Can someone born in Puerto Rico file a K-1 visa?

People born in Puerto Rico are US citizens. Therefore they can file the K-1 visa.

Can I leave my current employer (sponsor of my approved GC) and open my own business and still be eligible for Citizenship?

From the facts provided, you should be eligible to start your own business. Good luck in your new endeavor.

EAD(work permit) application was denied. How can I ask for reopen my application?(Pls see explanation for details ideas)

Just wait the required numbers of days and send in a new application for your EAD. You just sent it in too early, it was not even considered on...

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It's going to take a while. Asylum is not a quick process.

Can i Transfer H1-b once it is approved even if company which filed petition doesnt exist(closed)?

You will need your new employer to file a new H-1B application for you. It depends how much time you have left on your old H-1B and how long you...

How should I apply my parents to visit in USA through my green card ?and it's only been a year since I got my green card. ?

This is not how it works. They have to apply for a visitor visa for a short term visit through the United States Consulate in their home country.

Based on the information Provided, will it be necessary for me to hire a lawyer and can I avoid having the interview in Juarez?

This just got more complicated with the rescission of DACA. The loophole allowing unlawful presence waivers for DACA recipients has been closed. ...

It's been more than 10 years and the infractions were minor, so it should be okay. However, you will need court certified copies of the court...

Questions regarding my USCIS interview coming up?

You should bring all of your documents to the interview. You should also bring original personal identification documents (For example, original...

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LPR for unmarried son of US citizens?

You will have to file first and then wait for your priority date to become current. Check the Visa Bulletin to determine when your case could...