The divorce court is not at all likely to consider your immigration status as a basis to award you sole custody of the child.

She has plenty of options. You should not assume that USCIS will deport your wife after you get a divorce.

Since your violations were over ten years ago, the only way to refuse you would be for the consular officer to make a finding that you previously...

He can include his income from social security to show he meets the income requirements. If his social security earnings are based on the fact...

You get the j1 visa forms from the sponsor and file for change of status from H4 to J1. You might want to check whether this will subject you to a...

This site is for U.S. immigration. You should contact a Canadian lawyer for questions about visiting Canada.

In my opinion the trips will indeed be an issue. Multiple trips, year after year, for over six months, will break the continuity of residence.

Contact your congressman to decipher this. I am not aware of any secondary confirmation that one gets from USCIS. Perhaps they mean the I-131...

The short answer to your question is no, the visa has been issued and no longer exists and you are a permanent resident of the U.S.

There is no risk to file the i-130 now, I have never seen USCIS use that as a way to deport the beneficiary.