You are the U.S. petitioner. You may be required to attend biometrics and if so, USCIS will notify you if you have to pay a fee.

If you were not required to file taxes, because of lacking income, there is no problem naturalizing.

If you are not currently in valid, nonimmigrant status, and not in your grace period, you cannot change status to H1b. But you may be able to get...

It is safe, but unless you get a new F1, your request for OPT will be deemed abandoned once you depart the U.S.

You should have no trouble being readmitted, particularly if the i-485 is still pending notwithstanding the I-140 denial.

If you do not have the requisite "anchor relative" you are not qualified for a waiver for unlawful presence.

File for I-90 for him and indicate that the card is lost, and that is how you get a new green card for a minor.

It is evident that you are an applicant for an immigrant visa. It is evident that an employer has filed a petition for you.

If she can show a business need and insufficient U.S. workers available for the position, she can do it. It will get very close scrutiny since it...

My experience is that it takes 1 - 2 months at most, however that may have changed. No, there is no way to track it because the consular officer...