Yes, and you will likely need to file a second extension while the change of status is adjudicated. Don't plan on attending school for another 10...

Depends on what you need it for, whether a copy will be fine, and how long you are willing to wait. Several options exist, good luck.

That's quite a long history from filing the wrong information with the BIA until now, 21 years later. There have been many recent changes in law...

"I understand that claiming to be a citizen is bad, but what if they claim to be a permanent resident?" Sounds like you have some grasp of...

You can request your DSO terminate your record.

"I want petition for my mom and brother to legally enter the US." You plan to have your mother enter with a "visa" for the sole purpose of...

What's more problematic is that you have been a resident for 13 years and never removed your conditions. Individuals are placed in deportation...

You likely claimed you were married at some point in your immigration history, and now USCIS wants proof of termination of your first marriage.

No, she cannot stay legally in the US without lawful status. A B1/B2 is a nonimmigrant visa.

One cannot simply come to the US and apply for a green card without an underlying basis to do so. Consult with an immigration attorney. Good luck.