If you and your husband live in the U.S. now, you can file for divorce in the U.S. If you live in California, then get a divorce in California...

Unless you had (and still have) H1/L1 status/job, your departure without advance parole means your I-485 application was deemed abandoned and will...

Generally speaking, you must show good moral character (GMC) for the last 5 years before the filing, and failing to file tax returns (when...

You want to consult with an attorney to see if you have derived U.S. citizenship from your father at birth (esp. if your father was a U.S. citizen...

California may have a 6-month waiting period for finalizing a divorce, but I am not aware of any requisite waiting period after the divorce before...

In theory, you could use the intending immigrant's (your wife's) foreign assets if you can properly document the ownership/value, etc. Whether...

You should consult with an immigration attorney to go over your immigration record and find out what was/is going on. An attorney could help you...

An InfoPass appointment won't probably benefit your case. Plus, I doubt you will get an InfoPass appointment (by calling 800#) based on your case...

Generally, the last government-issued identity document (birth cert., marriage cert., passport, court order, etc.) controls, and USCIS usually...

Not necessarily. It depends on how (or which visa) the fiancé came to the U.S. and how/where he seeks his green card after the marriage.