This type of situation could get tricky since if the parties have resided in KZ then the law of where the parties reside controls. In this case KZ...

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The I-134 is not legally binding. The I-864 is legally binding and the obligation to support does not end until one of the five triggering events...

Ideally, she would have her new card when she arrives at the port of entry. If you can get it to her in a secure way, then you can send it via...

I would caution against traveling until you receive an approval from USCIS for the I-751. If there was a denial you might not be allowed to...

We need some more information to make an educated guess. Some of the factors that can affect the time it takes include the country of origin and...

Completing the application will help you get that extension retroactively so that anytime you may have overstayed would not be considered "unlawful...

Each case is different so a general time frame is difficult to predict. Each country is different and the procedures sometimes vary from embassy...

Your mother in law can file for a B1/B2 visa with a US Consulate. This will all be done in Mexico. The DS-160 is the required application. She...

Hello. Please give an immigration attorney a call. It is not clear from your question what problem you are having. With a little more...

No, you apply here in the US for your fiancée with USCIS. Once approved, USCIS will send the approval to the US embassy/consulate in South Korea...