Can iget a visa for my mother in law,and father in law?

You can't petition for an immigrant visa for you in-laws. You would need to first petition for your husband. Once he becomes a permanent resident...

1. If she was out of the country at the time the extension was filed, then the application for extension of status will likely be denied. There...

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I have not worked since 2007. I want to petition for my fiancee once we are married. We would like an attorney to help documents

You will likely need a joint sponsor for the affidavit of support. The joint sponsor can be any US citizen or permanent resident.

Do i qualified to use the law even though i am over 18 years old (am 34 y/o now)?

No, to qualify for acquisition of citizenship under INA Sec. 322, you need to be under 18. Consult with an immigration attorney to see what other...

Is there a problem with me staying to two different non-immigrant status in the United States?

You can only have one status. If your U visa was just approved, that is the status you are in now. You should have also received employment...

Legal Immigrant living illegally

No, there is not a stand-alone work permit. To get a work permit, one must be eligible based on an authorized status or category. The Form I-765...

1) You can't, but your employer can if their attorney recommends 2) Upgrading to premium makes no difference in approval 3) Contact your...

I came to u.s on fiance visa around 9 months ago and I got married within 90 days but we never lived together

You already asked this question, although now you've added a detail that shows your marriage was likely not bona fide. There isn't a one-size fits...

I came to u.s on fiance visa around 9 months ago. .i got married within 90 days but after that It didn't work out

This is a complex, fact-specific scenario since you actually did marry the K-1 petitioner. There is caselaw where one who actually married the K-1...

Can I file for a green card while being on B1/B2 visa?

Yes, it is possible. However, to be able to maintain status in the US while waiting potentially several years for an immmigrant visa to become...