H1B transfer question- I have an approved h1b but company does not have a position open. Is it possible to transfer visa?

You cannot transfer, but your new employer can file a new H-1b for you and you will be already counted in the quota.

How to get my wife's children to the US ( over 21 with spouses)?

Very complex and personal question. I suggest you consult with an attorney rather than ask here.

Immigration help - In U.S. on visitor vista .... need to get green card with my husband

Very tricky issues. I agree you should get legal advice. You should consult with a lawyer to get more information. Good luck!

H1-B approved and stamped valid from Oct 1st 2014. Can I consider transfer to new employer after Oct 1st?

No however your new employer can file a new H1b application for you. You will have been already counted towards the cap, so no problems there.

How can divorce affect my possibility of getting legal status through my husband?

We have had all of our waivers approved thus far, including ones without children. I strongly suggest you contact a lawyer who works frequently...

There may be a reason for the de-scheduling. I agree with Mr. dixler. Have a meeting with an attorney and bring copies of your application.

Can a potential "DREAMER" receive a work permit (via Deferred action) despite a DUI conviction (misdemeanor charge) 8 years ago?

The two are separate questions. This won't affect your marriage based case in a big way. However, yes it can impact DACA. I do suggest an attorney...

We are planing to get marry soon.I want to consult a lawyer from Florida or Illinois ?

You should choose a lawyer where you feel most comfortable, and where it's most convenient, since immigration laws are the same everywhere.

Overstay visa

You have several questions you need to answer before you can come up with a plan, and none are perfect. Consult with an attorney in private.

Can a DUI effect my application for residency in Illinois?

Probably not. Of course you must disclose everything and include appropriate documents. If you have questions, consider hiring an attorney. Good luck!