School records, medical records, bank records, drivers license and tax returns, affidavits of friends and neighbors.

You are no longer qualified for the visa, from the date you got married. Your mother will have to file a new visa petition for you.

Get him put on the birth certificate, get an order establishing paternity, or get proof he was married to your mother when you were born.

The revocation will not stop you from getting a B1/B2, but your repeated change of plans could suggest you do not intend to keep to the terms of...

No, but you will get an admission stamp that will allow you to return to the U.S. before it expires and you can use that, or better yet, file for a...

No, refusing to file for you does not qualify you for VAWA. She is not obligated to file a petition for you.

If your spouse is in lawful status, then file adjustment as soon as the priority date is current, and do not wait.

There may be issues relating to why you don't have to file for those years. Otherwise if you are on a payment plan and keeping to the plan, there...

If you have not yet been granted adjustment of status, that means your I-360 has not been issued to you. As such, your spouse and children cannot...

It is highly recommended not to come to the U.S. on a foreign passport of you are a U.S. citizen. If you do, there are countless different...