I’m really sorry you’re dealing with this. For a marriage-based case, your husband is the petitioner and typically USCIS requires that the...

This usually means your case is under the jurisdiction of the Immigration Judge, not USCIS.  If the case is pending before the immigration court,...

In situations like this, there may be options (like a motion to reopen or re-filing), but timing and how the denial happened are very important. ...

In some cases, you may have options through marriage even with a pending asylum-based adjustment, but it depends on timing and how your current...

Yes, self-employment can be listed on the N-400, but how you present dates and roles (especially alongside a full-time job) should be done...

That definitely seems unusual to me.  USCIS can request biometrics from the petitioner in some cases for identity and background checks, even...

I’m really sorry your dad has gone through all of that—it can get complicated with prior green cards and time outside the U.S. In some cases,...

That is a long time to wait. You can make service inquiries with USICIS and Congressional inquires as well, but those options don't always move...

It is not unusual for USCIS to revisit the marriage during the N 400 process, even if you already went through a Stokes interview before....

Seven months without even a receipt notice is not normal, especially for an asylum-based green card filing. You should typically receive a receipt...