The so-called "90-day rule" (formerly "30/60-day rule") originated from the Dept. of State and still is an analytical tool for consular officials...

No, IRS would not get that information at least on a routine basis. You could amend (or late file) your tax return to cover those unreported...

If the F2A category is "C" (for "current") on the USCIS' dates for filing chart, you could file I-485 with I-360 self-petition. See:...

While your husband may have an immigration issue, you have marital issues. If you and your husband obtained green cards independently (through...

While the child's age or the timing of his/her birth (vis-a-vis the underlying marriage for your I-751 case) is not clear from your description,...

You should check your most recent I-94 (record of admission on B2). When B2 holder returns to the U.S. within the validity of the previous...

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If your son arrived here as an immigrant/permanent resident (probably based on your I-130) or came here on a non-immigrant visa and adjusted here...

If Immigration Judge granted your adjustment (as opposed to terminating your case and letting you to pursue I-485 through USCIS), and you did...

Unlike the I-864 version of Affidavit of Support, the I-134 version is mostly deemed an unenforceable "gentleman's agreement." You could still be...

If he could prove he has a pending I-589 application with USCIS Asylum office, ICE could exercise its discretion and let him go without placing him...