If you are adjusting your status through USCIS, the ban should not impact you. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has not announced...

"CR1" is typically a classification that indicates the person is a conditional legal permanent resident. Are you? Because if you are, the only...

Sounds like your husband might have a conviction (or multiple) for sexual abuse of a minor, which immigration considers an aggravated felony and a...

Based on the information you provide here, yes, I think you can. But you want to discuss this matter in detail with an attorney.

The thing to understand first off is that this form, the I-131, has multiple purposes. It's used to request permission to travel, re-enter,...

You don't need to withdraw the form G-28 that was previously filed by your attorney. If you are looking to hire a new attorney, you would just have...

Spouses with US status don't all have the same privileges to extend on the people they are petitioning for. Legal Permanent Resident spouses can...

It depends on whether you are intending to have her Consular Process for her green card or Adjust Status through USCIS. If you are not sure...

To correct any incorrect information on your Legal Permanent Residency card (green card) you should file a Form I-90 with USCIS. To correct your...

If you properly filed an I-751 and you received a receipt notice from USCIS for that form, then your conditional status was extended 48 months,...