Are there any problems with acquiring a marriage certificate after my fiancee's H1B extension application has been denied?

The date of the marriage is unrelated to her eligibility for the H-4, as long as she is married to you prior to her H-4 visa application.

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If iam a resident and wanna marry a immigrant will this affect me later on when becoming a citizen

Your marriage is generally unrelated to your eligibility and approval of your naturalization.

If an illegal alien is driving drunk and hits someone, what consequences do they suffer?

The immigration case will be affected by the outcome of the criminal case. Regardless of the outcome, the alien is likely to be put into removal...

Can I apply AOS(adjustment of status)?

I agree, it does not sound like you "applied for a green card" in September 2008, as your father was still a permanent resident. It could be that...

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Can I get married and apply for Citizenship?

You may be able to still get your permanent residence, but it will depend on how you applied for that other state identification, and whether or...

I,m marreid with two women wish to visit USA

Very interesting question. As you and your wives are entering the US as visitors, her B visa is actually independent of your B visa. In other...

the I-130 should be formally withdrawn, as the USCIS us unaware of when the divorce is finalized. At the same time, the beneficiary should withdraw...

Can I live in America while my I-130 is pending?

Please confirm from your posting; you say that your USC stepmother petitioned for your child, her grandson? What did she file?

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I have lived in the U.S.A. since 1973on a permanent resident card.I have only ever renewed my card once .

Your permanent resident status is permanent, but your card, or the new ones now, does expire. You should apply for your new card with the picture...

Request for more evidence

180 days is approximately 6 months, the period of time outside the US that the USCIS looks at for abandonment of permanent residence. You should...