How do you not disclose irrelevant material in a medical record while disclosing relevant material?

You can black out the irrelevant material and provide a statement that irrelevant material has been redacted. Make sure you have an original with...

Can i file citizenship with my taxes negative or do i have to fix my taxes ? Also do i have to send taxes with app ?

If you mean you have had a business loss, it doesn't matter. If you mean you owe the IRS taxes and haven't paid them, then it is a problem.

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Can international student who is not in the same state write a sworn affidavit for form I-751?

Yes you can. But it may not carry as much weight as someone who lives nearby and actually spends a lot of time with the couple.

Now that I know I can't get any legal status in US from a marriage that failed I'm stuck here since 10 years What else can I do?

From what you've said, you don't have any options. However, depending on what happened in the marriage and perhaps other factors you haven't...

I wish to sue someone for monies owed and a "bad faith" business partnership. I don't know where he lives, possibly Canada.

Mr Rothstein is right; sounds like you had reason to believe there was fraud 8 years ago. In any event, you would need to know his name and...

Travel on B2 after wedding (Feb) while husband currently on F1 with H1 and H4 filed together after the wedding

2 and 3 are both possible. 1 is problematic unless at least 60 days passes between your entry to the US on B2 and your application to change...

If you created the artwork in Europe, you can travel to the U.S. on a B1 (business visitor) visa to make arrangements for selling them in the U.S. ...

Applying for a Green Card from abroad with no visa

Yes, you can go directly to the green card process, but of course will not be able to travel to the U.S. until it is approved and you receive your...

Can a person keep entering the same claim although the court ruled the case was unfounded?

He cannot do this. You can make a motion to dismiss as "res judicata" ("the thing is decided") if it's the same claim about the same facts.

Opposition papers

There is no rule about this. "Introduction" is fine.