GC waiver

I agree with my colleagues. Particularly because your marriage lasted such a short time, being granted a waiver of the joint filing requirement...

Avoid divorce in US

This is actually a family law question. I suggest re-posting it under that heading.

How can you reinstated your immigration status? i.e. Permanent Resident Card

There are ways to explore addressing immigration problems, but whether anything can be done for you is extremely case-specific. You need to have...

I was served with the I 862 subject to be removed under section 240. How good are my chances of not being removed?

I agree. Retain an attorney to fight your deportation. ICE will have an attorney representing them in Court, and you need to have one, too.

What right/grounds of sponsorship is there in being reveled from sponsorship?.

I believe your question relates to whether a sponsor (a person who has signed an I-864 affidavit of support) may be relieved of his or her...

Citizenship through my parents?

It does sounds like you likely acquired citizenship through the naturalization of your parents. You can pursue that in two ways. One is to apply...

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My sister married someone who is in the country illegally---How can she go about having him deported?

No one is automatically deported upon the request of a private citizen. While your sister may notify the Department of Homeland Security of the...

If i have invitation from company in us can i get working visa easily?

Employment-based immigration (either as an immigrant or a nonimmigrant/temporary worker) can be straightforward at times, and extremely difficult...

I am currently in the USA with a TPS. Can i do my paperwork without leaving the country?

Well, first, you'd need to be immediately eligible for adjustment of status to even try this, such as if you are married to a U.S. citizen. And...

" CAN I STOP MY HUSBANDS DEPORTATION? HE'S A FELON FOR BANK FRAUD"

You need to retain an immigration attorney immediately to handle this situation. At the very least, meet with an attorney to explain what's...