Generally, a permanent resident could study overseas without losing the status by applying for and obtaining re-entry permits. I have one client...

I'd go with Option #2 with I-485 J. Faster and less complicated. To prove your good faith intent to accept the sponsored job, take that job and...

How can you possibly misunderstand those simple questions (and instructions) about marital status/history on N-400, assuming you don't have English...

Look at the I-130 (F4) petition approval notice. Calculate time between the filing date (priority date) and the approval date. That's the time...

I don't think your partner DHS TRIP complaint is going anywhere. Assuming she was allowed "voluntarily" withdraw her application for admission and...

While you get to keep the priority date from the I-140 petition filed by your old company, you cannot use it until a new I-140 for you is approved...

Yes, you can travel and come back to the U.S. as a green card holder. You will probably be sent to the secondary inspection for CBP to check on...

Assuming you have a legal status (ex. permanent resident) now, I doubt your unemployment insurance claim will cause any legal trouble. The bigger...

DHS (or other federal branches) could trace the identities (names/SSNs) associated with a particular address, and those additional info may come up...

You should have received a rejection coversheet (often printed in colored paper) with the rest of the rejected I-485 package. Follow the...