If he did enter the U.S. lawfully and has overstayed, you can sponsor him for a green card, and he can adjust status in the U.S., after you get...

Opening the account and even selling the books would not adversely affect your F-1 status - so long as you weren't making a business out of it.

Can i apply i130 for my mother(green card holder) who over stayed?

Yes, your mother does need to restart the process again, and you, as a U.S. citizen can sponsor her, even if were not the basis for her original...

How long, or how many pages, should my fiance visa application package be?

There is no magic in the number of pages - the issue is providing enough documentation to demonstrate to the USCIS's satisfaction, the bona fides...

Applying for citizenship ?

No - for several reasons. Firstly, you do not meet the physical presence requirement. Also, depending on how often you returned to the U.S. from...

You should list the most recent Receipt Number, but bring your other documentation with you to the interview in case you are asked to verify your...

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I'm currently outside of US waiting for my H1B to get approved. Can i visit to the US as a tourist during the process?

If you can demonstrate strong ties to your home country to satisfy the consular officer or CBP officer that you will return to your home country...

Once I apply to remove conditions from my Green Card but before I receive new one, can I travel outside the US with my spouse

Yes, you can travel outside the U.S. with the notice extending your green card and your actual green card. It may be a good idea to have someone...

While removing conditions from my GC (me+wife) USCIS requested for more evidence, don't have more, what's the procedure

If you don't submit additional evidence or an explanation of why, the USCIS will likely deny the application. Clearly USCIS feels that the...

While removing conditions from my GC (me+wife) USCIS requested for more evidence, don't have more, what's the worst can happen

The worst that can happen is that the USCIS denies the application and begins proceedings to remove/deport you from the U.S. If maintaining your...