No, your conditional, lawful permanent resident status will not be revoked for a DUI, but you may be subject to removal if your crime was a "crime...

If your parents are living in the U.S. and were lawfully admitted to the U.S. with nonimmigrant visas, then they can file for adjustment of status....

Yes, they must file for employment authorization and with that they can get social security numbers.

It sounds correct. Since your TPS ends in April and you have not been approved yet for any extension, you can only be permitted to travel until the...

To determine what it means one would need to know who sent that to your husband and why. With that information, it may be possible to decipher the...

You can try, and you should try and most likely they will reject you since you are now over 26 years of age.

If you need evidence of your status for work or travel, contact USCIS customer service. If you are eligible for naturalization, file for...

It seems to me that you should call the police if someone is trying to contact your minor child against your wishes, with criminal intent.

Yes, you can be waived. But the request for medicals does not mean you have been waived for an interview.

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Try filing an application for change of status to B1/B2, or else continue enrollment in school and maintain F1 status.