Yes, you can generally file Form I-485 in the U.S. even if you initially chose consular processing (DS-260) on your I-140.

At this stage, you have two main options: 1) You can review the J-1 waiver options and application process yourself through the U.S. Department...

A writ of mandamus does not guarantee an approval, but it compels USCIS to issue a decision within a reasonable period. Before proceeding, I...

If no services were performed in exchange for the funds, you should be eligible to receive the fellowship payment under your F-1 status without...

I am very sorry to hear about your loss. From what you have shared, some information is missing in order to fully assess your daughter's case. We...

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USCIS might look into your spouse’s criminal history, especially if it involves crimes against minors, violent offenses, or past immigration fraud....

I agree with the Mr. Smith. If your travel is unavoidable, prepare these documents: - Valid visa stamp (Employer A) in your passport. - Current...

Yes, you are required to complete Form I-864, Affidavit of Support, even if your spouse has a work permit and is working in the U.S.

Even if your EAD gets approved, you will not be eligible for AOS, meaning you will have to go through consular processing. Also, remember that you...

Green card renewal is primarily focused on immigration status rather than minor legal issues. If your offense was minor, did not lead to arrest,...