You will need to consult with an Australian attorney or the Australian Embassy.

Unfortunately there is not much you can do. Why in the world did you not file for a change of status?

That sounds like the worst possible idea. You need to take all of the information to a consultation with a Board Certified immigration attorney...

Then you lose your H-4 status. However, I doubt there is way for a parent to “disown” a son. You need to consult with a lawyer that practices...

Why don't you have it? You must have some evidence of H-4 status from your passport or the online I-94.

Yes, if handled correctly she can change status in the US. However, that may take a year to be approved. A trip to the border would only take one...

You need to visit with a Board Certified immigration attorney since most of this information is not correct (an LCA cannot cover an entire state). ...

These are questions for your very own attorney with Comp. B We do not have enough information and your own attorney does. Please speak to her or...

You do not have to have an attorney for anything. That is your choice. The quick answer is to negotiate an agreement with the Trial Attorney...

You must be living with your USC spouse in order to qualify for the three-year rule. Sorry.