Your spouse has a pending I-140/EB-2 and the answer should be "YES" on the DS-160, The application for B-2 clearly indicates an attempt to...

No, you are unqualified for a US passport. LPRs must go through the naturalization process, no exceptions. According to USCIS website, "...A person...

I am not sure talking to multiple lawyers would help, unfortunately.

Unfortunately, that's not the way it works. It may be a wise decision to speak to an experienced lawyer.

Unfortunately, your question about citizenship is less than clear.

That implies your spouse is considering filing under the NTAZ five years rule. Under that law, a candidate is eligible to file for NATZ after 5...

I don't believe you have a US immigration question. H-1B status in the US is a temporary worker. Period. Visa requirement to enter any country is...

You are an LPR, and the I-94 is irrelevant. I encourage you to file I-90 for a renewal PRC with NTZ almost one year from now. In the interim, I'm...

You must depart the US as soon as practicable to avoid ULP discussed above. Good luck, unfortunate things did not work out now.

For NATZ purposes no two cases are like. This means two cases of a a married couples are adjucated independently. The timing of N-400 filing is...