Yes, you can use your married name on all applications you file, once you are married, you do not need to change any of your documents.

Humanitarian parole is not a nonimmigrant status, so it is not possible to change status within the U.S.

Each local OPLA has it's own rules, forms, email addresses, and formats. Your best bet is to contact a local practitioner.

No, the court order stopped the termination of TPS. It did not expand TPS to include more people who could not previously qualify.

[email protected] You could also check AILA.ORG for a lawyer of your choice if you wish to do that.

If USCIS used the spelling you gave them, then you will not be able to change the naturalization certificate. Try filing a name change with the...

It would seem to be a very good idea to return to the U.S., but remember 245(k) waives up to 180 days out of status.

It is far safer to get a change of status in the US and not get stranded in India. But if you are going to have to return to India anyway, then...

You can stay in the U.S. if you have a pending asylum application. USCIS may choose to put you in expedited removal and then you would need to...

Yes, he can apply for a change of status to F1. Yes, he can change status in the U.S. without having to depart. You should contact the school's...