They are taking three to six months in Chicago and Milwaukee. I would guess it is pretty similar in Atlanta.

If they post bond and are released, then they may be allowed into the U.S. Each case has it's own facts.

There is no need to wait for the H4 extension of status to be approved before you file for a change of status to F1.

It would not make the parent a "public charge" subject to removal from the U.S., so no, it would not have any significant impact.

If you could fix them and make them consistent it would be better. Yes, it definitely could cause a delay and it is doubtful your affidavit will...

Some people have successfully argued that having a pending, timely filed asylum application is an exceptional circumstances, or a circumstance...

It is very possible that USCIS sent your application to a different office. You should follow up with both offices.

Generally traffic violations do not create any grounds for inadmissibility. As such it should not cause any revocation of your visa.

His name will be given to ICE, who could decide to detain him in order to deport him. That is happening. Could be better to travel by car, and...

It is true that if a person has never filed for asylum, then the system should show that zero days have elapsed since filing the asylum...