Since the court-granted extension is still in effect, expect the USCIS to provide you with an answer before the extension ends- even on the last day.

Yes, you can file I-485 and I-130 concurrently. I-485 is only available as a physical application that needs to be mailed to a USCIS service center.

An I-94 is required to file I-539. Contact Customs & Border Patrol to access your records.

Yes, you can travel on H1B/H4 visas. Check the Mexico Government’s website about their visa regulations.

Yes, you may translate your own documents.

Assuming you are a US citizen and the crime was not a case of extreme violence or a sexual crime, your criminal record would not pose as a threat...

No, a divorced spouse is not eligible for marriage-based immigration benefits such as a Greencard.

There are visas available for entertainers and performers to come to the US. It is recommended that you seek an immigration attorney’s advice...

Your husband’s conviction should not pose a problem for your travel plans.

Contact USCIS (800) 375-5283 to inquire about your case.