Yes, this is possible. And you will be able to seek recapture of the days spent outside the U.S. in a subsequent L-1 extension petition.

The process is taking much longer than usual. But many applicants are not required to submit new biometrics, as the USCIS may re-use the previous...

This will not cause any problems because your intention will necessarily be different from what you can actually do (travel only after you get the...

If you spent one year or more outside the U.S., then you are no longer a permanent resident of the U.S. You would have to start a new green card...

Maybe. It depends on what your nonimmigrant status is, and whether you are applying for immigrant status via adjustment of status in the U.S. or...

If you have an unexpired R-1 petition, then you can apply for a new R-1 visa stamp at the US Embassy. This is not affected by your pending I-360.

Your parents can check their tax returns from previous years, to see your Social Security number used when they listed you as a dependent. And you...

You could file an application to change your nonimmigrant status. For example, if you are admitted to a university, your could apply to change to...

Yes, the receipt notice extends the validity of your green card. So together with that receipt ntoice, you can use your green card for an...

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Having the EAD does not violate your H-1B status. However, using the EAD does violate your H-1B status. Therefore, if you work for any employer...