Since your wife's signed (and pre-screened) DS-260 visa application will "expire" one year after the signature, the U.S. Embassy/Consulate will ask...

Assuming your income is from lawful sources (i.e., you are employment-authorized) AND you live with your citizen spouse, you can submit I-864A...

Assuming you are seeking an immigrant visa based on a family petition, you can answer "no" to that question.

The wife has a 30-day window to file an appeal (EOIR-29) or motion to reopen (I-290B). There is a good chance that the husband's parole back to...

The case of a derivative child included in the parent's I-751 is tricky. USCIS processes it as "I-751A" on the online case status (only) and...

The so-called "90-day rule" is only a guidance for U.S. Dept. of State and is not a binding rule for USCIS (which is under Dept. of Homeland...

If the derivative wife and/or two kids were in the U.S. at the time of the principal-husband's (your best friend's) death, the survivors benefits...

You should be getting a 2-year work authorization card as the new policy is effective immediately (as of June 2, 2021).

The signed I-864 should remain valid throughout the case as long as the supporting facts (employment and/or income/assets) remain valid. If the...

If your I-140-based adjustment application (I-485) has been pending at least 6 months, then you could port to same/similar job (without a new...