Will I have a problem to help my new boyfriend get his residence to be with me here in the U.S. after having done before?

Please, please, please, go talk with an attorney. There is way too much to cover here. Explaining the risks present in just the information you've...

What is the process to take if a company wants to sponsor you to stay in the US?

Well, it's not a great start if he's already been working "off the books". Your brother, and this employer should make an appointment with an...

Immigration question: I just checked online account to check case status & there is a very scary estimated case completion date.

When you check on your online case status through USCIS.gov, they don't usually have an exact date of completion. They do have another section that...

What can i do for this letter from the uscis? help for some advice

You need to talk to an attorney, plain and simple. You're asking how to respond to an RFE you received on a petition you filed, or that was filed...

Granted Asylum Status, not making it here, I want to go home. How can I go home? I also lost my passport.

Okay ... well, know that you are probably seriously impeding your ability to acquire permission to immigrate to the US in the future. Asylum is...

Assuming you're eligible to Adjust Status, yes. It would be a good idea to go over your eligibility, and the process, with an attorney though.

Citizenship interview?

Yes. The interview notice you receive has instructions on how to do it.

I would like to know what is the best option for me and my fiance to get merried.

Depending on your circumstances, you could either marry and consular process, or marry and file for adjustment of status, or file a finance visa so...

I am a permanent resident here. Do i have to renew my birth country passport before i apply for my US citizenship?

No. USCIS shouldn't require an unexpired passport from your birth country, although they will want some form of current photo ID at the...

Will I have a hard time bringing my wife into America?

Probably. But your question is vague. What do you mean "bring"? Are you filing for her residency? Or are you just seeking to have her enter the US...