No. When you apply for a green card, you must produce evidence of a divorce(s) from all previous marriages. Additionally, you cannot have a valid...

Parties to a litigation can attempt settlement negotiations at any time, either before trial, during trial or even after trial pending appeal. I...

The medical bills that can be admitted into evidence are bills that have been paid or are still outstanding to be paid. The amount that was...

It sometimes takes up to three weeks for USCIS to process the intake and assign a receipt number. Currently, they are severely back logged.

A US Citizen can sponsor his foreign wife for a green card by filing an I 130 and 485 together (assuming wife entered the US legally). It’s not...

The issue of whether the marriage was bona fide will be revisited when your wife has to file her 751 form. If you split up then the USCIS will...

Consular processing after marriage if spouse is a US Citizen as adjustment of status is unavailable for crew visa holders.

Assuming you’re a US Citizen, The K is the right option because an immigrant cannot adjust status on a crew visa.

Even though you have no “major” injuries as you stated, you can still sue if you have “injuries.” You should seek medical attention within 14 days...

For purposes of determining an alimony award in a divorce case, the years that both of you were unmarried do not factor into an alimony calculation.