A revoked B1/B2 is as far as I know and seen never, ever "reinstated." The practical remedy is a new DS-160 and interview, and one could get...

Your family's 2023–2024 Medicaid use should not count against you. The main risk is your U.S. citizen child's current Medicaid, which may be...

Based on what you describe, none of these three issues is a legal bar to citizenship, and applicants with this kind of history were mostly...

The State Department hasn't said why; as of today its bulletin index still lists September 2026 as current and October as "Coming Soon." The most...

You could apply, and your medical records are exactly the right evidence to show that your 11-month absence didn't break your residence. The safest...

No, you cannot legally drive on your Ukrainian license, because you are a California resident beyond 6 months or arrival. A ticket for unlicensed...

Yes, you can file the N-400 before the debt is paid off, because owing taxes is not an automatic bar. But unresolved tax debt can/will hurt your...

No, not. A K-2 can only adjust as the unmarried child of the K-1 parent. Consequently, your marriage ends your eligibility for this I-485, and INA ...

Premium processing only guarantees some action on the I-129 within 15 business days, and that action is usually an RFE tied to the unresolved B-2....

Staying on Employer A's payroll for about two months while you work for Employer B is generally permissible as concurrent H-1B employment, as long...