You can hire a lawyer to do it for him, but if you are not a lawyer you cannot represent him in his applications before USCIS.

It seems to me that collecting royalties for work you did outside of the U.S. does not constitute unauthorized employment.

If you were a full time employee and your employer did not pay you, then in my opinion you were not out of status ,but rather your employer...

Your best bet is to pay for each form seperately and not to try to do it all together. So if there is a defect you won't lose the entire filing.

Since you are not allowed to be working yet, you do not need to submit proof you are currently working for your H1b petitioner.

There is no bar to filing an I-130 based on marriage to an individual who has been convicted of dui.

Your best and likely only option is the let them know at the interview how you want your name to be spelled on your certificate.

One cannot transfer an I-130 from one beneficiary to another, not from a sibling to a father, or any other combination.

Check what they returned to you, perhaps they did not cash the check or reversed the charge, or call customer service.

An applicant for removal of condition can travel in and out of the U.S. while the application is pending, but check the receipt for the expiration...