It would be better to file for naturalization after the trip because the interview and biometrics could come very quickly and require you to return.

It is a fascinating question. It seems to me that you needed to have been in the U.S. when the crime happened. The purpose of the U visa is to...

Certainly they can try. The only risk is that they may get an expedited removal order which would bar them from returning for the next five years.

Since October 1 is the start date, you should find another employer who can file an H1b transfer for you under the AC21 portability rules.

If you have been living outside the U.S. for most of the last four years, you will still not qualify. And if you have left for over six months at...

You should definitely tell the truth and if there is no documentation then you do not need to provide any documentation, but if you can get...

There is no rule against entering on a tourist visa, but the CBP officer may not choose to believe that she is going to keep to the terms of her...

It really depends when the visa was filed and when it was approved. If it was approved very shortly after it was filed, then the age is only...

If you are subject to deportation then it would be a very bad idea to file. But if not, it would be a good idea to file.

It means you are no longer denied and you have a chance to be approved if you provide what USCIS requires of you.