Immigration i130 Question

You need to clarify what your question is. An RFE Request for Additional Evidence requires a response to the inquiry with supporting documentation and there is typically a specified period, i.e 90 days for you to respond. Failure to do so will cause a decision without the RFE evidence, most likely a denial.

Your illegal entry in 1992 at the age of 9 actually results in the time "tolled" while you were a minor-- 9-18. Once you turned 18, the time is counted. Over one year illegally present in the U.S. and you are looking at a ten year bar. There is a waiver for U.S. Citizen spouses- based on extreme hardship to them, your spouse and children-- however, you WILL be spending time back in Mexico, and having to Consular Process the waiver. The Social Security number is viewed along with knowledge that you were taking someone's number or not. There is a recent U.S. Supreme Court case on this issue.

There are immigration situations where you REALLY need to hire an experienced immigration lawyer, and you have one of those situations., YOU REALLY need to hire an experienced immigration lawyer for your situation. Also, if you have ever claimed you were a U.S. citizen, depending on the facts and timing-- that can now result in a permanent bar--so again, you REALLY need, at a minimum a thorough consultation.