Can I apply for a M-1 and a K-1 visa at the same time?

No, you have learned wrong. With a K-1 you'd likely not get the M-1. Immigrant intent. Your fiance should go have a consultation with an...

Re Application

Are your fees still unpaid? The good news (if accurate) is that they think you have very strong ties to your home country.

I wonder why you are getting a mixed response. I would have thought a consultation would have given you a better understanding of the law and how...

Motion to Administratively closure before the immigration court processing time?

Call the EOIR hotline regularly if you aren't already calling, to check whether your next hearing is off the calendar yet.. Occasionally a notice...

Does the visa status change right after a visa has been issued at the US consulate or at the time of entry in the United States?

There is an issue here but it isn't a visa issue. US visa/work authorization rules only apply within the United States. Remember that "working...

NVC told all your document is reviewed , we dont need any document we r in final stage.now how long they need to close my case?

They will now be sending the documents to the embassy, and they should notify you as soon as they have an interview date for you.

Do I need any work authorization as an F 1 student if I am going to my home country after my first semester?

The work restrictions that you face only apply while you are in the United States.

NOTICE OF DECISION FROM DIRECTOR OF USCIS RETURNED PETITION IS CONCLUDED AS DATE OF this notice (7/31/15). But I can refile.

You may want to show a copy of your whole application including evidence to a lawyer - who might be able to see it from the CO's point of view and...

What the percentage to get green card if I fill application to get it as asylum.

Don;t try to do this on your own or "with help" from the internet. Go see a lawyer, or a nonprofit that helps asylum applicants locally. Stay safe.

Can I change my name when I apply for Green Card?

USCIS cannot change your name. This must be done in court (or on a marriage license/certificate). But which court? If you are a US resident, then...