As long as you provide alternative spellings in the Other Names section on your application, you should be fine.

Yes, your sponsor-wife could contact the post (U.S. Embassy/Consulate) to withdraw her sponsorship for whatever reason. It's up to the post to...

That depends on what type of case is pending with USCIS and/or Immigration Court. If you are an active I-485 application to adjust your status,...

Your USC brother's I-130 petition for your father (in the immediate relative category) has no bearing on your case (I-130 petition in F4 category)...

An absence of more than 6 months (more than 180 days) but less than 1 year (less than 365 days) during the period for which continuous residence is...

If you were admitted to D/S on F1 visa, and the federal government hasn't officially found in violation (ex. for leaving school but not the...

If you don't wish to fight to keep your lawful permanent resident status (for a long time), you could try the ESTA route. I have seen many former...

First your permanent resident friend should double-check if she hasn't become a US citizen automatically through the Child Citizenship of 2000. ...

If you already completed the F1 or F2B or immigrant visa process through your mother (and have a green card), you can marry your fiancée left in...

A filing of a standalone I-130 petition by your family member would not help you in the pending removal proceedings unless you could show that you...