Is mailing my I-20 part of green card through marriage package?

The I-20 is not a make or break item . What you need is your I-94 tp show a lawful entry.

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I am an American citizen I was born here in America. I want to sponsor my sister who has a student visa

Your sister will have to wait over 10 years to get a green card through you and must maintain lawful status all the time to get it without leaving...

Naturalization

If you have been granted conditional resident status, you must first become a permanent resident. In the next step you can apply for citizenship...

Can a non-immigrant on a A-2 visa file for immigrant status once here in the USA without having to return to the home country?

Your "spouse" would be charged with committing immigration fraud if it is later determined that she entered the US with the intent to marry. You...

If I apply for the dream act then marry a us citizen will I be able to apply for residency?

You would still not be eligible to adjust status but can apply for a provisional waiver in order to later apply for an immigrant visa outside the...

Adjustment of status

You identified the proper application forms. The instructions to the various forms outline the documentation that you must file. If you do not...

The form merely authorizes an attorney to represent you friend. The fee an attorney charges depends on what your friend expects the attorney to do...

H - 1 B to B - 2 Change of Status processing time.

The requested validity priod has no influence on the processing time. You cannot expedite your application. You will be lawfully in the U.S. while...

Whats the impact of the dismissed case on green card application, the case charge was "harm"

The charge should have no immigration implications if there is no conviction.

In the US on an E2 visa. I 94 expires 4/17/13. My husbands employer wants to sponsor him. He doesn't have a degree.

You do not indicate what the employer seeks to sponsor your husband for. If it is a green card, you should consult with an immigration attorney...