With a conviction, a lawyer must have been consulted before filing anything with USCIS. At this point, it is up to the reviewing officials, and a...

If your case is not at the NVC, there is nothing they can do for you. If the approving office is required to send the approved application to the...

In any given tax year, if you have zero or below a certain amount of income, you are not required to file income tax. You may proceed accordingly.

You may consider getting a co-sponsor for the I-864 to move application faster at the National Visa Center.

Yes, but only under one absolute condition: unequivocal evidence of death or divorce of the first spouse. According to the law, there are no...

It is very unclear what disability you are referring to. In any event, your disability is determined at the time of adjudication. It has nothing to...

The instructions are clear. Failure to follow the instructions on the I-864 results in a Request for Evidence and additional delays. There is no...

The incident mus be dsiclosed, relevan documents submitted, and subject to INA 212(a)(2)(A)(i)(II), controlled substance. A 212(h) waiver for IV...

You may make changes to your birth certificate at your local courthouse. It is not governed by US immigration laws. Consult a local lawyer for...

Generally, the reentry permit allows entry after an extended stay abroad. It has absolutely nothing to do with the residency requirements for...