There is no 90 day rule that one cannot try to change status within 90 days of arrival, except for student visas, where there is a 60/90 rule.

It seems to me you have no basis to appeal. I am sure you believed it would be to your advantage to write that you had no children, and therefore...

If you meet the eligibility requirements you should file for it right away and not wait. You should check if you meet the requirements.

You cannot file for permanent residence without the participation of your spouse. He must file the petition, there is no self petition unless you...

No, your husband cannot get a TN visa if he is not Canadian. Normally one files for this type of visa at preflight inspections in Toronto, or...

There is no need or benefit to filing multiple applications for your son. Rather, you should determine when and whether he is going to be eligible...

The immigration service will ignore him so I would just ignore him. If you no longer wish to be married to him, then do get a divorce.

If you leave before you turn 18 plus 180 days, there will be no bar to you returning to the U.S. based on unlawful presence.

If you are going to be entering another country during the cruise, you may need a visa to return to the U.S. unless you are getting visa revalidation.

If the income was sufficient before you should not do anything. If it was not, you should wait until USCIS sends a request for evidence and you...