Child Status Protection Act: Should I file form DS 230 or I-485 if I'm a beneficiary derivative currently in the US?

If you are asking a question like this you should probably hire a lawyer. CSPA is a complicated section of the law. You would file a 485

Can I get Green card because of sickness ? Currently I am on OPT which is about to expire in May 2013?

Nope, no green card for sickness. And furthermore, the TB could make you inadmissible on public health grounds if it is active. You could try to...

I am married to a US citizen and am the holder of a valid B2 visa.

Yes, you could stay here while your case is being processed but you need to stay in the US and can't go back to T & T until you at least are issued...

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I am a US citizen my wife is from Triniddad and we got married there. my wife is also a holder of a valid B2 visa.

You should file an I-130 immigrant visa for her and Consular Process her at the Consulate in Port of Spain. Other attorneys might tell you to have...

My attorney who is on file for my I-751 case closed her practice and moved to different state two months ago.

You should try to find a new attorney to file a notice of entry of appearance on your behalf. You can also track your case status online at...

How we can handle it?

Your wife can fill out an IRS form 4506-T and bring it to the closest IRS office to obtain a copy of the transcript. Now, if she didn't file...

Can I use my time of stay in the US retrospectively for the purposes of citizenship?

No, not unless you want to join the armed forces. Then you can apply for citizenship right away. If not, you need to apply for citizenship 4 year...

Is it too late to file self-petition for vawa? I read online that vawa has not been reauthorized, and it is expired.

Its not too late. You can and should file a VAWA petition. Contact a lawyer to help you with this process.

Can my husband files for an annulment of marriage after we had been divorce? Can my husband eligibility for apply for annulment?

Yes, you will be able to stay in the US as a permanent resident. You will have to wait 5 years to naturalize. Speak to a good family lawyer to...

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