There is not enough information to guess if CIS will approve or deny. You may consider instead just refiling the adjustment application.

No, you cannot lose your citizenship if you are a derivative U.S. citizen, by being convicted of an aggravated felony.

No, so long as your adjustment of status was corrected granted, the fact that you overstayed in the past should not impact your applications for...

It would be deemed either fraud or a violation of status to return to the U.S. to resume your employment when in fact you do not have any job in...

Generally the principal and dependent can both file for adjustment together if they are both eligible for adjustment. At issue is whether having a...

You should contact ICE immediately and provide your new address so that you do not violate the terms of your parole or release from detention.

Since the fees will change between now and when you want to reapply, you can check www.uscis.gov for the filing fees when you are ready to apply...

Yes, indeed ICE can pick up someone and deport them once they post bond on a criminal matter. For posting bond you guaranteed he would return to...

There is a very complicated analysis to determine whether a conviction is a conviction for immigration purposes. If you were convicted and the...

Generally if there is a warrant to arrest an individual they will be arrested when they enter the country with a visa. The security clearances...