You can file while abroad, but it’s not ideal. Even short trips can trigger extra questions, especially since USCIS already denied you once. You...

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I strongly suggest waiting the 90 days before submitting an application for permanent residency to avoid having to explain to USCIS that you didn't...

As a resident for 5 years, you qualify for naturalization without taking into account your marriage to a U.S. citizen. There is other qualification...

As my colleagues have mentioned, more information is required to answer your questions fully. 1. Not unless his tourist visa was denied for...

First off, I'm very sorry to hear about the passing of your spouse. As the surviving widow(er), you should notify USCIS of this change in...

You would follow the I-824 form once you become a permanent resident for your spouse to get his green card and join you here. Otherwise, unless he...

He can petition for your children as long as you two married before the child's 18th birthday. No need for a formal adoption or to wait for him to...

You can file your I-751 even if divorced. This is called a waiver of the joint filing requirement. I suggest you hire an attorney to assist you...

You only need one copy of the divorce decree for the entire application package, which is required for the I-485. If you're filing the I-765 alone,...

Yes, you may petition for your mother and your spouse at the same time. However, your parent petition will not give your sister any rights to come...