Anything is possible. If you had a pending I-751 and were scheduled for naturalization you should have known that USCIS had to approve the 751...

You can probably get a decision within three to six months of filing such a lawsuit. Even if it takes longer, you could get a preliminary...

It could be USCIS will argue your 485 was granted in error if you did not disclose that you were in exclusion proceedings, even though USCIS would...

No, there is no time limit to stay overseas. You can reenter on y our L2 so long as your spouse is an L1 and your L2 is not expired, and your...

Sure, you can prove that there are no grounds for revocation and USCIS can reaffirm your approval and send the visa back to the consular officer.

No, you do not need to deduct your time outside of the U.S. to calculate the date you can file for naturalization unless there was an interruption...

If your son has an unexpired, nonimmigrant visa and is returning to the U.S. on that visa, he will get a new I-94 normally. That may not be the...

They may ask to see it, but likely they already have a copy in your file from when you got your green card either through your immigrant visa...

So long as it is pending his age is frozen, keep it pending or he may age out . That is what you need to do.

Four years and six months from the date you resumed your permanent residence you can refile for naturalization.