If the requested evidence has something to do with whether your spouse lawfully obtained he green card, sure it could affect your case (not just...

No, you cannot petition for your parents or siblings until after you become a U.S. citizen. But you could start getting the relevant records (ex....

You could try to make an expedite request with USCIS. See: https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance/how-to-make-an-expedite-request. But...

It could be a temporary arrangement to receive VAWA (I-360) related mail at "U visa department" while Vermont Service Center finalizes its move...

If you want to sponsor your parents' permanent resident status (green card), and your parents are overseas, you start the immigration process by...

You could replace the I-864 with the correct one (with all pages) and leave a note on CEAC. It takes around 60 days for NVC to review those...

You could go with approximate dates (to the best of your knowledge) and explain that at the interview. If you choose to paper-file and handwrite...

A disorderly conduct conviction (as opposed to a conviction for domestic violence) does not make you deportable or inadmissible. But it is...

Assuming you learned the approval online but have not received the actual approval, it means your extension was approved for 4 months (up to...

You are not barred from leaving the U.S. while your I-539 extension application is pending. But be mindful that your current B1/B2 visa is subject...