As a citizen Can I sponsor my sister's greencard while she is in US on visitor visa?

The only thing you will be able to do at this time is file the I-130 Petition. If your sister files a concurrent I-485, it will be either rejected...

How do i prove I was present on june 15, 2012, for deferred action request for evidence

The things that you mentioned are good ideas, and you should use them. Facebook status updates could be helpful. Notarized affidavits from people...

Can a retail business discriminate based on alienage (i.e. green card holder) vs US citizen?

This is not an immigration question, but rather a question involving civil rights.

Hello, I overstayed my student visa and wonder if I can apply for adjustment of status through my brother who is a US citizen.

I concur with Attorney Gagarin. You are looking at a wait of approximately 10 years, based on information we have available at this time. During...

I have been approved for deferred action already can i travel within the u.s?

To travel within the USA, you need to have a state-issued ID. You will be fine. You should take your employment authorization card with you as well.

How I can travel home from USA using a travel document after I applied for asylum together with my wife .

What is your immigration status at this time? As an asylum applicant, or as the spouse of an asylum applicant, you will not be eligible to...

You must be sworn in as a US Citizen first. As soon as you have your Certificate of Naturalization, you can file I-130 Petitions for your parents...

Immigration I-601A

I would strongly suggest that you consult with an immigration attorney near you about this situation. With careful work by an attorney, there is a...

I live in Arkansas and will file my green card application to uscis Texas office.

You could search for attorneys on this site, Avvo, or by visiting: http://www.ailalawyer.com/

My Green card is still pending ,dont know what to do

You could consult with an immigration attorney and ask the attorney to inquire about the status of the case. You could contact your local USCIS...