Visa Applications require criminal history to be disclosed, even if a criminal matter is dismissed, expunged, or vacated. Not disclosing this...

It sounds like your father is using his GC as a Visa ("As a result, he typically visits us for 2–3 weeks every six months.") Your are correct that...

If you are the derivative spouse on a pending I-589, you may be able to file a new I-589 based on certain situations - but we do not know what your...

The I-130, pending or approved, does not provide an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) to be approved. It requires an underlying application,...

It does not matter how bona fide your current marriage is. A 204C determination makes any other petition filed on behalf by another spouse...

You may ask for a fee waiver for the Employment Authorization Document (Work Permit). To evaluate whether you are eligible for a Green Card, you...

Depends on a lot of information. Are you the attorney of record? Is your stepson represented? Generally, we reach out to DHS for a Joint Motion to...

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Everything that can be done should be done while he is in the US. A K-1 will likely not be available without further waivers or inadmissibility...

This is specifically a question addressed within the N400. Yes, USCIS will know because they will ask for your tax records for the previous five...

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