The current N-400 processing time at Santa Ana is about 8-9 months (March 22, 2017 to Nov. 30, 2017). You probably filed N-400 in Sept/Oct. 2017...

I have my green card through marriage but before i had pending asylum and I closed it administratively after i got my marriage

Your descriptions raise serious issues. If your asylum case was in fact "administratively closed" (before Immigration Judge), there is a good...

US born citizens w/o passport in mexico... Less the 1 year here?

Yes, you will "get into trouble" (i.e., will be sent to the secondary inspection for possible alien smuggling, etc. and held for hours with no...

Generally, you have to be present at the InfoPass for identification/security purposes before they could issue the temporary green card (I-551)...

Been more than six months outside twice

If you remained outside for over 6 months but less than 1 year, there is a rebuttable presumption that a continuous residence was broken. Whether...

Will my case be affected now that people won’t be able to obtain documents by their documented parents?

Some politicians are entertaining ideas of eliminating most or all of family-based preference categories. But it’s not the law yet. Are you...

When the new law applicable for us citizen cannot apply for sibling?

It’s not the law yet. It’s just an idea floating around the immigration reform. You may want to file those petitions ASAP and wait/see because the...

How can I go after a lawyer for malpractice? I hired immigration lawyer 3 yrs ago to handle my US born child petition 4 me. Prio

Generally, you cannot serve those 10-year bars (waivable and non-waivable) in the US. Without more details about your case (esp about how you...

Is a philippine high school graduate(green card holder) be allowed to enter the navy.?

Your question was categorized in asylum law. I moved to military section so you get responses from right people.

USCIS Santa Ana is taking about 8-9 months to adjudicate N-400 cases from the filing. So, it should be about 7-8 months from the biometrics...