No, you could not use your expired EAD/C33 at a TSA checkpoint. Here is the list of acceptable identity documents:...

You should have sought legal advice before going to the interview (once you learned the I-140 petitioner backed out) because, unlike the I-485 ...

We need a bit more information. If the I-140 petitioner/company merged with a new company, maybe the new company may take over the case and file a...

USCIS usually cashes a check for the filing fee within a week of receiving the application/petition package. A check or a credit card (G-1450), I...

Whether you could legalize your immigration status through your spouse (or child) generally depends on 1) the extent of your your "felony" record,...

You don't have to submit the translation of a Mexican passport as it already comes with English (in small letters, right next to Spanish).

Yes, it's legally possible for a US citizen or permanent resident to sponsor his/her undocumented spouse's green card. The procedure generally...

Unless you moved from one (USCIS interview) jurisdiction to another during the 90 days before filing N-400 application, proof of residency...

If you currently reside in Canada and could stick around until the visa is issued, this shouldn't be a problem. If you are in the U.S. and will be...

If you are not eligible for adjustment of status, you may be able to seek immigrant visa overseas. Watch out for the possible 3-year/10-year bar...