If you have a work permit based on VAWA and you want to withdraw it and file for adjustment of status based on marriage, you may be able to do it...

You can write "asylum applicant" and USCIS will not reject the application, and it is accurate as well that you are an asylum applicant.

You could try sending the entire response again. Otherwise it seems likely that USCIS really has all of the pages of their own RFE.

It is up to your home country whether or not you can be readmitted into the country. The U.S. cannot prevent you from returning to your country.

If you do not have employment authorization, then selling your blood would constitute unauthorized employment.

If one has never been in removal proceedings, then one cannot have filed any application for relief from removal.

I partially agree with my colleagues. Under the Marriage Brokers Act, USCIS will make sure that your fiance knows about your alcohol or drug history.

If your child immigrated to the U.S. and was in the custody of his U.S. citizen father, he should be an automatic U.S. citizen upon his admission...

It will impact your ability to adjust status, and to be readmitted to the U.S. but it does not impact the EB5 petition.

Perhaps the fraud in question was marriage fraud. If so, then there really is no waiver except 237 in court, and such a finding would bar any...