I worked as sr lead developer with managerial responsibilities outside USA for more than a year and moved to USA 2 years back

You will not qualify for EB-1C. If you have Master's degree, you could go for EB-2 through PERM process. If not, EB-3.

Will it be considered misrepresentation?

They are not going to ask you about your payroll. You will need to report your employment history and addresses for the last 5 years.

My husband USC just filed petition for adjustment of status for me.

No, not at all. If your concern is about being found inadmissible due to a risk of becoming a "public charge", it will depend on your spouse's...

It’s me and my wife’s first hearing at Immigration court in San Francisco in September. What will happen there ?

No, no decision will be made on that date. There are two types of court dates in Immigration Court: one is called Master Calendar Hearing (“MCH”),...

Would filing for an I-824 help us get our approved I-129F case to NVC?

Yes, i-824s take a long time and are costly (as most USCIS petitions). Try to send a FOIA request first, which is free, maybe you could get...

Will I be able to work when my OPT expires before I get a new EAD for the green card?

Your company must have filed I-140 (employment-based petitions), not I-130 (family-based), but I am assuming it was just a typo. If you file your...

My mother in-law lives in Mexico. I am a DACA recipient, can I send her and invitation letter to apply for a tourist visa?

What is the status of your husband? If he is a citizen, he should be doing the inviting. Also, the invitation letter goes to the immigrant to be...

I was recently approved for 2 year green card, today I got a traffic ticket and I need to go to court ?

No, only certain criminal convictions will place your residency in jeopardy, not a traffic ticket. The ticket will have zero impact on your residency.

It should be legal, yes. You just need to report your income to the IRS.

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So, you already spoke to the USCIS Customer Service and they put you in the system so that USCIS can schedule you for the biometrics, right? That's...