Have you requested a waiver to be able to file separately (rather than jointly with your first husband) form I-751? I would have just stated in...

You should either stay married until your oath ceremony, or you can withdraw your application and wait a little bit more (5 years after issuance of...

Since the F-1 visa is a non-immigrant visa, you should submit proofs of your intention to come back to your home country, such as: a job offer in...

You can ask any relatives or friends to fill out Form I-864 if they have sufficient income.

You can send in the same packages the forms I-130, I-130a, I-485 and I-864.

You would need to become a US Citizen first and then you can apply for her green card using Form I-130. In the meantime, she can use a visitor visa...

She would need a Returning Resident Visa (SB-1). Because she intended to come back to the US when she departed and because the reason why she did...

When you have a marriage based permanent (10 years) green card, you have two options: 1. You stay married for 3 more years (following the issuance...

If you were out of the USA for less than 6 months, you will not have any issue. This will not affect your naturalization.

I would enter the date and place when/where your prior spouse died. At the very end of the form you can specify that your marriage ended because of...