Dismissed means there is no longer any case pending at the court. Terminated means there is no case at the court [unless there was an appeal] and...

There is no rule against a permanent resident of the U.S. frequently traveling out of the country so no, it's not a problem.

The arrest does not make you inadmissible and on the contrary, CBP would be motivated to bring you into the U.S. to face the pending charges.

Contact your local CBP and request the i-94 correction with them. If you need instructions how to do that I suggest you get a lawyer.

She needs a new green card based on turning 14. Having her fingerprints taken does not change that.

It should not generally be a problem to do that. Each time you apply for admission, CBP must decide if you are going to keep the terms of your visa.

If you are under 21 and your mother is a U.S. citizen, your unauthorized employment does not disqualify you from adjustment of status. USCIS does...

Get a certified copy of your records and you can try to send a copy to USCIS, or save it to submit at your interview.

No, there is no advance parole authorized based on a pending application for change of status to that of a U visa.

It seems to me that you should put the address of your employer, not your home address. When verifying the information, if they check for your...