I am a H1B holder and getting married to an US citizen in April 2015. My H1B expires in Sep 2015(end of 6 year term)

After your adjustment of status application is filed, you are authorized to remain in the U.S., even after your underlying (H-1B) status expires....

I am on H1B visa and is marrying an US citizen on 1st April 2015.My H1B 6years expires in Sep 2015.

After your adjustment of status application is filed, you are authorized to remain in the U.S., even after your underlying (H-1B) status expires. ...

Okay so both of my parents, and even my step-dad are all from Honduras. I want to gain dual citizenship to Honduras.

Assuming you are already a U.S. citizen you need to contact the Honduran Embassy to find out the requirements and procedures to obtain citizenship...

If I wanna apply for a green card for my brother

Depending on your brother's country of birth, anywhere from 13 -23 years.

Need immigrant lawyer advise about to apply for social security on visit visa

Why would you apply for a social security number when you know you are not entitled to one ? As long as you do not lie or misrepresent any...

H4 expires in one and half month, L1a is in initial process.Can I stay in USA,if my H4 Expires.And while L1a is in process.

If you have the receipt notice, you can tell if the case was filed via premium processing or regular processing - it will say right on the receipt...

TAX return how-to with B2 visa holder who partnered a LLC in WA

This is not an immigration issue. Consult with a tax attorney or CPA.

Does filing tax separately delays or denied a green card?

There are many legitimate reasons that a genuinely married couple would file their taxes separately. As long as you have sufficient evidence that...

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H1B visa stamping is required, if coming back to USA by a different employer.

If you have a valid H-1B visa in your passport for a prior employer, you can still use that visa to enter the U.S. even though you have changed...

My mother no longer has a green card

You haven't provided nearly enough information to assess the situation. Best to consult with an immigration who can ask you all the questions...