What Does “Case Is Being Actively Reviewed” Mean?
“Case Is Being Actively Reviewed” means a USCIS officer is examining your case. It is a normal status with no [...]
“Case Is Being Actively Reviewed” means a USCIS officer is examining your case. It is a normal status with no [...]
You can often reopen an immigration case, but deadlines are short. USCIS motions use Form I-290B in 30 days; court [...]
Yes, asylees can get a green card after one year of physical presence. You file Form I-485, usually with no [...]
A criminal record does not automatically bar citizenship, but good moral character rules apply. Some crimes are permanent bars; you [...]
You need a reentry permit for extended trips abroad, generally a year or more. File Form I-131 in the U.S. [...]
How long a green card holder can stay abroad: under six months is usually fine, a year or more is [...]
Yes, you can lose a green card through abandonment, certain crimes or fraud, giving it up, or failing to remove [...]
After USCIS biometrics, your prints go for FBI background checks and your case continues. Next may be an interview, a [...]
You can ask USCIS to expedite your work permit under the same discretionary criteria, and premium processing is now available [...]
You can ask USCIS to expedite your case, but it is discretionary. You must fit a criterion like severe financial [...]