A pending divorce (or your wife's withdrawal of her signature on I-751) would not prevent you from returning to the U.S. as a conditional permanent...

There is a significant backlog (even before COVID) at US Consulate in Ciudad Juarez (CDJ) where Mexican citizens could seek immigrant visas. You...

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A pending divorce would not prevent you from returning to the U.S. as a conditional permanent resident (with I-751 pending). But the filing of a...

Assuming you don't have issues showing a continuing bona-fide job offer from the I-140 petitioner/employer (or a new employer in case you ported to...

Assuming your sister doesn't live with you, she needs to complete I-864 and submit it with supporting evidence. Even if you don't have sufficient...

There is no simple answer to this. If you have solid ties to your home country (job, home, family, properties, etc.), and you haven't spent much...

Assuming the work you intend to do does not require a valid driver's license, you could work with your valid EAD (which is, in and by itself, a...

It's not clear from your description why your F1 visa application was denied at the Embassy/Consulate, whether you could still salvage the...

No point of suing USCIS, which is statutorily required under INA 214(d) to approve I-129F petition once the petitioner submits a qualifying...