How do I go about marrying a Filipina and getting her into the US?

If you marry her in the Phillipines, you could then file an I-130 immediate relative petition and also file an I-129 applying for a K-3 visa...

Got green card as a dependent to husband

You say you received green card as dependent. I assume, therefore, that this was employment based In which case no problem with divorce unless...

Living trust I am US citizen and, would like to appoint my daughter with a Swiss citizenship as executer. Is this possible?

You may appoint your daughter with Swiss citizenship as the executor of your will. You should consult with an Estate Planning attorney.

What happens to my SSN, if I move out of country for over an year?

As far as your SSN is concerned, you don't have to inform anyone of your travels . Your SSN is yours for life, regardless of where you may be,

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Hi I Applied for my stepson I-130

Not much you can do to expedite the process.

I have a family member being held by the US Marshals he is in illegal immigrants. What're my possibility?

You don't provide enough information to answer your question. However, I would say that it sounds like this is something you would want to discuss...

You can go forward with the process. He will have to file an affidavit of support, I-864, regardless of whether he can satisfy the financial...

Is there a way one can get Canadian citizenship while living abroad holding a PR card and married to a Canadian spouse?

You need toconsult with Canadian immigration authorities or attorney admitted to practice in Canada.

I WAS MARRIED THREE YEARS AGO TO AN AMERICAN WOMAN AND WE HAD FILED OUR PAPERS THIS YEAR AND MY INTERVIEW WAS 29TH JULY 2014,

If your interview was July 29th, yesterday, you need to wait a reasonable time for a decision. I assume you filed a joint I-751 and this was your...

Is there a chance I can skip applying for a green card and apply directly for citizenship too? if not what is the best to do?

You have to get your green cerd first and then wait 3 years, if married to US citizen, five years otherwise.