It seems to me that you cannot qualify for an EB2 of any kind if you do not have a degree beyond a high school diploma.

A pending waiver application does not extend one's period of admission to the U.S. and does not prevent there from being unlawful presence in the U.S.

There is no problem to have a gap in employment, as long as CIS does not contact the current employer when they are unable to respond.

Two arrests involving alcohol are very likely in my opinion to be a problem for consular processing.

Notify the US consulate to revoke the visa. Just in case, notify CBP if you hear she is coming so that they can not admit her.

If a law gets passed that makes it a deportable offense to be convicted of DUI, and if the law is retroactive, then yes, it could be a problem for...

Perhaps they mean he does not meet the income requirements. You could try to call and ask them what they mean.

All you have to do is to try your best to indicate your actual, physical addresses for the last five years.

The Second Preference Family Based category has a waiting list now. So no, you cannot file an I-130 and I-485 concurrently.

You can do it manually or if you have a form program, it can be done automatically, depending on the vendor.