If you want to be perfectly safe, no. USCIS might deny your I-751 while you are out of the country and you would not be able to return.

If you are filing for adjustment of status, you can file for a work permit with that application. That is what you should do.

Sure, if you ask for a continuance for example. Yes there is a difference, no clock means you never filed for asylum with the court.

USCIS could question whether your marriage was entered in good faith if you left your partner just weeks after you got your green card.

Could be. If there is evidence that you never intended to be married to him and you entered into the marriage solely for immigration purposes. ...

Check for a hearing at the immigration court. If none is scheduled, then her case is pending, and you will get a notice for hearing, or an...

Certainly you can file the visa application. You may or may not be eligible for adjustment of status, and instead you may wish to pursue consular...

No, the Trump Administration has not paused all asylee adjustments whether they arrived with permission or not.

So long as you are working full time on your H1b, working part time for other employers while y you have an EAD does not violate your H1b status.

Yes, he can file for a green card. He has two years from the grant of asylum to file a petition for his spouse and minor children, and that...