A fiance visa may be the faster option for you here. Getting married first and then applying for the immigrant visa through consular processing...

It is unlikely that your parents' documents will be required.

Because you are a permanent resident (and not a US citizen), your spouse's unmarried minor children are included in your petition. I would...

Agree with my colleague. An experienced immigration attorney can be very helpful.

Yes, you can travel while the case is pending. The receipt notice together with your expired green card act as proof of your status and you should...

Agree with my colleagues here that you may be 245(i) eligible but would probably need a new petition.

You or your attorney can follow up with USCIS. In the interim, if you have an EAD, it remains valid until it expires (and you may be able to...

You will need a second petition (and a second filing fee) if you are a US citizen. If you are a permanent resident, then your stepdaughter is...