I am a U.S. citizen. My future wife will come to the U.S with a B-1 B-2 visa. We will get married and apply for her green card?

Definitely do not do that. A B1/B2 is a non-immigrant visa. It is considered an improper/fraudulent use of a B1/B2 to use it to enter the U.S....

I-130 denied and due to filing concurrently with I-485 . I-485 got denied too. Do I submit only the EOIR -29 (appeal to BIA)?

Hire an experienced immigration attorney to review everything ASAP before submitting anything else. It is quite likely that what you really need...

I am 70 years young and my fiancé is 25. What are the chances of getting a k-1 visa?

As long as you are able to prove that you have a real relationship, age is not technically an issue. It will, however, cause there to be greater...

Immigration

Yes, you can marry her and file a spousal visa petition. If her children are under 18 at the time you marry, you can also file petitions on their...

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Can I still fill the 1 715 form even when the conditional residency card expires ?

You should still file the I-751 as quickly as possible. You will need to explain why the filing is untimely. It is up to USCIS as to whether to...

This is not an issue. All applications will need to be in your married name with your maiden name listed under maiden/other names.

Will I be asked about the reasons for my SEVIS termination during Green Card Marriage Interview?What will be the overall impact?

It's highly unlikely that this question will be asked as it is irrelevant to your AOS case. Since your AOS is based on marriage to a USC, you do...

How can my foreign boyfriend and I legally build a life together?

You can marry in the U.S. and it will be recognized as a valid marriage for immigration purposes. Once you are married (assuming you are a USC),...

Usually you can expect a response (not necessarily an answer) within 15 days. However, I have seen instances where an inquiry from a congressional...

Is path to citizenship easier when marrying a US Citizen member of the armed forces and having entered the country legally?

Absolutely. Assuming you meet all other admissibility requirements, the fact that you entered legally and will be married to a USC will allow you...