A: Yes. USCIS can compare your filing with information from its own records, other government systems, public sources, and investigative work. Whether the agency contacts a particular employer, landlord, bank,…
A: A pending Form I-485 green card application is not the same as keeping your old nonimmigrant status. Whether the case can continue after the old status expires depends on…
A: USCIS can interview the U.S. petitioner even when the spouse is abroad. The officer may want more information about the relationship, prior marriages, evidence, or filing history. An interview…
A: Yes, but filing Form N-400 does not make future travel irrelevant. You remain a permanent resident until the oath and still need to satisfy the continuous residence rules. A…
Some family members need their own Form I-130, while others may immigrate as derivative beneficiaries. The answer depends on whether the case is an immediate-relative or family-preference petition.