Me: USborn to marry finace (3yrs co-habit) from Mexico (jumped border w/o papers 9 years ago). He had DUI 7yrs ago in AZ or TX.

It's best to hire an immigration attorney to do a comprehensive review of your situation. Only then you will be certain what you can and cannot do.

Is it legal to enter USA on B1/B2 visa WHILE my I-130 petition is in process?

Is it legal? Yes! Will CBP allow you to enter? Depends on your particular situation and how you can prove your non-immigrant intention.

On Conditional GC, got a job offer in another state rather than my home state, my wife can't move due to children custody !

One can work in a different state and have the primary residence in another state. If you did in fact move and just visit the home state, then...

Can I lose the possibility of getting the Green Card if I get married?

The only way to know is to have a paid consultation with an immigration attorney. Whom you will give all the details pertaining to your situation,...

Green card based on Domestic Violence

An attorney will have to review all your paperwork (bona fide documents, charge documents, etc.) and get as many details as possible before giving...

Immigration and having kids

An immigration attorney can help your spouse become a US citizen, but your question has to be addressed, perhaps, to a family law attorney.

How much my sponsor need to get so he can sponsor me???Thanks

At least $20,000 for a household of two. Add about $5,500 for each additional household member.

Concern about age difference and it's effect on obtaining a GC .

If you have the petition properly submitted, well documented, and the interview goes well, it should not be a problem.

This scenario screams trouble! As my colleague mentioned, it also depends on what he was convicted for. There are several crimes that disqualify US...

I am filing i 864w to adjust status for my two child who is already in US, Asking about filling fees and where to send it?

You seemed confused, and rightfully so. As cliche as it sounds - Hire an Attorney! You're looking at the wrong form. Unless exempt from filing...