The selection of sentences

I am Budi from Indonesia. I am asking about the sentence below, which one is correct?

1. I haven't received your email yet.

or

2. I am not received your email yet.

If the two senteces are correct, can they are used in every situation?

Thank you,
Budi

Sorry, I want to make a correction, especially about the second sentence. What I mean is:

2. I am not receiving your email yet.

Only the first sentence is correct. The second sentence (both the original and the one you gave in the second post) is wrong.

How about this one?

1. Is she coming yet?

Is the above sentence correct?

The second one would probably be correct in Indian English if it meant to receive only one time. In British English, it could be correct if meaning repeatedly receiving. In that case, you'd probably omit "yet".

Similar:

"I'm not getting your messages."
"He is/has not been sending mail as he should."

Thanks to M56. Could you explain to me about my second question?

I am still waiting for your explanation about the following sentence:

"Is she coming yet?"

Is the above sentence correct?