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.

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...