Your fiancé's sister may apply for a B (tourist) visa. She should be prepared to provide evidence of the wedding (an affidavit should suffice) and...

Your relationship to your step father does not afford you an automatic right to become a US Citizen. It does, however, afford you a path. Your step...

Whether or not you can sponsor your fiancé depends on the type of criminal conviction(s). It would be wise to retain an attorney to review your...

A physical Green Card expires. Someone's status as a permanent resident does not expire. That being said, his criminal convictions could very well...

Your use of Medicaid should have no effect on your immigration status. It would be wise to retain a qualified immigration attorney to handle the...

From an immigration standpoint, a bonafide marriage to a US Citizen would be the best option to remain in the US. From your description, asylum...

Since she is now divorced, she is no longer entitled to use her NATO visa and should travel on ESTA. "To receive a NATO-1, NATO-2, NATO-3,...

Should your wife not attend, I would not anticipate an approval. The best option would be for your spouse to rearrange her schedule to attend this...

Yes, you may submit your I-485, related forms and evidence, as soon as you arrive in the US. .

I concur with my colleagues. Do not attempt to proceed on your own. Retain a qualified immigration attorney.