Can we file H1 transfer almost around the same time with two different new employers?

You need to consult with a qualified immigration attorney and discuss both possible employer situations in detail.

What is better for a J-1's wife also intending to study (but for longer then her J-1 husband)?

She will be better off applying for an F-1 visa and not becoming subject to 212e.

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Travelling on previous employer H1-B Visa..

The important thing to know is that while you can travel with the still-valid visa stamp for the old employer, you MUST present it along with the...

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Hardship Waiver for J1 visa with 2 Year rule.

These facts alone are not sufficient to support a hardship waiver, nor is it possible to get a definitive answer about the strength of your waiver...

As my colleague noted above, this should be the subject of a fact-specific consultation. There is no way to file the I-485 based on an offer of...

Leaving US during GC processing

Both of my colleagues are wrong: most nonimmigrants with a pending adjustment application must have advance parole in order to travel abroad...

H1 Transfer

You are right to be concerned: you cannot leave the country while the new employer's H-1B petition on your behalf is still pending. Even if you are...

Have an open case for domestic violence issuses.I've been here for a decade now but my green card exiped.does it affect my renew

Be careful: it will depend a lot on the specific charges, the applicable state law, and the disposition of those charges, and domestic violence...

Basically would a (FOREIGN BACHELORS) + CFA (US) qualify for that US Advanced Degree quota for H1 B?

No. Regardless of what credentials evaluation service you use to obtain a formal assessment, a Bachelor's cannot be magically transformed into a...

HI i am engaged to be married to my us born husband, the thing is that my partner is unemployed.

Amazingly, no one else has raised this issue: if you are employed, then your income can be counted toward the household total for both of you.