No. She is lucky she did not lose her permanent resident status altogether.

A spouse's income can be included on a marriage based adjustment application, so the I-864 should be sufficient. But if you are concerned, there...

You could file for spousal support and child support if he is your spouse. You may be subject to removal from the U.S. if you immigrated by...

To become a permanent resident of the U.S. a person needs an immigrant visa. There are two main types of immigrant visas, family based and...

If they missed such basic things as signing the application, and failing to file it concurrently, they out to hire a lawyer to file it correctly.

You can check if they are U.S. citizens by birth. Or you can adopt them and get legal and physical custody of them for two years before they turn...

USCIS is not interested in your explanation. They are interested in getting your records. You may need to file a federal court action to get CIS...

No, once you are a permanent resident, unless the marriage was fraudulent, getting divorced will not affect your status.

For employment based, immigrant visas, the employer must pay all of the fees.

Could be. Better to get his passport fixed or your birth certirficate fixed.