If and when the U.S. decides to admit Ukrainians as refugees or parolees, we will have instructions who could be included.

Do send a request to change the interview location.

No. They can take months or years to publish a final rule. We still have no final rule for laws passed in the 1980's.

This site is for U.S. immigration. You will have to find an immigration attorney from a Schengen country for advice about the immigration laws of...

It is possible that it could affect her admission to the U.S., depending on the CBP officer and port of entry. People do get questioned if they...

You could pay the premium processing fee and it will get done faster.

Generally it is a good idea to wait at least six months if you can.

Reentering the U.S. on advance parole should not have any impact on your adjustment application.

Your status does not automatically change. Rather, you would have to file for a change of status [which can take much longer than six months]. So...

If your I-485 status shows that CIS approved it, yes, you will get a green card. If not, then no, you will not get one until CIS approves the I-485.