Doesn't your attorney know any of this? You need to discuss the "last action rule" with a Board Certified immigration attorney. Basing your...

You must be legally married when the green cards are approved. That does not mean living together and there are some other issues you should...

Two things: discuss with your criminal defense lawyer first. Also, if you do need t have a valid F-1 visa, travel is not recommended. Finally,...

Assuming you do not have the two year conditional card, you can apply under the three-year rule. If you have the two-year card it is just more...

You need 180 days after the I-140 is approved and the 485is filed (those two events are not related to each other)

If your status changed to B-2 you do not need a waiver unless CIS made a mistake. You need to consult with a Board Certified immigration attorney...

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It is not unusual to wait this long. We’re you able to prove maintenance of status for all time from your very first entry?

It is really important that he consults wit a Board Certified immigration lawyer y phone or zoom or in person. This can’t be handled by email.

No, one application for both. Hopefully none of these these things are happening within 90 days of your last entry.

You are getting very bad advice. It does not matter where you are, you must file the I-130 with the I-485. Also, it is hoped you did none of this...