Bring your documentation and be prepared to offer your explanation. You should be fine. Congratulations on passing your interview.

If you are a US Citizen, you must file a separate I-130 for your (step) son. Ideally, they would have been filed together. You would be wise to...

If you are legally married -anywhere- then you should check the box indicating that you are married. If you are not legally married, then you...

No, fortunately, neither you nor your dad will lose your status based upon your mom's decision. If you wish to naturalize, be sure to check the...

No, that is not true. However, 1) Do not travel to your home country 2) Limit trips to under 6 months and spend more time inside the US than...

You would be best served by retaining an attorney. That being said, you need to file I-130s for each along with the required evidence. This is just...

Retain an attorney to prepare a the various applications and advise you as to the significant amount of evidence that needs to be submitted. Once...

It would be wise to retain an attorney to review and to respond to the RFE. This is substantially less expensive than having to refile after a denial.

Your parents should have proof of their intent to return to India after those 3-4 weeks.

If you entered the US, on a non immigrant visa, with the intent to marry and remain, then you have committed immigration fraud. It is your intent...