You are married. Your passport application must reflect the fact that you are married. As far as your tax returns, I believe that "Married filed...

Yes, you may use a joint sponsor. A joint sponsor may be any US Citizen or LPR. Due to the pandemic and backlogs, expect the process to take well...

The legal way to bring your fiancee here to marry is to apply for a K1 Visa. In regards to rapidvisa.com, I recommend that you retain an...

Only a US Citizen may sponsor a parent for a Green Card.One may not sponsor an in law. Your mother in law may apply for a tourist visa, She will...

Since you are moving on April 17, you cannot use the MD address. Remember that you must be truthful in all aspects of immigration. Move and file in...

Your wife may reapply with more (much more) evidence of her ties to her home country or you may sponsor them for Green Cards and they may travel...

USCIS will not deny your application due to old traffic tickets. However, it is best to mention them. For this, I believe that an approximate time...

No, since you are not claiming US Citizenship at birth, that section is not applicable to your situation. You would be best served by retaining an...

I sincerely wish that USCIS would take down that aspect of the website. Every day, we are asked countless questions about online updates. The...

Typically, a K1 Fiancée Visa is the fastest option. However, there may be concerns given the age difference. A spouse based Green Card is also an...