Probably not a strong case. For a reentry permit, the key issue is whether you were physically in the U.S. when USCIS received the I-131, not when...

My short answer to this : Domestic travel is generally possible—but not risk-free in your situation. Let’s dig deeper into this for you so you...

Sorry about what you are going through but let me say this clearly first—your husband cannot deport you, and threats like that are a very common...

You’re asking the right question—because this is exactly the kind of “small documentation issue” that can turn into a bigger immigration problem if...

The Short answer will Yes—you are on the right track, and in your situation, filing under the 5-year rule (general provisions) is often the...

Let me be very direct with you—and this may be a little bit long because I like to give comprehensive answers- this is one of those situations...

Good question. This is exactly the sort of issue that gets families into trouble because it sounds harmless on the surface. You file an I-130,...

This is a very good question—and you’re already approaching your I-751 the right way, which puts you ahead of many filings I see but let me see if...

This is exactly the kind of question people ask a little too late sometimes, so it is good you are thinking about it now while you still have room...

This is a very smart question—and it shows you’re thinking strategically about timing, which is exactly what matters in employment-based green card...