I suggest you get a caregiver for them, return to the U.S., file for and get a reentry permit, and that will allow you to spend up to two years...

It seems to me you will need to file for reinstatement of status.

You could schedule to meet with them to ask for it back, or you could apply with your country for a new one.

If a person is granted advance parole, and they are then parolled into the U.S., they may be eligible to file for adjustment of status if there is...

To get good advice what to do, you should present your papers to an immigration lawyer to review and to discuss with you what the problem seems to...

The priority date is the date USCIS accepted the application. If that was on Feb 25 '19, then that is your priority date.

The short answer to your question is yes, you do have to do biometrics again.

If you were lawfully admitted or paroled into the U.S., your 21 year old, US citizen son or daughter can file an immigrant visa petition for you,...

There is no need to wait for the green card as long as the stamp is good for as long as the person needs to travel, and there is someone who can...

If your spouse ever lived outside of the US during his or her lifetime, mark on the form the last address he or she had that was outside of the U.S.