I had a visa waiting for me before I got merried to an illegal. But I'm divorsed now! Can I still go get it?
No, the marriage made you ineligible for the visa your mother filed.
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No, the marriage made you ineligible for the visa your mother filed.
If the case is pending, there will be a date of receipt on the receipt you get from USCIS. Pending means that the application is being processed,...
No, you need to request it at the US consulate overseas. It may not be possible to do, depending on the US agreement with your country and...
At least 50/50.
She should be eligible for a bond if she was put in proceedings after she was already in the U.S.
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You can notify NVC that you want to file for the provisional waiver now. If you wait for an approval and interview date it will be too late.
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You are better off waiting for the approval.
To file a visa for her to work for your company, a B1 generally will not do and you will need another type of visa, such as an H1b, L1, R, O, P, or...
It means that you are in a marital relationship and not separated.
Parents can indeed file fora waiver, if they have a qualifying spouse or parent.