If neither one of you live overseas then your overseas divorce will not be valid under U.S. law. You will still be married.

You can have any official address that you want, as long as you notify USCIS where you actually reside, by filing form AR11.

Yes, your mother can file an application for a tourist visa to visit you in the U.S. Your spouse should file an affidavit of support to guarantee...

The Immigration Judge can continue your case based on the pending I-130 application. See a lawyer, you already made a serious mistake withdrawing...

Realistically, there is nothing you can do, but learn from experience. USCIS will not likely do anything with any information you send them. Your...

File I-539 and wait for about 150 - 10,000 days and get your new status. You do not have to leave the country.

You will be admitted if you present your expired green card, but you may need to prove to a judge that you did not abandon your status. Similarly...

The stamp does seem incorrect. If your parents are U.S. citizens you should be eligible to file for adjustment of status. If the one who filed...

Yes, having an old card does not prevent him from filing for naturalization based on five years lawful resident status.

Filing for VAWA does not violate or cancel one's F1 status. Nor does not impact one's eligibility for OPT.