RFE during a trial ?

What application do you have pending with USCIS? If you have a naturalization pending, you may be denied on good moral character due to the...

The answer is complicated. It can have positive and negative consequences in whether you are likely to become a public charge. It can be negative...

I’m a green card holder it’s for 2years My case of domestic violence&assault was dismissed do I face problems with immigration

As stated, it would be important to consult with an immigration attorney before filing for your new green and remove the condition (through I-751).

If they are asking for supporting documents, send them ASAP. Whether they kept in the normal queue, or they kept in the expedite queue, is...

Would a misdemeanor affect my current F1 visa (student) and my application for a green card?

This type of traffic offense should not affect your ability to become a resident, nor your ability to keep your residence, nor to become a citizen....

Will I have any issues with my Green Card if I drop out of school?

I assume you married a U.S. Citizen and through her you are attempting to adjust status. If you are employed through your student visa, and you...

I am an Asylee who has been living in the USA, Legally since 2001. I have finally got the right funds to apply for a green card

Your criminal history is something that should be reviewed with an attorney. For immigration, it is less relevant that you completed probation and...

Are you presently or have you EVER been in removal, exclusion, rescission, or deportation proceedings?

As stated, if you do not have an immigration attorney, then get one. IMMEDIATELY!

How can i fix my fiance papers? He is in México and i am in the US ? Does the process take long? How much will it be to pay?

I also recommend consulting an immigration attorney for a more complete picture. There are many routes to take for him to gain resident status...

What’s the process like after a pending case?

Now that you are married, you will do the process as a spouse of a U.S. Citizen rather than as a child of a U.S. Citizen. In other words, you will...