You will not be deemed to have been deported if you leave. You may be barred from returning depending on whether you accrued unlawful presence in...

Definitely not. If you have overstayed your period of admission, you may be removed from the U.S. even if you are married to a U.S. citizen.

It means the officer must review your application and decide whether you qualify. If you entered on parole from Ukraine, Haiti, Cuba, Nicaragua or...

You should wait for a decision or interview notice. It is fairly safe to travel but there are upcoming travel bans so you really never know.

I do not believe that there is any way to repay medicaid. I have heard of people who were able to be readmitted after getting taxpayer paid...

If your employer, the petitioner's income is insufficient, then the I-140 cannot be approved. Perhaps you want to save the priority date and...

No, there is no change in the law. But the 1996 law specifies that if she is out of over 180 days there is an issue whether she abandoned her...

N o, overstaying before you got your green card will not prevent you from being admitted into the U.S. as a permanent resident.

Being selected does not limit your travel rights. But if you file for the H1b and you depart, you will be withdrawing your request for change of...

You can include any income you want on your I-864, particularly if it is included in your U.S. 1040 tax return.