You are lawfully in the U.S. during the 60-day grace period. The grace period is designed, in part, to allow you find a new employer and for the...

Probably not. However, you should speak a matrimonial attorney in Texas as this is a matter of state law not immigration law.

You may be a passive investor while in the U.S. on H-4. You can earn dividends from investment so long as you engage in no work on behalf of the...

You should contact USCIS to request the interview be rescheduled based upon your recent move.

It may be possible. A lot more information is needed to assess whether this is a viable option.

Unfortunately, you simply need to wait. A decision could come in the timeframe specified or it could take longer.

Have you addressed your questions to the individual who prepared your application? What did he/she say? Also, was this preparer a licensed attorney?

You must depart the country immediately upon leaving your employer unless you have worked until the end of the petition validity date. If you...

You should try using a different web browser. The online system can be very temperamental.

The is a question for the local DMV. This is not a matter of immigration law.