If I lose/abandon my residency status, does it affect my minor children that will stay in the U.S. with a legal guardian?

Your minor children will remain as lawful permanent residents.

What would the consequences of having two marriage licenses (to different people) be on attempting to immigrate?

If you are indeed talking about marriage licenses, the marriage is not final until solemnized and duly recorded. Thus, you will likely have only...

WE NEED AN ESCROW AGENT... We are SETTING UP A BUSINESS FROM SCRATCH, NOT BUYING A BUSINESS...FOR E2 VISA APPLICATION

For a start up, an escrow account is not usually required. You must show that you are irrevocably committed to establishing the E-2 enterprise,...

Could a naturalized US citizen mother sponsor a over-21 unmarried children with one minor felony record for a green card?

There is so "minor" felony. You should get the official case disposition and consult an experienced immigration attorney. It all depends on what...

Does a child lose his residency if parent(petitioner) loses his residency?

I agree with my colleague. If the child is already a lawful permanent resident, then he or she can retain the resident status even if the parent...

Can the i130 form I filed for my unmarried child over 21 be denied if she got pregnant in the waiting process, even im usa citiz

That should be okay as long as she remains unmarried.

Currently working L1B and my H1B just got approved for 1 yr, next steps?

Maximum stay for H-1B is 6 years, which includes the time you spent on L-1B. I agree with my colleague with respect to the 7th year extension of...

If you are taking a position that the marriage was done under the Islamic law, then it must be lawful to be married in the US under the Islamic law...

Is 6 months enough time for my employer to sponsor my permanent residency?

It sounds to me your J visa was obtained for employment purpose, which is nor allowed under the immigration law. You should consult an immigration...

H1B Employee resigned from my job but can be forced to work?

1. I agree with my colleague. 2. No one can be forced to work in the US, but some people may have a different definition of "being forced to...