Is I-140 and I-485 are independent process? How you come across situation where I-485(GC) was issued before I-140 approved ?

The short answer is no. The FORM I-485 in your case is dependent on the FORM I-140 and can not be approved unless the FORM I-140 is first approved.

How to change immigration status from WT Visa Waiver back to F-1 status?

The ESTA/Visa Waiver entry into the U.S. does not allow for a change to a non-immigrant status. You will have to depart the U.S. and enter with the...

You can visit the nearest U.S. passport office and inquire or file a FOIA request with the IRS and U.S. State Department.

Extend B2 visa after overstay? or Apply Greencard instead?

In light of the information that you have posted , your mother can not proceed to file the FORM I-539 if her lawful status has ended. However,...

Will the new immigration memo on issuing NTA's affect documented immigrants as well?

USCIS issued an updated guidance on June 28, 2018 enabling the agency to issue a Notice to Appear (NTA) directly upon discovery of a status...

Can I withdraw my application for citizenship? ?

You can withdraw the FORM N-400 by forwarding a letter to USCIS expressing your intent to no longer pursue your application for...

How much time does it take to get work authorization through adjustment of status ?

You can expect to wait over 100 days for the issuance of the EAD when you file a properly prepared request for adjustment of status. USCIS is no...

IIn Texas can an apartment keep your administration fee if you are denied rental?

Your question is not related to an immigration issue and I will redirect to another forum in order for you to attract meaningful responses.

Can I work for my previous employer again, in case H1B visa transfer is denied?

In the scenario that you have posted you may be able to preserve your current employment and the H-1B status. You can discuss this issue with the...

Traveling while N400 is being processed

You are not obligated to inform the USCIS of your travel plans after you have filed the FORM N-400. However, you should not be absent from the U.S....