I'm J1 work and travel student. And I'm changing my status as a B2 tourist.

Yes, in theory it is possible. But, immigration isn't too happy with people that play 'hop-scotch' with visa categories .... ESPECIALLY if they...

Why F1 visa is cancelled under the law 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I) not the law 212 (a)(7)(B)(i)(I)?

Apparently there was something about your 'inspection' which caused them to think that you no longer had the non-immigrant intent required of an...

Affidavit of support i-864 for filing a IR-1/CR-1, what are the restrictions on type of income?

The law is not designed for people that are living overseas. One basic requirement is that the US Citizen move 'back' to the US and have a good...

I am permanent resident ,can i sponser my wife

It will take 3-5 years ... it will probably be faster if you become a US citizen.

Your 'goal' isn't all that clear ... are you wanting to go to Canada? Are you somehow thinking that by giving up your US citizenship that you...

How do i change my husband b 1 visa status to permanate resident. His visa expires in a little over a month?

You should talk to an attorney .... especially if he is working in the US ... which is not permitted on a B-1. The 'basic' forms are I-130,...

How long would it take for my sister to obtain a green card if I invite her as a US resident and how long if I am a US citizen?

I am sorry to say that you need to find another way ... or she needs to be patient. Once you are a US citizen, you can file papers to help her...

Don't be overly concerned. They probably won't ask any questions ... they usually don't during a parent/child interview. If you are 'super'...

Marriage fraud, i loved my husband too much but when he enter to u s he got his unconditional green card, he start hide and

You have done all you can do. If you haven't done so, see a divorce lawyer and move on with your life.

Will working under a false Social Security number affect my future immigration status or implication for "deferred action"?

You should be OK. Now is the time to meet with an attorney.