As long as you have the room number on the driver's license, you should be fine.

Once you complete the biometrics (or USCIS waives the biometrics appointment), you don't have to do anything (other than updating your address)...

It's not clear from your description what ground the Embassy cited in the recent visa denial. I don't think it's just about the "No COS/AOS/EOS"...

If your husband became a US citizen before his child (your stepchild) turned 18, and the child was living with him/you with the green card, the...

I'm not sure if you are telling the whole story. To deny your new non-immigrant visa (F1, this time), the U.S. Embassy probably believes 1) you...

Withdrawing the money that you have already earned as salary or dividends in Canada should not be considered "employment" in the U.S. or affect...

If you stay here longer than permitted, you won't be eligible for ESTA/visa waiver admission in the future (i.e., you must obtain a B1/B2 visa at...

Since you have fraudulently obtained your green card (for coming here as a married "single"), starting a new immigration case for your husband...

Coming to the U.S. on a tourist visa (B1/B2) without the requisite intention to return can be considered a violation of B1/B2 admission and...

You could keep the U-visa application (technically a non-immigrant status) for the time being and withdraw when your marriage-based adjustment is...