A two year conditional Green Card requires filing the I-751 to remove conditions. Processing times are quite long. Your spouse will likely file his...

No, the wet and reckless conviction should not prevent you from adjusting your status. You would be wise to retain a qualified immigration attorney...

I suspect that you have fallen for a misinformation campaign or internet speculation. Even under this crazy administration, a denial of an N-400...

When the five year rule is a readily available option, apply under the 5 year rule. ...

A US Citizen's drug conviction should have no impact on his ability to sponsor his spouse for a Green Card.

Yes, it will help. If you can obtain advance parole, leave the US and reenter with a lawful entry, you will be able to adjust status. Work with a...

You must complete the application honestly. If you know who the father is, he must be listed. If you do not know his country of birth or residence,...

Complete and file the N-600. You may also apply for a US Passport. You will need evidence for both processes. It is advisable to work with a...

Yes, it would be best to retain a qualified immigration attorney to review the RFE. The USCIS uses templates - not case specific language. This can...

The fact that your US Citizen son is accompanying your wife, should not preclude you from using the I-864EZ.