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...

Assuming your are applying for naturalization under the 3-year rule (as a spouse of U.S. citizen), your citizen spouse's presence is not required...

Congrats on your marriage! Since you are seeking adjustment as a spouse of a U.S. citizen, you don't necessarily have to be in status at the time...

Yes, you could technically "interfile" on your pending I-485, although USCIS may have hard time keeping up with the switch (procedurally and in...

I don't know how old you are now, but your parent could petition for you under the F2A or F2B category, and you should be able to seek adjustment...

Unless you have a valid non-immigrant status/visa or advance parole (perhaps from a pending I-485), you wouldn't be allowed to come back in solely...

No, your petition for your mother (under the immediate relative category) would not include your sibling. You must file a separate petition for...