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lots and lots of people have 4.0. I am sure on this forum alone you'd find a lot of 4.0 people. However, having a 4.0 GPA doesn't mean you can break the law and get away with it.

what kind of visa is it??? http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1286.html

if the parent is a USC now, he/she can apply for you. It will not be denied just because the previous petition was rejected due to your marriage. How long it will take - try to look at the visa bulletin on www.uscis.gov

1) place of your AOS, if you did AOS. 2) you didn't petition your spouse for EB3. Your employer did. only include last 5 years. Status as Permanent Resident - it's already offered as an option. is she in the States? legally?

they usually need just 1 police certificate per country. If they lived in multiple cities, those cities may be listed on the police report. Multiple places in the same city do not require multiple police reports. Don't forget to include mom's maiden name on the report.

now, that's a red flag. Less than 10 months ago they claimed to still be together, but 6 months later he claimed they hadn't been together for a year....

I do not believe that rule applies to USCs.

you can apply for a GC at any time after you get married. If her income is sufficient for herself, her parents and you according to the form I-864P, she doesn't need to look for a co-sponsor.

I-130 and whatever supporting documents are indicated in the instructions

the USCIS and Dept of State do not care about what you have or what you do. Only about the sponsors.

1) when did she become a USC and when did she divorce?

then you file I-130 for her with all the supporting docs. You can find the forms at www.uscis.gov. When will you become a citizen?

since your spouse is a USC, your overstay will be forgiven.

oh, please. Millions and millions of people have a college degree... Sorry to burst your bubble, but you are not such as asset, really. Just another illegal alien.

no. To remove conditions, one has to once again prove that the marriage is legitimate.

if your sponsor's and co-sponsor's incomes are sufficient, then you don't need to show anything.

make an infopass appointment instead.

out of status

you should. However, a new A# (an immigrant one) will still be issued to you. Was a group of folks somehow defined as an organization or was it just that - a group of folks? Heck, if we are fostering a dog for a rescue, does USCIS really want to know about this affiliation? However, some...

A number and Alient registration number is the same thing. If you ever filed for immigration or a work permit, you'd have it. If you never applied for them, you don't. She doesn't need an old passport... Any proof of her citizenship will do. well, do you live in Chicago or the jurisdiction of...