WHAT IS MY CURRENT STATUS?

I am assuming you have married a US citizen. You will want to write in that you are an over-stay for your current status.

Denial of petition to remove conditions on residence(i-751) and notice to appear

I suggest you hire an attorney to assist you with this process. A motion to reconsider is probably wise, but you may be able to work with the...

My asylum case is still on pending,so can i transfer my case to another state?

If you are moving you will likely want to request that it be moved to where you are moving. Hiring an attorney to assist you with this is probably...

What visa is required for opening business bank account in USA

A specific visa will not be required to open a bank account, but a tax payer ID number or social security number will be. You will want to consult...

I was living common law for the pass six years, he is a citizen

You don't give enough information to really know the full situation. You will need to consult with an immigration attorney and bring your full...

The date you filed will control, not the date you used when dating the forms. If you didn't file early, you will be fine.

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How do I respond to monthly income in USD for DS-160?

Typically the prevailing wage and the wage stated by the employer are close to the same, but if the employer has offered a higher wage you need to...

Non competent agreement (getting hired by client)

You will need to have the noncompete agreement reviewed before making any decision as to transfer to Company C.

I am in a situation in California, just realized I am the victim of a fraudulent marriage to an International from Tunisia help.

You need to report the missing banking assets, file for divorce/annulment, and make a report to ICE/USCIS as soon as possible.

For a H1B transfer process, does the employer NEED to request a prevailing wage determination from the DOL?

A prevailing wage determination is not required for the LCA to be approved, but the LCA must reflect the required wage. LCA's are often completed...