If you actually told CBP that you were going to "live" in the U.S. with the parents' money (as opposed to just "visit") or even suggested that the...

The so-called last action rule comes into play when you have multiple requests/applications concerning your non-immigrant status. It does not...

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You could still remove conditions on your residence (2-year green card) and obtain a 10-year green card even after divorce because, having a child...

A new employer can file a cap-exempt H-1B petition (i.e., no lottery) for you, and you can use the unused period.

The maximum extension period USCIS could approve through the 1st timely I-539 is 6 months from the I-94 expiration date, which is sometime in...

You could apply for an extension of B1 or B2 status in the U.S. if you have a legitimate reason, and this extension application won't be affected...

A VAWA based adjustment application does not require a proof of inspection and admission/parole, although having the old I-94 would be helpful. ...

Your prior immigration visa application will be part of the immigrant intent assessment. In your new (non-immigrant) visa application (DS-160),...

Your case should be adjudicated hopefully soon, because it is already out of the I-360 processing time at Vermont Service Center.

You may be able to change of status through USCIS if you follow the special protocols for diplomatic visa holders. See:...