Generally a minor traffic offense will not stand in the way of naturalization eligibility. The USCIS may, however, require evidence that the...

In addition to information in the previous responses, note that the immigration consequences of criminal matters, and particularly of arrests for...

Conditional Resident status (sometimes called a two-year "Green Card") authorizes any lawful employment. That could include, for example, working...

An H1B visa authorizes only the employment contemplated in the approved H1B application. For specific legal advice about potential eligibilities...

Automated replies about rescheduling biometrics appointments within a specified number of days are not particularly reliable. The USCIS may send a...

Entry into the U.S. with an L2 visa requires so-called "nonimmigrant intent," i.e. an intention to remain in the U.S. only temporarily, and an...

As indicated by Mr. Smith's response, ordinarily a person is ineligible to apply to adjust status (to become a Permanent Resident/get a "Green...

In addition to the information in the previous responses, note that there are resources available to help a foreign national improve his/her...

The previous responses address your ability to enter the U.S. with a K-1 fiance/fiancee visa, so that you can marry in the U.S. within the required...

Your question is less than clear, but its answer is not governed by federal U.S. immigration laws. I presume you are referring to a criminal...