In theory, you could file for naturalization. However, USCIS would need to first approve the Form I-829 before they could approve the Form I-751.

Your case is extremely complicated. Depending upon the criminal charges you were convicted of, you may not ever be able to return to the U.S. This...

If you stop taking classes, you will abandon your F-1 status.

You can just type “retired” in the employer name section.

No. You have no right to EAD without a qualifying application being filed.

There is no grace period. You must depart the U.S. or seek an extension/change of status before your current status expires.

Your employer can sponsor you for an immigrant visa. The issue is your eligibility to obtain an immigrant or adjust status to become a green card...

You can visit the U.S. while another application is pending. The issue is whether you requested a change of status or consular notification.

They can eventually apply for green cards. They will not be granted green cards at this stage.

It’s complicated. You need to schedule a consultation with an experienced immigration attorney to understand the process. Also, asylum is for those...