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Bankruptcy isn't a "moral character" issue.

Not sure, but the entire question becomes moot if you leave and re-enter the US.

Agreed. Consult a second, more competent attorney.

One of two possibilities - either the child was under 21 or you heard incorrect information.

For FB4, a 7 year adjustment wouldn't be unheard of. Those I-130s sit for ages because there's no danger of the PD becoming current anytime soon. That said, they're now in the 3-4 year range.

Of course. Priority date portability is automatic, either you are eligible for it or you are not. It requires no explicit action on your part, unless USCIS doesn't notice the earlier I-140 approval.

This is not the case for Immediate Relatives.

You should be able to. Go to SSA and ask for the letter.

A few months back, when I first noticed it was available nation-wide. No difference.

Relax. Wait another 2-3 weeks.

Nope, it's open to everyone now. Interesting - I selected noncitizen alien and it said I was eligible to work. I'm not sure what e-Verify returns to employers.

Nope. Maybe, and only if they use e-Verify. I should probably use the self-check to test. No problem. She probably should get around to doing it, but it's not a huge deal until she gets to retirement.

If you got no I-94, you cannot be subject to the re-entry bars for overstaying.

My confusion - the 14th is the usual vehicle for these sorts of matters due to the equal protection clause. Either way, a state cannot override the Bill of Rights merely by saying it's a matter of public policy. Same-sex marriage is for all intents and purposes nation-wide, all that's left is a...

States cannot violate the 14th Amendment on the grounds of "public policy".

They cannot approve it until the PD becomes current.

If you are Canadian, why on earth would you want the bother of a visa stamp???

Status is associated with PEOPLE, not citizenships. Are you Canadian or Mexican?

No - unless they are entering in E or K status, Canadian citizens do not require a visa stamp. Entering in TN status does not require a consular interview.

No. See the other thread.