If your husband never divorced his first wife, you are not married. He would need to divorce THEN marri you for you to be able to petition for him.

If your sister is outside of the country, then no, she cannot come and to the US and file form I-485. She will need to consular process, which...

Your children can file for you if they are over 21. If you entered the US legally and they file for you, you can remain here and file the entire...

Your reference to Form I-160 leads me to believe that perhaps you may be confused about the next steps in your wife's case. That form is filled...

A copy of your I-94 is sufficient to file for adjustment of status. If you don't have a copy, you may be able to obtain one online at:...

As long as you remain within the United States, you can travel without issue. As stated above, it is best to carry proof of your status with you.

Without filing for an extension, when her visa expires she will begin to accrue "unlawful presence" which means she will be in the US without...

Unfortunately, what that attorney told you is not true. You would in fact have to exit the country in order to complete the process, which is...

The income requirements are listed at: https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p If you do not earn enough, you can have a co-sponsor who will have to show...

Unfortunately, the Maritime Transportation Security Act only allows U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, naturalized citizens or an asylee,...