An overstay is a violation of law, and generally to be avoided. If you naturalize, your son could seek adjustment of status notwithstanding the...

Can you change your status to F1? Possibly, assuming you are a bona fide student and have not otherwise violated your nonimmigrant status. Any new...

Unfortunately, there is no derivative/dependent eligibility based on an immediate relative family-based petition. You will have to file a...

The 10-year ban applies for most deportations in general, however, the penalty is much more severe for individuals deported multiple times or...

You appear to have satisficed the residency requirement for jurisdiction in Nevada and should be able to apply any time now.

If you depart the US and trigger the 10-year bar to admission, you would have to submit an i-601 with the USCIS after you are found inadmissible at...

Your daughter does not derive US Citizenship by virtue of your naturalization alone unless she was residing with you in the US as a lawful...

USCIS will transfer your asylum case to your place of residence in accordance with jurisdictional rules.

Unless she has some other ground of inadmissibility that would apply in her case, e.g. lengthy overstay or misrepresentation, she would not need an...

Yes, an I-864 is required for each principal applicant. One for your father and one for your mother.