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I saw online some one had his FP done 14 days after filing his I-131 through expedite request.

You can wait till you become a USC.

I saw online some one had his FP done 14 days after filing I-131 through expedited application.

You can apply for your work permit 150 days after they accepted your Asylum Application. Usually 3 months. Some people have to wait for one year or two.

Just wait for the decision. http://www.immihelp.com/greencard/returning-resident-visa.html

You can call USCIS 800-375-5283. Probably it was sent by mistake.

Old signature or new signature are both OK, because they are YOUR signatures.

Just be patient for some days, and keep checking the USCIS website to make sure when the Green Card is mailed out.

You can write a statement to explain the situation, and attach some affidavits from your relatives or friends or neighbors to support your statement.

Visa number for Dec. 2014: F2B, Philippines, Jan. 15, 2004. About 11 years. The visa bulletin changes constantly. You have to check it every month. http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/law-and-policy/bulletin/2015/visa-bulletin-for-december-2014.html Your friend filed petition for...

It's not a big issue, but it doesn't hurt to attach the judge's order with the package.

You will be fine. No joint bank account is not a big issue. No need to attach the judge's order.

Post Office will forward your mails to your new address if USCIS send you in the old address. I think you're fine. Happy holidays!

You may call in or make an INFOPASS (appointment) online to ask USCIS local office for help. https://infopass.uscis.gov

Senator will be helpful. Try to get your EAD card renewed.

Your mom can send her I-864 to your sister electronically, or fax it to your sister, or by mail, enough time!

About 3 months. But be carefully of using Advance Parle.

IMO, the right way is to enter $100,000, supporting that number by your tax returns with your I-864 and your wife's I-864a.

USCIS made mistakes sometimes. Years ago, my friend filed I-539 correctly, but got a letter from USCIS saying she didn't pay the application fee. But the bank record said it was cashed. So she went to the bank, got the check copy showing USCIS had cashed it. She tried so hard to correct the...

Go to the university website, find the Graduate Admissions, check the requirements, if you qualify, you can apply online. For example: https://grad.ucla.edu/gasaa/admissions/applicat.htm Your EAD does not offer any advantage of applying for graduate studies.