Need help.H1B transfer got denied.

Technically you are out of status. Answer to your questions: 1. No you can't. And pending MTR does not give you any status, and has limited...

I'm currently under Daca.My bf of 3 yrs proposed to me. So now I'm confused as to should I let him petition for my citizenship?

Under the current immigration scenario, and based on facts you gave. If your BF is a USC, you should get married and file for I-130. You are not...

I am here on student visa doing my masters degree. i want to know if i can get green card or work permit.

Your question is very broad to warrant an answer. You can go through employment based (requires sponsoring employer), family based (Citizen or...

Break in H1B Status

If your H-1B with employer B is approved with I-94, then you are all set.

H1B transfer using the original H1B petition

Good idea to wait for amendment, even though USCIS should have it in their system.

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I am planning to marry my boyfriend who is a US citizen who has previously divorced. Can I still get green card?

Yes, no problem if your marriage is genuine and so was the prior. Forms ask the sponsoring spouse to disclose about prior marriages. USCIS can/may...

My B2 visa will expire in september and I am bringing my baby for medical which requires me to spend more than 3 months in

If coming under visa waiver, you cannot extend. You have option of obtaining B-1 for medical emergency, and would be asked to demonstrate proof of...

Will be I considered lying to immigration officer?

If you have been married and living together so long, it appears to be a genuine case and have all the ingredients of a legitimate marriage. Get...

If a Misdeameanor case B is disposed in Texas, can we apply for U.S visa again? It's been 9.5 years already

You would always have to disclose about the arrest. Carrying a notice of disposition will help.

My petition validitiy is only one year, but i got the stamping for 3 years.

Yes you can use that valid stamp for your present or any other future employer (as long as you have violated your terms of stay in US)