You would need another qualifying member or employer to sponsor you for a green card.

1. No. Especially given you have no intent to actually depart the U.S. 2. Your spouse will need to file a Form I-130 on your behalf once married.

Have you talked to your attorney? What has he/she/they advised?

Domestic travel is typically not an issue.

As long as your base income is sufficient to sponsor your family member, there is no need to amend the letter. You only have to meet the requirements.

She may be subject to secondary inspection. Anyone entering the U.S. can be subject to secondary inspection. The annotation means the consular...

There is no premium processing for H-4 EAD applications. Without seeing the rejected package, I cannot comment on what you need to do.

Yes. You can take advantage of cross-chargeability and apply for a green card when the visa bulletin is current for your wife’s home country. You...

Without more, it would be premature to file for EB-2 now.

You failed to maintain your F-1 status by dropping out of school. You can continue to live and work in the U.S. with TPS.