Your DSO should be able to tell you whether you can do the transfer. If allowed, then you would not be in violation of status.

A person can be deported for being in the U.S. without permission, with or without any conviction or violation of any order of protection.

If your status depends on you being paid a salary, then a pay stub helps to prove that. If it is based on being a j1 student, then your transcripts...

I have filed before based on married to someone under 18, but it seems to me that for the affidavit of support the U.S. sponsor should be 18. ...

USCIS will certainly notice the timing and very well may question whether you got married in order to immigrate to the United States. If there is...

You can file for naturalization five years from the date you first became a conditional, lawful permanent resident of the United States.

If you did not enter the U.S. with inspection, you would need to leave the U.S. to get an immigrant visa. You may or may not need a waiver to...

If the officer requires it, I suggest you do it. The alternative is that they could seek to rescind your adjustment of status.

That is very unfortunate. I can take longer to get the oath ceremony where there is a name change, because it must be done in court and not at the...

It is truly unpredictable. In theory there is a waiting list to be called in for the interview and it depends on the embassy. In reality, it...