You are a born US citizen but are trying to claim Mexican citizenship through "Jus Sanguinis" or through your parent/s born in Mexico, right? ...

Unfortunately, burglary/vandalism (without more) won't serve as a qualifying offense for U visa eligibility. See qualifying criminal activities...

You had many chances to consult with an attorney about your naturalization eligibility before filing N-400, before going to N-400 interview, after...

If your mother has already settled here and is now seeking adjustment in the U.S., she should put her current address in the U.S. on her I-485...

If your child is seeking an EB-based adjustment as a derivative, he should not work without EAD even after the I-485 filing to avoid the denial/bar...

Once you request to withdraw any immigration benefit application/petition, it will be treated as your final, unretractable, decision (i.e., you...

Since you count the same person only once when calculate the number of the household, you should get the same number (whether one is listed as a...

Assuming you are the father (and have lived in the U.S. long enough to transmit), the child will most likely be a US citizen at birth wherever...

You haven't provided sufficient information. From "D/S," the child must be a dependent on F1 , M1, or J1. But what did the child request on...

Generally speaking, USCIS (already inundated with expedite requests) is reluctant to expedite any case on the medical ground unless it involves a...