My EAD extention is denied.(F-1 OPT) 8 days ago.I want to reopen the motion.What will be my status when i apply?

Talk to an attorney about reopening. This is a legal issue, probably beyond your DSO.

How are my possibilities to return to L.A due to an earlier 2-days overstay?

I’m assuming you entered on the Visa Waiver Program. As you didn’t comply with the terms of a Visa Waiver admission by overstaying the 90 days,...

How do I get a copy of my nonimmigrant visa how long will it take to get it

There is no copy of the visa (sticker) available, unless one happens to be released to you in a freedom of information request, which takes months....

How long it takes for a foreign citizen to be allowed to work in the US after getting married and getting a green card?

While the Green Card certainly permits you to work, it's quite rare that you would have to wait for the Green Card to work. You are eligible to...

I am divorced. I will file Form I-751 waiver. Is his signature on form I-751 working or helpful?

No, if you are now divorced, you do not jointly file for a removal of conditions on residence. There are several waivers to the joint filing...

My c1d and b2 visas have been cancelled upon point of entry to chicago airport. according to ICE, i intended to stay here in us.

Based on the information you provided, it appears CBP (not ICE) believed you intended to stay in the U.S. permanently, whereas your visa only...

This is primarily a question for family and criminal law practitioners. From an immigration perspective, I will say that the actions you describe...

Becoming legal US citizens if our child is born within the borders of the US?

Your child would only be able to petition you for a immigration benefits upon turning 21 years of age.

"would I be able to visit Korea next month?"

An attorney would need to ask many relevant questions of you before properly advising you as to whether traveling after 13 years in the U.S. is...

Hello i am currently have my re entry permit as LPR which will be expiring on November 2013.

Yes, going to Guam means you have entered the U.S. (For LPR non-abandonment purposes, you have entered the U.S.)