Let them know to make the correction at your interview and that should suffice. You could also call or email and ask them to let you open the...

That is terribly unfortunate. If your I-140 was based on fraud, USCIS does have the discretion to deny your application for advance parole based...

Section 501(c)(3) is the citation for the Internal Revenue Code for not-for-profit companies. Perhaps have a lawyer review your decision.

If your wife does not file for an extension of status before her status expires, yes, she will have to get a new visa and reenter the U.S.

If you leave the U.S. without any parole or visa to return, then you will have no way to get back to the U.S.

No, but you can file a visa petition for him and he can get it through consular processing instead of adjustment of status.

No, to qualify for adjustment of status one must have been admitted or paroled into the U.S. and if you entered without inspection you do not qualify.

Yes, you can travel even if you are in removal proceedings with a pending I-751 and an ADIT stamp and return to the U.S.

If you have over 180 days unlawfull presence, you cannot file for adjustment of status, and if you are in removal proceedings you should assume you...

If you are entering the U.S. without intent to enrol in classes, then it would appear you cannot file for a change of status from F1 to B1/B2.