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It's not a problem. You can apply for both. If they grant adjustment first, you don't need asylum.

It is very unlikely it will have any impact on your naturalization. They look at your birth certificate to determine your name.

They are processing in three groups, recent filings, oldest filings, and middle filings. So it could be very soon, it could be in a few months or...

If your spouse is not in removal proceedings, he should ask DHS to return his passport.

You can stay up until the date your visa expires.

Having a lawyer is not a basis to expedite an application. But it does reduce the likelihood of delay or denial. You can check the processing...

Since she never was the beneficiary of an I-140, probably it will not stop her from changing status to F2.

Assuming a person has a one year bar due to unlawful presence, he or she can apply for a waiver for that bar if they can show extreme hardship to...

CIS does not refer the I-589 to the immigration court without interview solely based on failing to meet the one year filing deadline.