If it is a multiple entry visa and it is not expired, he should be able to return to the U.S. with the visa that was issued to him.

Generally unlawful presence is not a bar to admission for a person under 18, so your daughter should be able to get a new h4 despite her...

Since the exam needs to be in its sealed envelope, it is hard to see how one could file such a form online.

There is no problem for a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. to visit Hawaii or to visit India, so no, there is no foreseeable problem.

Yes, he is eligible to file an I-601 or if he prefers an I-601A once the visa is approved if he is still in the U.S. He can obtain the visa...

Sure you can file an application for extension of your advance parole. Chances are it will take two years to approve it and by then USCIS will no...

Sure, if you are also in valid, nonimmigrant status, you can try to file for a change of status to F1. Otherwise, if you are not in valid...

I'm sure there are some attorneys who may be willing to take your case, perhaps you have a basis to sue if you can show what your losses are.

There is no requirement for USCIS to hold onto an application, issue a prima facie letter and then wait and eventually approve it. Rather, they...

It is an issue to be out for over 180 days. She should come back to the U.S., file for a reentry permit, and then she can leave for up to two years.