If you are already a permanent resident you do not have to register. But if your card is expiring you may wish to file an I-90 to renew the card.

You could try to stay in the U.S. without legal status. You may qualify for a U visa if you are a crime victim, or a T visa if you are a...

i believe you should follow the advice of your attorneys since what they said makes perfect sense and is completely logical.

A passport that is not expired, and a green card that is not expired, should be sufficient to return to the U.S. after a two week trip to Canada.

No, you have ninety days from the date of the order to file any motion to reopen. You would have to ask OPLA to join in any such motion.

Generally one crime involving moral turpitude will not get you excluded from the U.S. An immigrant visa could get you excluded.

Yes, USCIS will issue an EAD if the clock is stopped after 180 days so yes, you can apply for and get an EAD if that happens.

No, Canadians only need it if they were under 14 when they were admitted on their Canadian passports.

If your intent in doing so is for future employment or future income, then it could violate your status. But providing free music to the public by...

I have never heard of anyone barred from entering the U.S. due to a speeding ticket, unless there was a serious injury and criminal prosecution or...