I want to go home ?

You can just go home without telling anyone. If you don't have a valid passport, get a passport or travel document at the Embassy/Consulate of...

F1 visa revoked, sent back on voluntary departure, reason unauthorize work, what can be done to re apply ?

F-1 students were not authorized to work without DHS work authorization. You got caught and sent home. US Your chance of getting F-1 student visa...

N-400 Application rejected?

You have the correct form. Did you send the correct filing fee? If everything is consistent with the instructions, then you should re-send it. ...

Can I enter the US with my green card, after being away more than a year?

Your green card is valid an an entry document only up to one year. Assuming you have not applied for re-entry permit before you left, you need to...

How F2 child gets green card?

There is no such path to automatic citizenship for simply being enrolled in the school in the US (public or private). If one of the parents...

Can a Consular Officer, NVC or USCIS change a case from f1 to f3 without proof of marriage?

It is not uncommon for the Embassy to suspend F1 (or F2A) cases to investigate on the applicants' true marital status when the Embassy has reason...

If wrong date of birth used on naturalization process plus all employment, disability, marriage, etc can citizenship be revoked?

That really depends on how the ex-wife ended up using the incorrect birthday in the first place (and perhaps what evidence is available to...

For the civic test, you need 6 correct answers out of 10 questions. You can miss 2 of the first 6 as long as you can give 2 more correct answers...

Oath Ceremony?

She should postpone the oath until after the vacation to avoid the complications. If Columbia doesn't recognize dual citizenship, then her...

Us citizen lived abroad from last 5 years . no income in us and no income in other country . can he stil apply for his spouse .

The lack of income can be overcome with a joint-sponsor's affidavit of support. But more importantly, you have to show or re-establish your...