I assume you married the husband after you got your green card in 2019 - i.e., he is not eligible for a derivative status through your green card...

The key question is whether you submitted the joint sponsor's income statements (W2, 1099, etc.), along with his I-864 and tax returns, to show his...

If your parents live in Texas now and are not planning to move to Los Angeles anytime soon, use the Texas address as their residential address. ...

Assuming you arrived with an immigrant visa after age 18 (but before age 21) and got an IR2 green card shortly after - i.e., you did not get US...

Your damaged/expired passport may enjoy higher credibility as an identification than your AB-60 license. You should bring both to the biometrics...

Since you haven't married your fiance at this stage, your last name shouldn't have changed to your fiance's. So, I assume you are talking about...

Did you file a new I-485 with the new wife's I-130 (or after your new wife got I-130 approved for you)? I don't think you could "interfile"...

If you travel with advance parole approval, then you get paroled into the U.S. - i.e., you don't get a new "admission" to the U.S. in a strict...

You could have a different attorney for a different case. But it is your responsibility to provide the updates to "the other attorney."

There is no derivative when a U.S. citizen is petitioning for his/here spouse. If no derivative, the use of the principal seems strange, right? ...

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