The last oath ceremony in the LA area my client attended was on March 26 (her interview at LAC was on Feb. 9). Suddenly no interview or oath...

Given the frequency of your mother's visits (several times in the last 5 years) and the duration (4-5 months each, as opposed to 1-2 weeks), I'd...

Along with having U.S. citizen natural parents, the phrase "permanently resided ...." was apparently meant to supplement (and work as a condition...

You shouldn't worry about those misdemeanor arrests as they clearly predate your adjustment or admission as an immigrant. I'd recommend carrying...

Assuming you had continuously resided in the U.S. without a break over 6 months in the last 5 years before the filing, an additional absence for...

Based on your descriptions, it should be one of the three scenarios: a) your attorney didn't file the motions to reopen/terminate; b) your attorney...

The "unlawful presence" clock starts from I-539 denial because the timely filed (and presumably bona-fide) COS application prevented the clock from...

You could file I-485 with Immigration Court if the underlying I-130 is approved and is ready to use (but doing so comes with extra fee set by this...

If your I-129F petition is approved, you should process your K1 visa application (DS-160), go home and get interviewed at the US Embassy in London,...

Your husband should consult with an attorney to go over the record of this criminal court case out of Oregon. Details matters here because he may...