Your husband qualifies as an "immediate relative", meaning there's no visa backlog for him to face, but whether he can adjust status in the U.S. or...

Understand that one cannot file Form I-485 Adjustment of Status from outside the United States. If you are in Paki, your case will go through...

Don't refile the H-4 EAD unless you have a specific reason to need a card with different dates. The approved EAD is legally valid work...

Granted, the online approval notice in your USCIS account is a legitimate, reliable record. It may not, however, turn out to be a 1:1 match with...

Sure, you can file your I-485 now and your wife can file her derivative I-485 later after returning: there is no requirement that derivatives file...

Sure, no problem. Trump or no Trump admin., you can still freely travel. A 1-2 month trip, however, could carry real risk if you can't clearly...

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To avoid problems in the future I would err on the side of caution and assume that a new PWD will be needed, even if the new address within the...

Correct, you can, under the circumstances you described use your existing valid F-1 visa to enter the U.S.: you do not need to apply for a new one,...

Because your husband is a U.S. citizen, your daughter cannot be a derivative beneficiary on your IR immigrant visa case: IR visas do not allow...

Getting Medicaid now will not cause any problem for your future naturalization. Public charge rules apply to initial admission into the country and...