The disposition is a copy of the judgment and sentencing order. You may wish to meet with a lawyer to discuss whether you can demonstrate good...

Yes, they can file for a second extension. Yes, you can file for them to immigrate if you naturalize.

If you want her to get a social security number, yes. You can sign for her. See the form instructions on how to file for adjustment of status.

No, leaving the U.S. without getting one's fingerprints, by itself, does not constitute unlawful presence.

If you are a U.S. citizen and you filed the I-130 for your mother, and it has not been denied, and your mother is in the U.S., she may be eligible...

Getting H4 status does not prevent one from filing for adjustment and I-140.

If you are not in the U.S., you do not have any immigration status.

Yes, there is always a possibility you may be approved.

Normally CIS cannot deny the application based on your situation if they have not revoked your permanent resident status.

If your employer is assigning you to do the university work, the employer amends. If the university is hiring you, then they file a concurrent h1b.