Your marriage will be legal unless one of you is already married to someone else or under age.

Your husband may be eligible for a waiver of his unlawful presence and a green card. I suggest you contact an experienced immigration attorney to discuss the possibilities.

You are the F1 and your husband will need to apply for the F2 unless he plans to comply with his visitor visa.

Yes. You can use your mother's address as your current address.

Federal regulations at 8 CFR 204.2(i) provide for automatic conversion from one family-sponsored, preference category to another, and allow for recapturing and retention of the old priority date in some situations. More information is needed to know whether you qualify. I suggest you consult with... View More

Yes. You my sponsor your step sons by filing an I-130 for each child.

Even though your green crd has expired your status as an LPR has not expired.

If your mother became a USC before you turned 18, you have acquired citizenship through her.

Citizenship and Naturalization can be the most complicated area of the INA. Whether you wife is a USC depends on the date she was born and her father's time living in the USA. She may also have acquired her citizenship through her grandparent(s) if her father did not meet the residency... View More

Whether you can file the I-485 now or should have filed it concurrently with the I-130 depends on the relationship between the petitioner and applicant.

You have the option of doing the research yourself at USCIS.gov. Read the eligibility requirements for the I-130 and I-485.

If your daughter was born out of wedlock, and claiming that she acquired U.S. citizenship at the time of her birth, and she was born after Nov. 14, 1986, she must demonstrate:

That you - her father - were physically present in the United States for 5 years, at least 2 of which were after... View More

Yes. Current residence is "Deceased."

Yes. As long as you are authorized to accept employment your income may be used as household income.

Your wife is an LPR from the date her application was approved. She can work as long as an employer will hire her with out the card.

Did you timely apply to extend your EAD? If you did so the receipt should indicate that your EAD was automatically extended.

Yes. If they added your name you need to attend the interview.

If you were charged as an adult you may not be eligible to immigrate to the USA. If you were charged as a juvenile the conviction may not effect your ability to adjust status.

No. It was not illegal to take your vehicle. It may have been taken as a civil forfeiture because it was used in the commission of a crime.

Yes you can.

If the name is crucial such as a familial name or first name you should send in a cover letter and amended page to the form.

It is NOT a good idea to wait for the deadline. Number one; you are delaying a decision. Number Two; you risk filing late if an unexpected disaster occurs.

If the RFE is for documents that are required for a Prima Facie decision then you will not receive an EAD until the RFE is responded to.

I suggest she bring the I-864 for her new co sponsor to the interview and request that they be substituted for the co sponsor documents that were previously submitted. Whether the service will accept this is up to the protocol of USCIS where he interview will take place.

You can make the request but it is not likely to be granted.