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You should have no problem fixing both of their papers. If done correctly, you can get your husband a green card in about 3 months. However, your parents case is a bit more complicated and will take about a year.

As long as your children were under 18 when you married your current spouse (and are currently under 21 years of age), they are considered stepchildren and your current U.S. citizen spouse may petition for them. The children would need their own passports and some countries require the signature of both parents for a minor child to get a passport so you would need to know the law of the Philippines on this issue as well as the law relating to your removing the children from the country without their father's consent. If the children have not heard from him and you don't know where he, then you should be able to get the necessary custody order from your country to remove them. Again consult a family law attorney in the Philippines on these issues. Processing time will be about 7-12 months. You may contact me as indicated below for procedures, documents needed and fees.

I would need more facts to answer this one correctly.But why wasn't he paid? Did the company go bankrupt or was it some threats such as the company representative telling him they will have him deported if he complains? This might be a possible T visa.