I think you mean married in good faith. If you married your spouse solely for immigration benefits, then you could not sign such an affidavit.

Generally a single conviction of one crime involving moral turpitude, where the maximum sentence is a year or less, and the actual sentence imposed...

You can stay out of the U.S. as long as you want. You can return anytime before your visa is expired.

No, you are not required to inform USCIS that you are correcting your mother's identification documents in India so that they are consistent with...

Yes, if they sent back your application you have to pay again. Check with your bank if the check was cashed.

Try contacting USCIS customer service. Otherwise, it is not unlikely that it is waiting in the mailroom and may take a long time to get matched...

The bill has already been paid by medicaid so there is no way to pay it. In addition, very likely the consular officer will consider giving birth...

Under the privacy act, you have no right to copies of someone else's immigration court records. The immigration court decisions are not published.

Anything is possible, you should be prepared for the worst scenario. You may wish to have proof you were never charged with any offense.

Simple DUI, with no injuries and not multiple charges, is not grounds for inadmissibility nor removability. So the risk is extremely low.