As stated above, while you may not need a waiver for an order of removal, you may need a waiver for other purposes. Certain waivers require an...

Repercussions may exist based on the materiality of the "mistake." Should proceed with legal representation/review. Good luck.

An LPR Card (Green Card), as long as it is valid, is acceptable form of Identification for this purpose. It is also a Government Issued...

A sibling cannot adjust status simply by filing an I-130. The I-130 must first be approved, and that will approximately 12+ years. If you...

It would depend on whether advance parole was requested and approved. It sounds like there may have been a concurrent filing. Generally, it could...

Tom should reach out to an immigration attorney so that the attorney can review all of the documentation from both USCIS and EOIR. We do not know...

If this occurred in Florida pursuant to Fla. Stat. 322.03, it is classified as a second degree Misdemeanor. A Florida Adjudication Withheld...

Given your circumstances, a Writ of Mandamus would be an appropriate vehicle. Generally, when an AUSA is assigned to your matter, it would lead to...

If you obtained your green card through the Special Immigrant Juvenile (I-360) process, the answer is no. Good luck.

Generally, yes. It would, of course, depend as to why you received a denial on your I-485.