I am an F-1 student with pending adjustment of status based on my marriage with US citizen. Can I work during my adjustment of status process even though I haven't received my EAD? Answer: As I understand, you [...]
I am a green-card holder and I received a job offer in another country. Can I work and live abroad for 2-3 years with green-card? Answer: It is doable, but you have two important considerations: 1) Abandonment of [...]
What happens if I am on a K-1 visa, get married during the 90 days, but I do not file within the dates of my status? Answer: You will be out of status, but this will not be [...]
If I applied for asylum and my case was pending. At that time, I married a US citizen and applied for a Green-card based on marriage, and the asylum application was withdrawn. When I am already the green-card [...]
Will my immigration case be delayed by a government shutdown? Answer: It depends upon your type of case. If you applied for any immigration benefit with US Citizenship and Immigration Services, your case will not likely be affected [...]
I am a citizen of Ukraine and would like to apply for E-2 visa. Can I file for change of status or do I have to go back and apply through the consulate? E-s visa applicants from Ukraine [...]
I used false information to obtain B-2 tourist visa and applied for asylum after I entered the US. What are my chances? Prior to every asylum interview, the USCIS asylum office obtains from the consulate copies of all [...]
I applied for asylum, but my family members are still in my country. How do I expedite my asylum case? First, your family members may be eligible for Humanitarian Parole. Humanitarian Parole is designed to allow the applicants [...]
I have not filed taxes every year I have been a Permanent Resident. Does this mean I am ineligible for citizenship? You are not automatically ineligible for citizenship, however, one of the important factors of obtaining approval for [...]
Can I file for citizenship even if I was arrested for DUI? Not every arrest or charge will make you ineligible for citizenship. First, you must understand that being charged is not the same as being convicted. Only [...]
