Legal Question in Immigration Law in Maryland

First of all, he needs to consult a good lawyer and establish if he is a USA citizen or not. Being adopted as a child by a US citizen, he could be a citizen already. It's not clear from your post what steps his adoptive parents had taken in order to comply with immigration laws.

Having a felony conviction (what exactly?) and not being a citizen, could make him ineligible for adjustment of status and deportable. So first of all, he needs to see if he is a citizen already.

What exactly his lawyer did for him during the last 3 years: what was filed with the USCIS, if any?

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You have not advised whether he is in immigration proceedings yet. Most important that you find a good immigration counsel to help him with his case. My office handles cases all over the country and we are based in Northern Virginia so it should be easy access for you. When you reach us, we will be able to do an assessment. I especially want to look at the possibility that your husband may have already been a citizen without knowing it. In any case, good luck!

Sinceramente,

Marc Seguinot