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http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_1360.html if she applies now, and you were born in Pakistan (citizenship does not matter), you will be able to immigrate in about 11+ years. 4th 15MAY00 right now visas are available to those who applied for their siblings before May 2010.

that's because he was under 21.

NVC will forward your case to the consulate, you will have your medical exam and an interview. If you are approved, you will get an immigrant visa.

I'd file I-485 before the deportation notices comes. I am surprized it didn't arrive yet.

not "accepted" but rather "received". It could still be denied.

just the opposite - sometimes schools recommend that you maintain your F-1 status while AOS is pending, just in case. You never know what is going to happen.

and it's not unauthorized if she is officially on F-1 and working on campus (assistantship).

do you mean financial aid at school? of course.

that's not because you are here on I-20, but because your spouse is a US citizen.

you don't need a reentry permit unless you are planning to be out of the US for more than a year and less than two. You can travel within your GC's validity.

it's easier to write a check. In a week or two you will be able to check whether it got cashed. You can't do it as quickly with a money order.

try reading about a visa bulletin on www.travel.state.gov

have you even tried searching the forum?

it's either about 4-5 years if you don't become a citizen, or however long it takes you to become one + processing time 6-12 months. If it takes you less than 2 years from now to become a citizen, then your wife will indeed have a chance to immigrate in about 3 years. different visa types have...

I-864 obligation is enforced until the sponsored person dies, becomes a citizen, earns 40 quarters (about 10 years of work) or abandons his US residence. There is no reason to sign another one while removing the conditions. It also helps to read the instructions to I-751.

no. Perhaps, they meant his filed I-130 and inability to prove non-immigrant intent because of it. well, if that position is designed for foreign researchers only - perhaps. we don't know his company's rules. you may want to look for a co-sponsor (somebody besides your husband). he may be...

I-864 affidavit is used for both conditional and unconditional GC. There is no affidavit requirement for citizenship applications.

make sure the girl has her passport, her birth certificate and her I-94 card in a safe place where SHE has access to it and nobody else does. Hard to do for a 17-year old.

no forms to fill.

did they get the "welcome letters"?