If that is not a criminal offense then there should be no need to report it to USCIS, but if it was a criminal offense, then report it.

Unfortunately as a matter of policy the department of state will not expedite application based on war conditions.

Finding out about a divorce without prior knowledge does not make one eligible for either an abused spouse petition, nor a trafficking victim.

There is no way to know and perhaps you should follow up with the social security administration regarding that.

If USCIS no longer as the visa because they forwarded it to the National Visa Center, then you should contact NVC.

There is a list of crimes, that must have happened in the U.S. to qualify for a U visa. To file you must get certification from law enforcement...

You can check with the US Embassy and ask their policy on third country processing and if they agree you can do it.

It's not a problem at all, I just got an I-130 approved in the last week for a couple that did not live together. i have gotten many, for many years.

You do not need to wait for a year but you risk a denial if USCIS processing your I-485 earlier than one year. So try filing six months after the...

Traveling out of the U.S. does not have any impact on an I-140 petition of any kind. So yes you can travel in and out of the country.