Although you do have options in the case of supplying financial documentation, you're right that some options may be more convincing than others.

Regarding your first question, as you noted, USCIS gives you the choice of submitting only one year's tax information, or submitting up... View More

You can sponsor her under the family-based 2A category. The process takes about 2 years. However, if she is eligible for an H-1B professional working visa or an L-1 intracompany transferee, the process is much faster. Also, if you are eligible, you should apply for naturalization asap.

If you are a permanent resident, no problem. If not, you need to be sponsored by an employer for an H-1B professional visa. The best time to do that is in the first week of April each year. However, some employers are exempt from this rule - universities and some related/affiliated nonprofit... View More

You can come to the United States with your existing H-4 visa.

It depends whether you continue to live together or you separate/divorce.

This forum is for US immigration law. Your son should consult with a Polish attorney.

This forum is for US immigration law. Your son should consult with a Polish attorney.

Since you are being sponsored by your US citizen husband, you can adjust your status to permanent resident without leaving the US even though you are no longer in nonimmigrant status.

An applicant for US citizenship must meet the following requirements:

Must be admitted to the United States as a lawful permanent resident (LPR), commonly referred to as one who possesses green card status. There is only one exception to this requirement: If an applicant has served in the... View More

It depends on the facts of your case. You may be a US citizen or a green card holder. You may be applying for your spouse, your parents, your siblings, etc. If you need help, schedule a consultation with an immigration lawyer.

Go back to your country with the Notice of Approval of your H-1B petition and apply for an H-1B visa.

Does he have a green card? If so, is it a 2-year green card or a 10-year green card?

If your marriage ends in a divorce before your conditional permanent residence (CPR) expires, you should submit an I-751 waiver to the USCIS as soon as your divorce becomes final.

Most foreign-born... View More

You can sponsor your wife and kids for green cards.

Green cards through marriage to a US citizen is the fastest and most common way to become a permanent resident. The spouse of a US citizen is deemed an “immediate relative” under the law meaning that there are no quota restrictions... View More

Having an affair is generally not a grounds for fraud. However, It could make the USCIS suspicious as to the bona fides of your marriage.

You need to file form I-130 to sponsor your spouse for a green card. Simultaneously, your spouse should submit an I-485 application for adjustment of status along with an application for an EAD work permit and an AP travel permit, etc.

You may want to schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney to help you complete your application.

Impossible to advise you without knowing the facts of your case. A K-1 fiancee visa is a nonimmigrant visa. The background checks can take weeks or sometimes months to complete.

This could definitely be an issue with your H-1B status. Schedule a consultation with an attorney experienced in employment-based immigration law.

I am not sure why your question is listed under immigration law. I will let an attorney in Georgia who is familiar with these rules answer your question.

If the person who you fell in love with is a US citizen, you can get married now, and he/she can immediately sponsor you for a green card. The process usually takes about one year.