Your mother probably won't have any problems during her next entry to the United States. Unfortunately, the only way to know for sure is to try. ...

A conditional resident can travel with their green card until its expiration date. After that, you'll need your expired card plus the I-751 receipt...

Domicile is one of the most misunderstood parts of immigration law. There is no requirement that the I-130 petitioner be domiciled in the US. The...

Typically, the omission of a part-time job on the N-400 would not adversely affect your eligibility for US citizenship. What type of job was it?...

Derivation of citizenship through parents is a complicated area of immigration law. To answer your question we'd need a bit more information. ...

Generally speaking, there is no filing fee for a work or travel permit filed in connection with an I-485. Although, many times, it is inadvisable...

Reporting a crime to the police would not be considered detention. If you were arrested by the police for something and taken down to the...

In some circumstances, an applicant can apply for a waiver of inadmissibility in connection with a non-immigrant visa. There are also waivers of...

You are currently in U-visa status. TPS parole will allow you to reenter the US on 'TPS parole.' If you depart the US and re-enter the US with...

Depending on where and what you are working on, I'd talk to your DSO about CPT. Although generally speaking, F-1 students cannot work off-campus...