Yes, he can do most or all the items you mentioned, but it will take a long time because you are a green card holder. If you become a US citizen,...

The offenses must be disclosed on the citizenship application, N-400. Certified copies of the arrest reports and final court dispositions must be...

If USCS accepts and recognizes the marriage, your son may proceed with starting a spousal petition on his wife. This would be a preference case if...

You must share your EAD denial with an immigration lawyer. There appears to be a gap in your narrative. They will explain the denial and provide an...

Unfortunately, you don't have an immigration issue but criminal. when the criminal issue is resolved you will probably be released to ICE to...

He will probably be charged and an NTA issued. At the court hearing, and preferably with the guidance of counsel, he will have the opportunity to...

You answered the question and that is all that is required. If the government wanted an explanation, they would so ask.

Yes, you may. When either of your US parent became a US citizen by naturalization, and you were under 18 years, you derived US citizenship. There...

You already filed and so there is nothing that will change. Yes, you were receipted immediately rather than 30 days. That's not conclusive your...

You contact the specific court where your case is pending. The court clerk will gladly provide you with the up-to-date procedures. Good luck1