That is a rough situation. Immigration/USCIS can be a stickler in these situations--normally it is not an issue. However, it could be interpreted...

Number of reasons, too many to properly cover in this limited format. Easy, quick answer...separate processes, separate officers. For further...

This is not a question that is easily answered in this limited forum. You should consult with an Experienced Immigration Attroney in your area to...

Typically, USCIS does not like any arrest/convictions within the most recent 5 years before applying for US Citizenship. I highly recommend that...

That is a long time. You can ask to have it expedited, you can also apply for advance parole, but I am not a fan of the latter, too many things...

Yes. More evidence typically is better than less. If not using an attorney, you may want to have it at least reviewed by an experienced...

There is always a chance of denial when it comes to this area of law abroad in the Consulate. It is the Officer's discretion which they, typically...

There are a lot of moving parts in this scenario. You might be able to obtain snippets of information through this format. For an overall....

Yes, you could. More than likely it would be through Consulate Processing, not done abroad domestically through Adjustment of Status. I recommend...

This is somewhat of a common error, either committed by the person that filled out the form or USCIS that made a mistake. I do not recommend...