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it's a no.

she can surrender her GC at the consulate. Whether she will get a tourist visa "in exchange" is unknown, but teoretically quite possible.

yes. But you won't be able to do it until after your spouse becomes a USC. no 60-90 days anybody's job can be revoked if they decide to take a break for a couple of months.

www.uscis.gov

there is not disadvantage to having two I-130 applications pending. If your parents decide to move back, your siblings will fall back on your own petition.

probably because USCIS asks about your employment in some forms, and it's best to disclose both legal and illegal employment than be accused of hiding info or providing false info. Perhaps, he is trying to cosponsor himself and in that case they also need to make sure the employment is legal.

that should be enough. You can also ask for an additional affidavit from your international student center that you were authorized to work on campus during your studies.

that could be a very big problem, since you were providing false information in order to obtain a visitor's visa.

unless you get some other kind of non-immigrant status you will be here illegally.

and if you are, did you become a citizen before your son got married?

of course, they are filed together in the same package.

you can file for her AOS now and get an advance parole. Do not travel without AP. she may not be let back into the US on her F-1 with I-130 filed for her.

vaccination record from your country or a vaccination certificate from the immigration doctor?

that is strange, it looks like you have it the other way. Did you actually do a full medical report?

at this time you need one I-130. However, if you become a USC before your family gets their immigrant visas, you will need a separate I-130 for your daughter.

I do believe you need your vaccination certificate. It only cost me $10 (you still need to go to the USCIS civil surgeon for it). If not, you may want to do an infopass to ensure that the processing of your case continues since you already submitted the medicals.

as soon as you got your GC, their H4 expired. I suspect that they have been out of status for quite a while now.

yes, but usually not within 24 hours of each other

you can only file I-485 if you have no preconceived intent to stay in the US once you enter on the non-immigrant visa. That is - your only intent is to be a tourist. And then, after three months you may change your mind and decide to immigrate. Since you already have immigrant intent, I would...

http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?310661-Any-problems-with-mother-on-GC-entering-US-after-15-months is there something wrong with your reading skills, nakhan? do you ask the same questions expecting different answers?