You cannot file anything at the immigration court if you are not in removal proceedings. If you were a victim of a qualifying offense in the U.S.,...

Yes, you can file a petition for your children. If you did not list them on your N-400, you can expect you may be subjecting yourself to...

The denial could very well affect her ESTA application. In addition, at issue is why the consulate required proof you are a U.S. citizen. Perhaps...

I don't know if you get a separate receipt for the supplement A to your application for extension of status. I don't believe so.

Certainly you can go to India. You cannot port to a new employer after 60 days, you will need the employer to file a new H1b and you can consular...

Yes if the individual is in fact an abused spouse, it may be possible to extend lawful presence in the U.S. Being in a divorce does not make one...

No, if visa cannot be issued before it is available. You could try to apply for humanitarian parole in order to come to the U.S. to take care of you.

You should fill out the entire I-864, not just parts of it. You do not need proof that your wife's name is changed, for the I-864.

There are no immigration consequences in the U.S. to a person who overstays her visa in some other country, not the U.S.

Other than following your lawyer's advice, you may wish to file a petition for writ of mandamus to force CIS to issue you the work permit.