Can I used my dad W-2 and my dad Tax Transcript to sponsor my mother?

Yes, your dad can be the co-sponsor. You still need to do an I-864 since you are the petitioner, but your dad will need to do an affidavit as well....

My mother in law has a green card but has been out of the country for more than 4yrs due to my father in law's ill health

She's likely to be considered to have abandoned her green card. She really needs to talk to an attorney to giver guidance on how to proceed. She...

Why did I get a different SSN?

You need to call or visit your local social security office.

When applying for adjustment of status, will the USCIS know that my name was searched in the NCIC?

If you are concerned that this incident will lead to an investigation and eventual arrest, you will want to discuss with an attorney. You asked a...

How long do I have to be married to a U.S. citizen to get U.S cintizenship

I agree with Alexander. You should be able to apply next year. You can get the ball rolling before that by gathering up the documentation you'll...

How to bring our existing domestics worker (servant) to US while moving to US with L type of work visa?

I agree with my colleagues. See 9 FAM 41.31 N9.3-3 Personal Employees of Foreign Nationals in Nonimmigrant Status -- (bottom of page 10 here: ...

If you have an attorney helping you with the AOS, talk to him/her. If it's truly nothing more than a warning (I'm not saying I don't believe you)...

Do I need to pay Sevis fee for a new Sevis Number because my previous Sevis record has been terminated?

Follow your DSO's advice. You shouldn't have to re-pay the SEVIS fee if you re-apply within 1 year. Also, of greater concern is the fact that...

Will USCIS find out about a verbal police warning?

A verbal warning shouldn't be a big deal. If you have an attorney assisting you on your AOS, you should give him/her a call and go over the...

Fiance in USA, can I visit the USA on a visitor visa and stay in the US?

First of all, congrats on the upcoming marriage. Second, people do what you've described here relatively frequently -- but there are risks...