Is it gonna be a problem i forgot to put my middle name for my naturalization application?

You may address that overlooked detail at your naturalization interview and examination. Ultimately, unless you request a legal name change, the...

What should I do if I found USCIS made a mistake on my case?

Regrettably, it is not that unusual for the USCIS to make errors, even obvious errors with serious consequences. It would be wise to engage an...

Can I travel to the US to visit my son during the Immigration Visa Process?

Further information is needed in order to provide a specific legal analysis and to provide specific advice to you. Generally, however, a foreign...

Generally, the charging document is a citation, indictment, accusation or similar record that clearly identifies the offense for which a person was...

Can I resend the package that was sent back to me?

In addition to the information in the previous response, of course you will need to confirm that the information in all the forms continues to be...

Can I get a Georgia lawyer for interview asap

I am sorry to learn that your spouse is unwilling to participate in your marriage-based adjustment of status interview next week. Without her...

Ii was married to my girlfriend and we have 2 daughters. She is from Guatemala and we were only married a little over a year

Obligations under an Affidavit of Support used in a marriage-based adjustment of status application process do not expire upon a divorce, nor are...

The spouse and even other family members may accompany an applicant to the local USCIS Field Office building where an interview will be conducted....

What to do after becoming american citizen,? and the USCIS official add the surname, that originally the court took off ?

Your question is not, strictly speaking, a matter of U.S. immigration law, even though the name shown on your naturalization certificate is related...

Can I travel with my husband ap ?

Each person, even within a family group, must use his/her own Advance Parole in order to be eligible to re-enter the U.S.