I just filed for divorce but cant get my husbands address because the one he gave to me is fake.what do I do.we wed in july "13

You should definitely seek an attorney to guide you through this process. The best way will probably be to file for divorce through publication.

I-751 with a divorce waiver

You would need to prove that your marriage was bona fide and do so with good evidence. However, based on these facts, another option may exist but...

Working under the table, but authorized for employment. WHAT? Is this a tax question, immigration question, or both?

You definitely need to consult an attorney privately.

Which way will be easier for me getting green card

It depends. Usually, a US citizen petitioner is better than an LPR petitioner. However, there are not sufficient details here to give you clear...

Why My Application is being processed in Nebraska?

USCIS has different processing tracks for each type of application. Usually, they receive the applications in a "central" Lockbox Facility which...

N400 interview passed history and civics test but not approved on the spot

Unfortunately, delays in processing are common in USCIS. I would do an INFOPASS to follow up with the case as it may just be sitting in the...

I am trying to apply for citizenship through my father using form N-600.

I would submit the birth certificate, pictures, letters, and any other documents showing your relationship. If you want to submit the I-130 you...

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Petition mother from daughter or her husband ?

It depends. The daughter would need to be a US citizen to petition for her but it would cause issues if she is subject to the unlawful presence bar...

What to include as proof of income for solo practitioners for I-864?

Your 2013 income tax return, letter from the accountant, or if you cannot get these done quickly, you can also submit income and balance sheets for...

Additional Information Requested for I-485, when I already submitted the information they are asking for. Why?

It would be wise to seek a consultation with an attorney. Unfortunately, sometimes when the numbers "cut it close," USCIS will request new taxes to...