Consular posts (U.S. Embassies/Consulates) used to require the original approval notices. They are no longer "required" (as the posts could verify...

Create the "paper trail" showing your efforts to correct the typo through USCIS, perhaps through e-request tools...

It's possible that you have multiple files - the main alien file (A-file) and temporary file/s (T-file/s) - or that the portion of the records...

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If you are eligible, go for the diversity visa lottery because it will not affect your EB-based green card eligibility.

As long as you were not subject to the 2-year residence requirement (or already completed the 2-year residence in home country if required), the...

USCIS couldn't have approved I-485 without first approving I-130 (assuming I-130 was the only basis your mother had). So, this is a...

You can file I-130 petitions for your parents from anywhere (online or paper), but it is wise to have a U.S. address (or have an attorney in the...

I assume you recently became a permanent resident and left the U.S. without the green card. No, once your green card is approved, the auxiliary...

The non-citizen spouse will not benefit from the DACA spouse, at least under the current rule. The non-citizen spouse should explore other options...

You are asking Canadian immigration questions and need to find Canadian immigration lawyers. Most immigration lawyers in the U.S. do not handle...