While your father might have triggered the 10-year bar for for his unlawful presence from 2005/6 to 2012, he have already "served" the 10-year bar...

Generally, USCIS doesn't seek bank records directly from the back. But USCIS could certainly ask you to submit the bank statements (along with any...

If you were "sentenced" to attend a day seminar and do some community services, then there should be court records out there. If the court record...

In theory, the government could file a civil lawsuit to denaturalize you (take your US citizenship away) if they could prove by "clear, convincing,...

The exact process of legalizing your future husband generally depends on how he came to the U.S. and maybe whether you are a US citizen (or a legal...

I don't know why you chose that combo ($555+$50). But since the total is correct ($85/I-821D + $520/I-765 = $605), it should be OK.

Without knowing what you want to achieve or which status you want to obtain through the immigration process, it is hard to answer your questions. ...

Since H-1B visa/status allows "dual-intent" (no need to rebut "immigrant intent"), you could still travel internationally and return with H-1B visa...

If your F1 student status in SEVIS has been inactive, you should reapply for a new F1 visa with a new I-20 from the new school.

If you go with the "4 years and 1 day" rule, you would still have to rebut the presumption that your continuous residence was broken. But if you...