USCIS will assign cases based on the type of cases, availability of their resources, backlogs, etc. The petitioner's address may be relevant, but...

Assuming she is otherwise eligible, yes - your wife could file I-485 application concurrently with your I-130 petition, at least until the end of...

Since you already have a green card (with unrestricted employment authorization), you can work for as many employers as you wish. Technical status...

Since the immigrant visa documents were electronically sent to DHS these days, your wife won't get any visa packet (envelope). She has the...

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...