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...

In order for you to seek naturalization under the 3-year rule, you must show that you have been living under the same roof with the U.S. citizen...

If your "old" green card is still valid, just carry on with life with the card. USCIS won't send you a new card (with a new A#), and you don't...

If you are still in domestic partnership with someone else, you could not show your good faith intent to marry your fiancé in Mexico (or show no...

You don't necessarily need to show the parents' marriage for your mother's case but you probably do for your father's case. Since the registration...

Whether you can renew your state teaching certificate without having an alien number is a state admin/licensing law question you should ask a local...

I don't know which U.S. Embassy/Consulate you are dealing with or what countries your husband has visited over the years (or what other issues were...