Obtain the certified court record of your conviction. Obtain the police report. With those in hand, consult with an experienced immigration...

There is no "cancellation" of asylum claim. You may withdraw your asylum claim. Withdrawing is quick, but inherently risky - invites a suspicion...

No to the question as asked. First, you file your I-485 with the Immigration Court (fee-in with USCIS). Second, you move the Immigration Court to...

You are not eligible for Section 245 adjustment of status. If you get asylum, in a year you will become eligible for Section 209 adjustment of...

File (through an experienced attorney, of course) a N-336 request top review decision relating to your N-400. The treatment you experienced is...

This is likely a defect of the USCIS status reporting system. An I-485 may only be approved if the underlying immigrant visa petition (I-130, I-140...

Ca is in the 9th federal circuit, and TX is in the 5th federal circuit. These circuits have very different immigration laws expressed in the...

Withdrawing of asylum should explain to USCIS that you no longer fear persecution in your country, because country conditions and/or your...

Asylum information must not be disclosed too the third parties. If it gets disclosed, the asylum applicant might become eligible for asylum even if...

USCIS is not sure what to do with your case. This is typical for asylum cases in which the applicant did not file a legal brief. The remedy is to...