I agree with the above attorney. Without more fact(s), will not void a B1/B2 if you leave the US. Again, always consult with counsel prior to...

All the above suggestions are valid approaches. Also, for naturalization purposes, you may not go from married to single. The single status is...

Without even consulting the visa bulletin, 8-10+ years appear to be 4th preference than 1-2 years.

TPS and any re-registration(s) allow you to live and work in the US. It's is not clear the basis of your law suit.

Until the I-130 and 1-1485 are approved, it would not be wise to guess the status of forms in your packet. Any RFEs, interviews, approvals, NOIDs,...

You are not authorized employment because you are on B2 visa.

In general, for the receipt date is the same as the priority date and has nothing to do with biometrics/fingerprints. In addition, priority dates...

It's not a trick question. The answer is "NO" based on your question.

Unfortunately, undocumented individuals are not authorized employment. Attorney Anderson has a very good recommendation.

The local Field office may help you in getting a duplicate N662 petition. Your record may still be at the district court, where the judge...