Yes, you are eligible for naturalization under the 3-year rule (as a spouse of a U.S. citizen) and could file N-400 after 2 years 9 months from...

Your husband needs to prove he is a U.S. citizen by showing the original U.S. birth certificate or a valid U.S. passport. If the new birth...

A waiver applicant could submI-601 waiver application after the visa interview. But you probably don't need the unlawful presence (3-year/10-year...

You will be asked to show when you left the U.S. Since you were admitted (probably on B2) from Jan. 2021 to July 2021, a departure after Jan....

If you already relocated, file AR-11/change of address immediately and follow up by calling the customer service (to make sure USCIS knows you...

CR1 (or CR6) is a green card category (CR1 for consular/CR6 for adjustment) for those who obtained the status as a spouse of a U.S. citizen within...

Assuming your TPS was granted before F-1 status expired (and there is no affirmative F-1 status violation finding), you have two possible avenues -...

Your immigrant visa on your passport with "endorsement" (that is an entry stamp from CBP) will serve as a temporary green card for up to one year. ...

The U.S. government could technically go after you as a joint sponsor (in addition to the I-130 petitioner and the immigrant) to collect money if...

I don't see any problem changing the country of citizenship (or any issue in applying for naturalization down the road) as long as you continue to...