Since a permanent resident cannot petition for his/her parent, you must become a U.S. citizen first.

DUI, in and itself, is not a crime involving moral turpitude (CIMT), and the second (or subsequent) DUI does not change that. But DUI could still...

If you are eligible to adjust status in the U.S., you could switch. The eligibility rules may differ, depending on the category of your green card...

If CEAC doesn't accept documents anymore, you should mail those 2 documents directly to the US Embassy/Consulate.

That depends on the reason for the previous H-1B denial and whether the issue was addressed through the RFE response (if related at all). The...

As long as you have another valid government photo ID (which you need at the N-400 interview and/or biometrics appointment), you don't need a valid...

You'd have to correct I-94 through CBP Deferred Inspection office (https://www.cbp.gov/contact/ports/deferred-inspection-sites).

My guess is that your friend has two or more files (the regular alien file and temporary file/s) and that the officer does not have all the files...

Yes, moving in the middle of seeking adjustment may increase the processing time, especially where the change of address (AR-11) was filed after...

Given that your husband's immigrant visa application (DS-260) based on your I-130 petition is pending, his immigrant intent is pretty clear. So,...