You must live in the U.S. for a majority of the time for 5 years to file for citizenship. If you leave for over 6 months, you are presumed to have...

Can I leave the country for a few years without losing my green card?

No, but you could file for a reentry permit. Best to return at least once very six months.

If i made extension for 6 month and its approved i stayed 1 year and 1 day more this mean i overstay while i was 17 years old

If you overstayed by one day, at age 17, and now you have a new visa, there is no law that makes you inadmissible.

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Date of Birth mismatch in recently obtained original Birth Certificate and other documents

Your first step should be to find out what is your correct date of birth. Then you should get all of your papers to conform with that. All kinds...

I worked on H1B visa from May-2009 to Feb-2010. Could I use same H1B petition now, How many more years could I work on that H1B.

At most it was approved for three years and ended at the very latest May 2012. That means you are not now an H1b and if you want to be one, you...

Will I be able to get H4 stamping on my passport, before my husband does his H1B stamping?

You should be able to do that.

I have 1-130 interview soon ,I was married b4 but I never filed any paperwork nor do anything .i divorced and got married

I assume you mean you married a foreign national. If you have proof you terminated the marriage, you should be fine.

Getting divorced from meth addicted husband. My 10 yr green card is marriage based. He's threatening annulment. What can I do?

It is completely up to you if you want to get a divorce. You have an unconditional green card so a divorce will not affect your immigration at all.

My sister-in-law is being deported because she was denied political asylum.What can happen to her US citizen children?

Her aunt can take them, and she can send a permission letter. It would be interesting to find out how they have U.S. passports.

Should I wait longer or file again for green card marriage interview ?

Cases can get delayed, and four months is not really a long delay. Follow up every 90 days. If nothing happens after a year, try going to federal...