It doesn't matter where you get married, but if you plan to study in the US next summer and fall, you'll either need an appropriate visa (such as...

Your grandmother's US citizen child can file a new petition for her, and she can start over with the immigrant visa/green card process. It's not...

Yes, you will need a passport (or refugee travel document if you are an asylee). it is unclear what your status in the U.S. is.

You should have also received an approval notice stating that the conditions have been removed. It is a little unusual for an I-751 to be processed...

You can consider departing the US and returning with a valid F-1 visa and new I-20.

Your copy of the EAD will be enough for any possible future need. You won't be able to get a replacement anyway.

You can use your new surname on all the immigration forms for your green card application. The documentation is your marriage certificate.

You can only work for the new company if your new I-797 has a new I-94 attached. Otherwise, you need to depart the US and get a new I-94 upon your...

If you are a US citizen or permanent resident, then you can write to the USCIS with your side of the story. Whether or not that will change...

When you have an EAD you can work for any US employer. So long as you still have the intention to work for your I-140 petitioner when your green...