You indicated in your posting that your spouse is a DACA recipient. Unless your spouse has a lawful entry into the U. S. , the FORM I-485 can not be filed with the FORM I-130.

If per chance that a lawful entry has been recorded with DHS and your spouse is otherwise not inadmissible then... View More

Your eligibility for naturalization will not be affected if you receive a stimulus check from the U.S. Treasury.

There are some instances in which a priority date of a petition (FORM I-140) filed and approved under one classification can be re-captured in a new employment based category by the same or different petitioner.

However, in the family-based (FORM I-130) case in your scenario, the priority... View More

You should ask the attorney that is guiding you to provide you with information about the FORM I-539 and the timing of the filing.

Good luck to you.

A resident parent can file the family petition, FORM I-130, on behalf of an unmarried son.

In your case, the FORM I-485 can not be filed with USCIS by the unmarried son for at least 4 to 5 years. Moreover, the applicant must remain in status and must be otherwise not inadmissible.

As a DACA recipient, you can trigger the 3 or 10 year bar upon departure from the U.S. if you obtained DACA after age 18 1/2 due to an accumulation of unlawful presence. The 3 year bar will trigger with 6 months of unlawful presence and the 10 year bar is triggered with 1 year of unlawful presence.

An adjustment of status is permitted if your spouse has lawfully entered the U.S. without preconceived intent or is in possession of a dual intent visa.

Since you posting is lacking information I am assuming that you are a U.S. citizen.

The relative petition ( FORM I-130) that you filed with USCIS has been accepted for processing and adjudication. You can expect an RFE ( Request for Additional Evidence) or an approval/denial of the petition once the USCIS officer completes the adjudication.

Entry into the U.S. with the... View More

If you are not in possession of the court disposition, you will eventually need to visit the court and unseal the record to obtain such document. If you wish to apply for naturalization, you need to be aware that most USCIS field offices will consider a DUI within 5 years of application a... View More

If your son is wanting to change his current non- immigrant status then he needs to file the FORM I-539.

If your son is a conditional resident, he must file the FORM I-751prior to the 2nd anniversary of the issuance of the conditional resident status.

You should contact an... View More

The fact that you are the beneficiary of a relative petition (FORM I-130) will not necessarily impact the request for the change of status to the F-1.

Moreover, the fact that you are requesting the F-1 status does not cause the FORM I-130 to be adjudicated out of the normal processing... View More

You can contact the airlines to determine if you can obtain a reservation for an international flight. During the current COVID -19 health crisis you may have difficulty in obtaining a flight. Keep in mind that upon departure from the U.S. you will trigger a 10 year bar which will prevent you from... View More

Your employer should timely file the FORM I-129L prior to expiration of your L-1A status. If you are not eligible to extend your current status in that you have reached the statutory limit for L-1A status, you may be able to request another status if the COVID -19 crisis persists and you are not... View More

You should contact the British Embassy in Washington, D.C. if you are in the U.S. and inquire about the requirements for a British passport. You can also visit gov.uk to obtain the passport requirements.

Good luck to you.

You can contact the school in the U.S. that you are interested in enrolling your son and inquire if the educational institution is authorized to issue a FORM I-20. Once your son is admitted and issued the FORM I-20, your son can apply for the F-1 student visa with the U.S. consulate in your home... View More

If your visitor status is due to expire this month and you are unable to timely depart due to the COVID -19 health crisis, you can request an extension of your status by filing FORM I-539 with USCIS. You will need to include documentation of the reasons of your inability to travel abroad.... View More

Recently USCIS issued an alert regarding COVID-19 and Public Charge Inadmissibilty which states is part as follows:

USCIS encourages all those, including aliens, with symptoms that resemble Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) (fever, cough, shortness of breath) to seek necessary medical... View More

The FORM I-944 is required for all applications for adjustment of status filed after February 24, 2020. If you filed the FORM I-485 prior to that date , the FORM I-944 is not required.

If you wish to prepare and file the FORM I-944 in your case you are submitting a form with USCIS that is... View More

If DHS discovers that the issuance of a permanent resident status and U.S. citizenship was procured as a result of a willful misrepresentation or concealment of a material fact amounting to fraud then the U.S. citizenship can be revoked through a process called denaturalization. The former citizen... View More

The message that you are viewing online indicates that USCIS has accepted your FORM I-130 for processing and will now be adjudicated by an adjudication officer.