Your question is not very clear as it is unknown exactly what you are trying to do. Perhaps reach out to an immigration attorney of your choice...

The I-20 on its own, does absolutely nothing to preserve lawful status. Applying for F-1 visa at your consulate is the fastest way to get a...

US Citizen petitioning a parent would be an immediate relative category. Your mom, if in Venezuela, would likely have to consular process in...

Generally, a Request for Evidence or a Notice of Intent to Deny is issued to cure any defects, such as missing documentation or the certification...

Four months is too early for any interview, if needed, to be scheduled. Processing times depend on where it is being processed. You can check...

An I-751 waiver requires documentary evidence. It is unknown what the waiver you seek is based on, as there are five reasons (or a combination of...

The DS-160 asks: Have you ever been arrested or convicted for any offense or crime, even though subject of a pardon, amnesty, or other similar...

No, that is not a possibility. There is a statutory period allowed for response, and it has passed.

If the conviction occurred in California, there may be a possibility of vacating the conviction for a noncitizen if they were not properly advised...

Were you asked civics questions? Were you asked to read/write in English? If so, then it was a combo-interview; if not, then likely just the I-751....