Once your mother is admitted on ESTA (visa waiver program), she is considered registered because she could obtain I-94 online...

Because both I-90 receipts and N-400 receipts will come with a 24-to-36 months temporary extension of the expiring/expired green cards, I don't...

I heard about an F1 student whose SEVIS was terminated after a DUI conviction. The best way to prepare (or prevent) a similar incident from...

Since you could easily prove your physical presence in the U.S., having a foreign address or running online business from the U.S. (mainly for...

Looks like you have more than a prudential visa revocation for your DUI conviction. It's apparently the result of the new "policy" implemented...

If you want to keep the name on the green card the way it is, you use that name and disclose the married name in the "other names used" section. ...

No, you won't be able to get on board or be admitted into the U.S. with the expired immigrant visa (IR1). Yes, you could technically ask the...

Applying for and obtaining unemployment benefits will not affect your immigration status as a permanent resident or your international travels. ...

USCIS accommodated for you in a way that you won't have to go to the interview twice (one for I-751 and the other for N-400), and it's usually a...

I assume you were under age 18 when your father and stepmother married. The Oct. 12, 2023 filing date is still within the published processing...