Generally not. The argument is that your pending asylum is an exceptional circumstance which excuses failure to file while you are in status. ...

A person in the U.S. on a B2 visa can file for change of status to H4 based on marriage to a person who is in the U.S. on an H1b.

Generally if a person does not live in the U.S. and is not a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident of the U.S. they cannot get social security...

If you divorce your spouse, the USCIS will have to deny your application and unless you are in lawful status, they will have to commence removal...

If you still have qualifying relatives, then your case still might be approved. If the IJ closed the record at the end of proceedings, it might...

You can file for naturalization five years after you got the green card if you do not live with your spouse. You can get the removal of condition...

You should assume then that the answer is no, the judge will not terminate your case, or, alternatively, that your case has not been assigned to an...

Generally one must be in lawful status to file for adjustment of status. While there were cases that considered a pending asylum application to be...

You cannot file for adjustment of status if you are out of status, as the spouse of a permanent resident. So it may not help with the court. When...

While you may be eligible to work, your employer may not agree to hire you because you do not meet the I-9 requirements. Yes, you can file for a...