You must disclose the disorderly conduct arrest (and the final outcome of the case) at the interview and provide the certified court disposition of...

While your I-140 petitioner in your case should also be the petitioner in your wife's follow-to-join consular case in a legal sense, DOS/NVC may be...

Congrats on your engagement. If your (soon-to-be) wife is a U.S. citizen, overstaying on F1 admission or working without authorization should not...

Assuming you are asking how much in advance you would get an interview notice, I would say the notice comes about 1 to 1.5 month ahead of the...

You need to work with an immigration attorney AND a criminal defense attorney to get the DUI off your record because a DUI is considered a...

If you came here as a C1 crewman, you are not eligible for adjustment of status (the domestic green card process) here. Instead, you would have to...

In theory, your wife would be making a bit over $30,000 (sufficient for a household of three) if she keeps working at the same rate for 12 months. ...

That depends on what visa/status you had when you gave birth in the U.S. If you had a B1/B2 visa and/or seeking/renewing B1/B2, it will probably...

Assuming you are talking about the spouse's continuing obligations under the affidavit of support (I-864) he signed during your green card...

B1/B2 applications will be decided on a case-by-case basis. Showing your inability to depart the U.S. on time due to circumstances beyond your...