Assuming you mean status instead of visa, yes, she can stay in H-4 status if her H-1 COS is denied. However, it is difficult to get an H-1 denied...

Anyone over 18 must apply on their own, assuming they meet all of the physical presence and “residence” requirements for the 60months immediately...

Since you must apply in two separate cases, that may be part of the problem. You must prove the marriage in each case and need almost identical...

You really should consult with a Board Certified immigration attorney. Your future in the US is at risk and it is unlikely what you are proposing...

He needs to get an F-1 visa first and his relationship to you and your asylum case insure he will not get a visa if he discusses that with the US...

It depends on what YOUR lawyer asked for: an extension of status or consular notification. You need to check the I-129.

There is something you really should do: consult with a Board Certified immigration lawyer as soon as possible. That is a much better way to...

You must have an approved I-140 to extend your H-1 beyond six years. And you could wind up without an approved I-140 if you start a labor cert...

It doesn’t matter if your mother overstayed her status. But it is not a good idea to rely on the beneficiary for the affidavit of support. A...

The internet is not a good source for legal information. In this situation you should speak with the DSO at your school and then a Board Certified...