If you have the I-751 filing receipt extending your green card for 24 months, you should be able to travel internationally and come back with the...

As a U.S. citizen spouse, you could receive Calworks benefits (if you are otherwise eligible) without negatively affecting your husband's case. ...

If you have timely filed for a change of status (COS) or extension of status (EOS), you will not accumulate unlawful presence while waiting for the...

If you have already paid the visa application fee (DS-260, $325) and the affidavit of support review fee ($120) for each applicant through the CEAC...

Generally speaking, having an A-number for the beneficiary-fiancé listed on the reissued I-129F receipt, in and by itself, shouldn't alarm you. ...

Even without a sufficient income or a recent tax return, you must still file I-864 (with a short explanation that you were exempted from filing...

Once your case is in Immigration Court, USCIS cannot consider your I-485 adjustment application. Your husband needs to file a standalone I-130 with...

If your B1/B2 has not been cancelled, it should remain valid.

You apparently have all the documents you need to clarify the "arrest" if CBP questions you about it.

The post-CoA processing time depends on where your cases were at the time of filing AR-11. If the pre-screening for N-400 was completed before...