If you can, get married before the I-140 is filed.

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I filed a parole in place and got it approved. The USC husband was in the military and the wife entered the U.S. unlawfully. The parole in place only deals with the unlawful entry, NOT any unlawful presence that would have accrued. You need to speak with an attorney who has gotten PIP approvals. I... View More

You either need a waiver, or to qualify for 245i. If you are still married to the same person, start the process again with counsel.

Your question is unclear.

If you are married, you do not file the I-129F (which is for a fiancé). You file the I-130. I would be happy to file the case for you.

Since he does not have work authorization, you cannot count his income. You can only count yours. Look at your adjusted gross income on your tax return. For a household of 2, your adjusted gross income must be more than $20,000.

If your husband is a USC, you do not need anything that your mother filed. Meet with an attorney.

Since you only want to visit for business, the best option is a B-1. This is what business tourists use to drum up business while in the US. ESTA allows only a 30 day stay, so if you want to remain longer, you must apply for a B-1 visa at the consulate. This also allows 1 extension of another six... View More

Pose your question to a Tax Attorney.

For investment visas, your only option is EB-5. There is a fine line with an H-1B if you start your own company; or L-1A/B if you create a multinational corp.

Unfortunately, not through marriage. You may have other options if there was any abuse -like a U visa or VAWA. Speak with an attorney.

Marriage would affect your mother's filing. If your fiancé is a US, marry and adjust through him.

Your biggest problem is that your spouse did not attend the interview. What is the reason for this? If the case is denied, you will be placed into removal proceedings for marriage fraud. You need to retain counsel immediately! If your spouse was a USC, it does not mater that you filed after the... View More

Do you have confirmation of delivery? Best option is to send everything by Fed Ex. Allow 60 to 90 days for USCIS to issue a decision from the date of receipt of the RFE response.

The I-130 is an immigrant petition, whereas, the F-1 student status is a nonimmigrant status. You should retain counsel to handle this matter.

If you are asking how you can get a copy of EADs (Employment Authorization Documents issued by USCIS), you can file a FOIA and it should provide you with the EAD Approval Notice (not the actual card). If you submitted copies of the cards with a petition (for example for EAD renewal), then these... View More

What application did you file? If you filed for DACA, you are supposed to either be currently in school or have obtained a diploma (or GED). If you are no longer in school, you may no longer qualify. Once you obtain your GED, you can then submit your GED. It is best to retain counsel for this... View More

You can contact the German Embassy to explain the situation and try and obtain a replacement.

LEGALLY, she will accrue unlawful presence since you will not be working for the H-1B employer. However, since it is less than 6 months of unlawful presence, if she departs she will not trigger the 3 -year bar. It is never good to accrue unlawful presence.