My husband came to the U.S. twice illegally ?

From your fact pattern, it looks like your husband might be subject to what is called the permanent bar under section 212(a)(9)(C). This is a...

Does he need to hire an attorney? is he free to travel?

THee are multiple issues here too complex to address confidently and confidentially in this setting. Also, in my jurisdiction, lawyers ar...

I have NIW and my wife is abroad. Can I apply for I-485 while she applies at a consulate (without me required to leave the US)?

Your wife will be considered as "Following to Join".I suggest that you would first have to adjust your status then have the USCIS field office...

My question is can I work on L2 EAD (valid till next year) as my H4 visa is not yet stamped ?

No, you must be in the USA in L2 status. In order to be in L2 status your husband must still be in L1 status. His L1 status ended with his change...

On visitor visa (b1/b2), can a person enter US from their home country but at end of stay travels to other country?

Normally not a probem. They expect you to leave upon conclusion of whatever reason brought you here in the first place but they have no concern...

This should be directed to the Company Attorneys for a true and complete disclosure statement. You are correct in being concerned about the issues...

How much more time ?

Both my colleagues have accurately told you what time to expect. Of course, if your husband is in the USA after a lawful admission, you can now...

Should I provide divorce official document when I'm filing I-485 with USCIS?

Only if you are a dependent spouse who is filing together with a principal Petition Beneficiary and need to establish the relationship to the...

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Yes, subject to any particular program requirments you can try to change and extend status in the USA. However, you will still be obligated to...

How long does it take immigration to give me my green card back, if my case was overturned

Your Lawyer should contact the OPLA trial attorney who handled you case before the Court. More than likely, the card is in there