Sure, if you have employment authorization. Good luck!

Assuming you meet all the other eligibility requirements, you can apply for naturalization 4 years and 9 months from the "Resident Since" date on...

To answer your question, yes, you can have both an I730 and an I130 pending at the same time but I recommend that you consult with an attorney...

Filing a mandamus (federal lawsuit) is the way to speed it up and force a decision. Whether or not it's a good idea is going to depend on the...

Your clock does stop but since you already have more than 180 days and your initial EAD was successfully issued, your clock is irrelevant and...

This kind of question doesn't have a black or white answer - it's a personal decision you have to make once you weigh the benefits and risks of...

Yes, the divorce will affect your application for permanent residence - a spouse who is divorced from the principal asylee is no longer eligible to...

She can consider a mandamus, which is a type of lawsuit, to force the SFAO to schedule her for an interview. Whether or not that's a good idea for...

This is really a fact-specific question, and I recommend that you consult with an attorney. Based on your question, it sounds like your spouse is...

The fact that you obtained a green card through marriage doesn’t erase the fact that you previously filed for asylum. The risk associated with...