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You should fight back if you wanna stay in USA. why is gonna jeopardizes your job if you fight this in removal court? you cant apply for H1 when you have greencard either tempoary or permenent one. Personally, i do not think it is a good idea to wait until official denial of your...

It is not 485

As far as I know, I-485 is only useful before you got your conditional GC. You said you have applied I-751, there has no I-485 needed when you file I-751. affidavitt of support means when you first get into USA, your sponse has to financially support you no matter what in order to prove...

What happens after the interview? ----- will get a stamp on the passport, GC will send to you later Is there any other procedural things left after the green card interview? ------- waiting How long does it take to get the approval and the green card? ------ they will approve it...

I-797 is Notice of Action, people call it NOA 2, NOA1 is the receipt. NOA2 shows your receipt no., case type, both petitioner and beneficiary's name and approval date.

What is your immigrant status now? permanent resident? or PR pending? What are you worring about? adjust your status or abuse? ive recieved no support or assistance from her ------ Phone to police or go to shelter. She has no right to throw you out if the story you told is true.

She can sue you any time she wants, who will win depends on who has the best lawyer. need more backgroud of your marriage in order to answer your questions properly. such as why you throw her out? whose fault? etc.

You cant apply GC without her boarding once to USA. Anyway she can leave anytime as long as she boarded in USA.

You can go ahead to apply your N-400 30 days before your 3rd anniversary, but you still need your I-751 approval before they approved your N-400. It is good to be on line for N-400 though.

You have to talk with uscis people in person as your case is really troublesome. write them a paper to explain what hapened. wish you good luck.

a) will she get a permamnent residence status ? All depends on the evidences she provided when she filed her I-751. what was her status when she married? H1? I-485? She only married for three months, but as long as the evidences she provided can prove that she did not get married to evade the...

you need to specified your case. As long as you can prove more evidence that the marriage is in a good faith, you can apply as waiver, no lawyer is needed at all. if you apply I-751 as abuse, you need police record, sth. can prove that you did abused.