Recently immigrated to USA (green card holder since 2 months) i didn't file taxes for this year. problem?

Taxes are filed for the preceding year. Thus, if you just came in 2015, there is no need to file a 2014 tax return before April 15, 2015.

Please help!!!

If I-130 was approved, you should have received a copy. If your address changed, have husband do change of address online at www.uscis.gov and...

I had "Approved" H1 from employer. Afterwards he revoked the petition. Can another employer file petition under CAPexempt catgry

Your question is not clear. It sounds like yourrevoked H-1B petition was a cap-based petition. Thus, you have been counted against the cap and new...

Passport with F-1 Visa expiring soon, but I can't keep the expired passport with me.

In this situation, you will need to apply for a new F-1 visa to be put into your new passport. If you remain eligible for F-1 status, there is...

Form I-130 income req: Can I use money gifted to me to meet the income requirements or is a joint sponsor better option?

There is a much easier solution. If she worked at least 40 quarters (10 years ) in the US using her social security number she can file form I-864W...

My 10 years of deportation are done

Well, that particular 10 year ground of inadmissibility is satisfied but you must be admissible in other ways as well before you can return...

I have legally changed my last name by marriage. For my green card renew, do I put my new name on part 1,4a to 4c on I-90 form?

New name on 2a - 2c and old name on 4a - 4c. You are not obligated to pay for new card. BTW, Can keep old card and name change order until card is...

Re-entry into USA after a court case

Generally speaking, no, it would not affect her "admissibility" into the US as it is not a crime involving moral turpitude and she only received a...

Do I need to apply for both DACA and Sierra Leone TPS?

TPS has more strict filing requirements so it is best to do TPS for now and use DACA as a backup as you can file for DACA at any time. Also, TPS...

Your employer can file for PERM as early into the 6 years as they like. The 365 time limit is simply the *latest* it must be filed.