Need Advise for post i-130 Approval

1) Can i travel to US with Visitor's visa while waiting for GC? You may try and utilize your B1/B2 visa and if you are lucky the CBP is not...

It looks like you did your homework, but no, the regulations clearly state that “US individual” is defined as citizen of the United States, or as...

Can i change to permanent resident while on a B2 visa?

Yes, you can adjust your status but you need to make sure that the DHS understands that your decision arose only after you arrived in the U.S. as a...

I’m in removal proceedings, my lawyer tells me I can get an EAD in the meantime

I think you are not clear about your lawyer's strategy but you also missed a few important details. Because you mention 150 days, I am assuming you...

We have I-797 from employer A and I-140 from Vendor/ Employer B(consider Future employer)?

If you have only a Notice of Receipt - no, if your I-140 is approved and it is I-797 Notice of Approval then yes.

Please other than marriage and depending so much on work sponsorship, can someone decide to file for a green card for another.

Not that many choices, I am afraid. Other than for a family and work sponsorship, there is a DV lottery, which is a shot in the dark and you need...

If you are planning to adjust your status in the U.S. and not leave to return with an immigrant visa (in your situation, both will be complicated),...

I-130 Immigration petition?

Did you and your mother enter with inspection (with a visa, parole, etc?) If yes, then you should not worry about the I-130 denial since you were...

Permanent Resident with 2 DUIs. My employer wants me to travel internationally. Will I be able to come back in the country?

It can be risky but probably not too risky because though DUIs are still being treated lightly than other violations and crimes. I would still get...

I got married to my husband while he was married to his usc wife and we had kids in our country

That's a very interesting question. If you were only in a religious marriage but did not register it under the laws of your country he may not be...