Can I get H1B first, then help my daughter to get H4 later. Both are Canadian in US, but she has an expired I94?

You daughter overstayed permissible stay in the U.S. Because of that, she is not eligible to extend her stay or change to another non-immigrant...

Employment based I485

Based on your disclosure, you do not have grounds for suing. BTW, I-485 is a discretionary application and may be denied as a matter of discretion...

When you apply for F2 via change of status i539 from B1B2 and you don't apply for extension of status to maintain i94 ?

You filed for the F2 visa without applying for the "bridge" visa. Now the question is whether passage of time rendered you ineligible for the F2....

Since I already file for my greencard through asylum can I marry and file through marriage?

You may apply for Adjustment of Status under INA Section 209 from asylum and also apply for Adjustment of Status under INA action 245(a) upon the...

Asylum must be filed within one year of the last entry. If asylum filed after one year, the applicant must establish eligibility for exception by...

Can I bring her?

F1 student visa - get married if life together does not change your plans - file I-130 while still a "green card" holder - your N-400 eventually...

Do I need to maintain my F1 satatus while me green card is in process through spouse?

Have to? No. Is it advisable? Yes. Get a proper consultation with an immigration attorney to get to know the benefits.

What should I do?

1. Yes, you should worry about this. 2. No, you should not travel. You are not a VAWA applicant, you are a naturalization applicant with a nasty...

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Can i change job under AC21 without risk if i485 is pending for 190 days & i140 is approved but has not crossed 180 days.

Regardless of what your employer does, USCIS may revoke your I-140 sua sponte upon learning that you changed employer. Consult with an immigration...

Can my wife stay in the US while waiting for I-130?

F1 student visa helped many in similar circumstances. Consult with an immigration attorney to explore what options you have.