US Immigration from Slovakia

Hi,

Does anyone have an experience with this situation: sibling overstayed visitor visa and I would like to apply for a family based green card for him. Is this possible or will he get rejected and subjected to removal?

Thank you!

Wife currently out of country but is returning soon with EAD card with AP set to expire at the end of January, we filed for the new card and are receiving it this week. Do I need to send her the new card or will the old card suffice. I might not have time to send the card in time before she travels.

So I'll keep this short, wife came in on a K-1 visa, got married then applied for her initial I-765+Travel Document as well as the I-485, we are renewing her employment authorization now as she has not received an interview yet. While filling out these forms for her renewal what would her current immigration status be? Still K-1 or something else?

Hey guys me and my husband immigrated together under his eb1 green card as alien of extraordinary ability. I came here with him as his wife almost 4 years ago. What happens to my green card if we divorce? Do i loose it or can i apply for citizenship? Thank you

Hey all, my wife and I recently filed her form I-485 along with her I-765 and I-131 about a month ago, they received it on the 15th of October and sent us our NOA1 on the 25th of October. We are getting an envelope from the National Benefits Center where they are processing our paper work but I don't know what it can be, I get informed delivery from USPS every morning so I get to see what is coming that day, I like to plan ahead so I am writing this to see what this paper could mean considering the USCIS case lookup site gives no indication. I was reading a lot of places that the USCIS website would write if it was a RFE. I am thinking now if it could be the biometrics interview date but even then I know people are notified ahead online. We don't have e-delivery set up which was a big mistake when we filed should've done that. Anyone else know what this can be? Maybe so I can think a little bit straighter and plan ahead, I don't get my mail until 6pm on a lot of days and would like to send anything today but I may have to wait longer. So I'm just wondering if anyone has experienced the same and to possibly explain what it means. Sorry if I'm being impatient but immigration is stressful. Her current status on USCIS says "Fingerprint Fee Recieved".

Thanks,