My wife is american and I am a Non Resident Alien. We are planing to go to the U.S. What is the procedure to obtain my residence

Your wife will have to file for your immigration. If you already have a US visa, you can both come in. However, if you do not, I would not...

Green Card, DV Lottery!???

Yes, your parents will have be interviewed at the American Embassy. If you have overstayed your I-94, you are not eligible for adjustment of...

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G 325A ( Biological Information)

Is this information someone else in your family would know? Isn't this information on your birth certificate? If not, simply state "unknown."

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An expired green card does not mean that you lost your residence. You may apply for naturalization or for a new green card. Whichever you prefer,...

What are the possibilities of my husband getting his green card?

Based on the facts you have presented, I see no barriers, assuming you have visited him while he has been outside the US for 3 years. It seems...

Yes, but be sure to write your name, date and country of birth on the envelope and on the back of the pictures.

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I sent all the required documents .. but exceeded the 60-day, does that give me hope of approval??? i-130

Without reviewing your visa petition and documents, it is not possible to give an opinion as to whether your case will be approved. Either...

Is there anyway I can start and run the business in US on H1B VISA?

You do not need to be a citizen to form a company. You may do so, provided you do not work in it. Since you say you cannot afford to hire anyone,...

HOW LONG NEEDED TO WAIT TO APPLY FOR CITIZENSHIP USA

Your wife and step-son are eligible for naturalization within 3 years of obtaining conditional residence, if you have lived together and continue...

Will we be able to do his papers from aboard in Israel and would it complicated the situation like make it a longer process?

You can process your husband's immigration from the US or from abroad. However, when you say that you were "only" married by a rabbi, does that...