The short answer is no. Your U.S. citizen status keeps your benefits. But keep one thing in mind. If he becomes a U.S. resident, file as married...

It looks like, since you: 1) already have the I-140 on file over 90 days; 2) your I-485 on file over 90 days; and 3) your EAD in hand, that you...

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Maybe scammed by shady immigration help. Is it possible to fix? (see details)?

Your mother most definitely will need an attorney’s help. She needs to have assistance with getting a proper Tax Identification Number (TIN), and...

Immigration - Citizenship Application

USCIS publishes Processing Times that are included on the USCIS.gov website, At the present, what used to be done in 4-6 months is now taking...

If your labor certification is expired it cannot be re-used, but instead a new LC is to be filed. But you and your employer-sponsor really need to...

Is there hope to keep my Husband from being Deported.. We have two children together and I don’t plan on raising them alone

You are going to have to make sure your husband has an attorney, fast, for both immigration and criminal defense. Domestic violence-related...

It is likely that you will need to marry as soon as possible, and he will have to file an AOS I-485 referencing your marriage to him. It will be...

What are my options to correct my situation?

While your situation will certainly require the involvement of an attorney, you must remain, and your employer must file an amended I-539 for the...

(c)(9) exempt on payment for I-765 or not?

If you file your I -765 work application, through your adjustment of status, then it’s filed under the (c)(9) category which is exempt from paying...

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Low wage compare to market rate could effect my i140?

It may seem strange, given that the standard market salary is much higher than what the U.S. Department of Labor labels a Prevailing Wage...