Yes, Form I-130A (Supplemental Information for Spouse Beneficiary) is mandatory for your application. It must be submitted whenever a U.S. citizen...

For immigration purposes, a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude (CIMT) classification depends on the final record of conviction (the final plea or...

USCIS will process and adjudicate both the pending H-4 extension and the F-1 Change of Status (COS) together within the 30-business-day premium...

Please can someone explain how can I move out from the usa to Switzerland and what kind of a visa should I apply for and where at? You need to...

If I depart the United States for Mexico on 11 September and my departure is correctly recorded, does remaining in Mexico until my flight to the...

Yes, a USCIS officer can deny your N-336 appeal if they believe you do not meet the English language requirement.Here is how the law works and what...

Under federal immigration law, a conviction occurs whenever a judge formally finds you guilty, or whenever you plead guilty or no contest. True...

Whether a Youthful Offender (YO) status counts as a conviction for immigration purposes depends heavily on the specific state law governing your...

A standard New York Youthful Offender (YO) adjudication does not count as a conviction for federal immigration purposes, meaning it cannot be used...

DHS can have a departure record without a matching entry record because early 2000s border systems relied on manual entry. At that time, CBP often...