N-400 USCIS Early Filing

If you are about to hit the 3rd anniversary of getting your green card, have been married to a US citizen for the whole time and living together...

In the year of 2014 I was a sponsor of support for my cousins CR1 Visa. I am now married and filing my own CR1. Is it an issue?

I agree with my colleagues here. Since your previous affidavit of support for your cousin's case was not used after all, it does not count as...

You should still be able to travel with your California ID or Driver's license. But you never know when a nosy TSA agent starts asking more...

To automatically acquire citizenship under the pre-CCA law, both parents must be US citizens before the child's 18th birthday. There were some...

When does my out of status started?

I agree with Prof. Capriotti: Your "out of status" period started when the 60-day grace period ended. The other attorney probably meant your...

I recently got my green card. Can I apply for my mother or do I need to wait for citizenship?

Yes, you must become a US citizen before you can petition for your mother. But remember: if you obtain your green card through VAWA (and your...

If person been arrested during the period for his application to citizenship, what is the consequence

If you convicted (even with a probation with no jail time) or admit committing a crime, USCIS may find that you lack good moral character needed to...

What is the best course of action?

I agree with Mr. Berman. If the previously submitted Affidavit of Support (I-864), along with its supporting evidence, is good on its face, the...

Is American marriage certificate needed for green card application?

If the marriage is legally valid in the country of celebration (assuming it was not bigamous), then it should be considered valid for US...

Can i travel out of the united states for 32days with pending I-751 petition to remove condition residents

Yes, you can travel with the I-751 receipt, the expired green card, and a valid passport. I don't know if this is a joint case or a waiver case or...