It is always safest simply to tell the truth. Check the instructions and clarify if they are asking if you were deported from the U.S. or from any...

If USCIS grants the application, you will cease to be an H1b and you will be a B2. If they deny it, you will be an H1b.

If she was not inspected when she came in, for example she sneaked across the border without getting caught, then it is an entry without...

It can be beneficial since otherwise you may end up working without permission and lose your eligibility to adjust status.

You need birth certificates, marriage and divorce certificates, tax returns, photos, a medical exam, and many other documents.

You are required by law to pay taxes on any income you earn. You are prohibited by law from working. You should not violate the terms of your...

My experience is that it takes about one year for USCIS to process an I-601.

Port of Entry. Date of Entry. That's what it means.

It is up the government of Canada whether you can visit that country.

You must work for the new employer or you are out of status. Yes, your prior employer can file an application for you.