I've been approved for DACA and I'm now married to a US citizen.

Wow! You have a lot going on here. First, congratulations on your DACA, and your marriage! Second, you do really need to see an immigration...

Conditional residence and I751 waiver. Married for 18 months. Got conditional green card after 4 months of marriage.

Sorry to hear your marriage isn't working out. This evidence is sufficient for your filing, although USCIS does ask for two affidavits from people...

This is a little difficult to answer without knowing what type of visa, if your priority date is current, and how fast Islamabad is processing...

What is the date of seperation for VAWA 360?

The date your divorce was final, if you are divorced. If you are separated, then the date you left him is fine. If you are still together, then...

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IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO TO HELP OUT MY HUSBAND EVEN THO WE ARE SEPERATED?

This will be difficult. However, if you have not officially or "legally" separated (which has different meaning/requirements in different states,...

Change of Status (B1 to H1B)

You can travel in on our B1, but you should NOT "work" while here - you may "do business" (train, attend conferences, etc.), but be VERY careful...

H1b case sent back to USCIS and they re-approved it. What's the next step?

Your employer's immigration attorney should be keeping you posted. You may or may not have another interview. If you mean your extension was...

Is there a way that my mother in law can fixed her papers without leaving the States?

If your mother in law entered illegally, and only one time, assuming she no other admission bars she can apply from inside the US for an unlawful...

My current H1B is expiring on OCT-01-2014. Can I go for stamping in india in May2014 with H1 extension that's expiring in 2017 ?

Your employer is required by regulation to pay for the legal services associated with your H-1b (if an attorney is used). Because you case is fact...

Can I still become a US citizen after a divorce

Even if you are getting a divorce, assuming you have no bars (like a criminal record, for example), so long as you have held a green card for 5...