What should I do with my pending asylum and I-130?

This is a complex case due to different filings over the course of time and change of circumstances. You need an attorney to represent you to 1)...

I am American citizen. my question is where can I find my A-number and USCIS number?

Your A number can be found in various places, for e.g., on an I-797 and your previous green card, if you are a naturalized US Citizen and...

Me and my wife need a PI attorney asap. We live in Fontana Ca. It is a dog bite case and we have about a month before the statue

Look on Avvo and pick a personal injury attorney you think is competent based on reviews, answers, background, and call or skype with the attorney...

Immigration/divorce issue. Recent marriage, spouse is visiting US with 3 kids on expired ESTA visas. What happens if divorce?

"Her" children or "our" children? Whose children are these? That could play a factor in whether she can stay or not despite the divorce.

I do know want my waiver no more Kendra Taylor

Indeed the title makes no sense. Do mention what waiver it is you are speaking of, and what status you are currently in.

Domestic violence immigrant married case

You may be eligible to self- adjust as an abused spouse, so speak to an attorney asap.

Hi I'm holding Asylum status in us and I have pending green card application but I have to travel out of USA.

Generally you will need a advance parole document, asylum documents, and a valid passport, and also extraordinary circumstances that warrants your...

If I am out of status for a few months and I get married with my American fiancé, is there going to be problematic ?

Generally not if you have a competent immigration attorney to advocate for you.

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Is this mean that people who are on the wait list, could travel out side of the States ?

I am not sure what your question is.

Its almost been year I am waiting for my I-485 to adjust, do i need to contact the local office?

It depends on what basis you filed for AOS. You may want to contact your USCIS office or get an attorney to check on the case and follow up for you.