As long as your wife could completely translate the documents from Spanish to English, she could translate and add a certificate of translation.

Since a "birth certificate" from the Indian Consulate/Embassy is issued on the basis of entries in Indian passports, not directly based on the...

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N-400 filing fee (payable to USCIS) is $725. See: https://www.uscis.gov/feecalculator. Attorneys fees vary because an attorney could charge...

You cannot become a I-864 co-sponsor/joint-sponsor until you become a permanent resident.

If you plan to travel in the U.S. briefly, then the 60-day grace period (added to the I-20 validity) might be sufficient. Whether CBP would let...

Your wife should not come to the U.S. on a tourist visa (B1/B2) with clear intent to apply for adjustment. Don't cut corners. Unless she could get...

Assuming the admission date was 03/01/2023 (not 2021), your wife became a conditional permanent resident when she came here with CR1 immigrant...

Your permanent resident card (green card) will be valid as an entry document up to a year from the last departure. While the I-131 receipt may be...

Immigration Judge only has a review jurisdiction of I-751 denied by USCIS. But if the denied I-751 was filed jointly, and you and your spouse are...

It's not clear from the question what waiver you are seeking with Form I-601. If you have overstayed on your visa, and your sponsor-husband is a...