US Immigration from Bangladesh

I have a 2.5 years old school bus crossing traffic citation of over 500 USD. The ticket was controvarsial so I hired a traffic lawyer who is representing me for this case. We are still waiting for a court date on this ticket while I have N400 interview in two weeks. My traffic lawyer's office is saying that as I am not convicted yet so it should not be a problem. On the other hand many people and lawyer online say its best to not keep any citation pending during interview.Even if I try to pay this ticket I have the option to go on deffered probation for 6 months to make off record, if I do this my ticket will be eventually dismissed after 6 months but the immigration officer might hold off my decision until I send them proof of ticket getting dismissed through probation. Or I can pay off the ticket without probation option that way this ticket will be in my driving record, charge points but might not delay my interview decision. I am not sure what to do at this point. Can anyone help me find some answers to my questions?

Hello,

Due to some personal and family reasons, my mom officially surrendered her greencard. She is now ready to immigrate and I am applying for all over again. When I have gone through I-130, I see in the form, it asks about A-number and SSN. Question is, she used to have a A-number do I enter that number? She also had SSN, do I enter that too ?

TIA

I m kind of concerned about the progress of my spouse visa application.

After I submitted the petition, I received a letter which is NOT regarding a pending case or immigration status.

I feel that spouse visas should be on top priority since the two married each other to be together .not remain apart for one year.

P.S. the case processing time is 10 months. Who knows it might take longer than that

Hi Everyone,

Thank you for your support throughout the entire process of getting my wife and stepchildren into the US. I couldn't have done it without your wise and expert advices. Now I'm at the last step of the journey where my LPR wife and both stepchildren received their 10 year GC. Now that I'm prepared to file for naturalization, I have a few questions and hoping that I'll receive the correct guidance as always.

• Do I need to file 3 N-400 forms (wife and 2 stepchildren)?
• In some documentation, I have read contradictory statements regarding stepchildren. I read on USCIS portal that a stepchild can not acquire citizenship until or unless they're adopted. I have not filed a petiton for their adoption in my local court yet. I am working with a lawyer to get this done, but based on the congestion at the family court in my county, it'll take at least a year, if not more. Is this a holdup? I also read on this potal that as soon as their mother (now LPR, with 10 year extension) becomes a US citizen, they automatically becomes citizen as well. This two statements have me in a big confusion. I'm hoping that the experts here can sort this out for me. Which one is true?
• One of my children's 10 year GC has wrong picture. Does that matter at all? is there an online portal where I can request a correction?

Thank you so much for all your valuable insights. Keep up the good work.

Hello!
I am a little bit confused about the support documents. In 2018, my wife filed i-864 with a Joint Sponsor. But now her income is more than enough for the two of us. So, do we need to upload i-864 or i-864ez?

Also, do I have to upload i-864 and i-864a for the existing Joint Sponsor?

Thanks!