Three years from when he became a U.S. citizen, if you had a green card then, or five years since you got your green card, whichever is sooner.

Anyone over 18, who has been a permanent resident for five years, can file for naturalization if they meet all of the requirements and can pass the...

Contact the consulate and ask them to open the form to allow you to amend it. Or amend it at the interview.

It seems to me if you were never approved for a for-profit H1b, that you need to enter the lottery again. But others may disagree.

Yes, the border crossing card should suffice to show he was inspected and admitted. If he also had a passport, perhaps you could check for an...

In theory a person can have both statuses at the same time. It does not seem to me that she can choose, at will, whenever she pleases, to consider...

CIS obviously disregarded it and decided that the applicants are in fact subject to the public charge rules.

There is no required to wait for your family to arrive on H4's for you to file for an extension of your H1b.

She can file for an extension of status for up to six months. She will not likely be able to keep extending it for years on end.

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Health and Human Services issues regulations which declare what communicable diseases are of public health significance. These can change all the...