Under the current facts, you are not eligible to adjust status and the I-601A will not help you unless you are willing to consular process. ...

The divorce terminated your eligibility under Section 319.

Assuming that the stepchild relationship was formed before your 18th birthday, each parent requires a separate petition.

There’s a possibility that she is already a US citizen.

There is no medical/health exam for the naturalization process.

You would need to have the Consulate issue a new visa with a new expiration date.

Background checks sometimes take longer than expected. If the case has been pending for a long time, consider a mandamus/APA lawsuit.

While it is true that one should fill out forms completely and accurately, this oversight will most likely not impact your case.

It is possible to pursue lawful permanent residency based upon your new marriage, but be mindful that USCIS will assess the bona fides of your...

The burden of proving eligibility for naturalization rests on the applicant. The passport would be evidence of your trips in/out of the US, which...