Yes, you can be waived. But the request for medicals does not mean you have been waived for an interview.

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Try filing an application for change of status to B1/B2, or else continue enrollment in school and maintain F1 status.

Yes, the immigrant visa is for one use, to immigrate, and it is no longer of any use. The I-551 stamp is not a visa, but is proof the individual...

This site is for U.S. immigration. You should contact a Canadian lawyer for help with Canadian immigration.

It can take a long time to get a PERM approved. You may or may not qualify to file for adjustment of status in the U.S.

Anything is possible. There is no way anyone can say that there is no chance you can be arrested during an infopass.

It seems to me that USCIS will process the application and give you a new card, but they may ask for your documentation of your criminal charges.

To become a permanent resident of the U.S. a person needs an immigrant visa. There are two main types of immigrant visas, family based and...

You should not be barred from admission or visa issuance based on being charged with a crime if the charges were dropped, unless the consulate...

No, to qualify for naturalization you must be in the U.S. for a majority of the five years before the date you file.