Yes, a lawyer can file a freedom of information act request to get a copy of everything that an individual filed with USCIS.

If she has accrued over 180 days unlawful presence in the U.S. she will be barred for three years from admission to the U.S.

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Normally this is due to an arrest for DUI or something similar that could make a person ineligible for admission to the U.S.

It is not likely that a record of having applied for a marriage license will have any impact on this individuals immigration status or future...

Considering the cost and risk of denial for the EB5, I suggest the IR instead. But they are not mutually exclusive, you could file everything to...

Not really . There is no visa category for nieces and nephews of U.S. citizens. HIs mother, of course, can file for him if she is a permanent...

Check your I-94 to determine until when you were admitted. Most likely the prevailing wage application was good from three years from the date the...

If you came on a visa waiver, you cannot change status. You can apply to a school and get the visa abroad if you wish. Or if it is not a visa...

Very likely this will lead to a finding that he attempted to get a visa by fraud. There is a bar to admission to the U.S. if one committed fraud...