You would need to retain an immigration attorney for a case evaluation.

You need to retain an immigration attorney to evaluate your case. A U Visa may be possible.

It simply means that USCIS is reviewing your case.

USCIS does not care that you are aware of its investigation. USCIS would not have taken this action unless they believed you and your spouse guilty...

It could. Receiving certain public benefits, including TANF, under your name could cause you to be deemed a public charge. There are many aspects...

I agree with Attorney Alexandrovich. This is a questioned that should be posed to a tax attorney. Avvo placed your question in the immigration...

It does not matter why it was transferred. Further, if you viewed this online, it may not have been transferred at all. The update could be wrong....

As long as your spouse is a US Citizen, this should not be an issue.

You are currently without lawful status in the US. Do not leave unless you intend to never return.

Yes, you should have retained an attorney. People inexplicably seem to believe that immigration law is all about the forms. Immigration Law is all...