There is a very wide range of processing times for the work permit, approximately 30 days to five years and anything in between.

Schedule A is not the same thing as NIW, and you cannot self petition for a Schedule A I-140, you need a petitioner.

Your current H4 status does not determine whether you qualify for this. You do not need to be in the United States at all, in any status, to file...

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You should contact an accountant for any questions you have about your tax status, not an immigration lawyer.

She should request it to be reissued if she cannot travel to the U.S. before the visa expires, the consulate can reissue it.

If you are still in removal proceedings without a final order you are not going to get any order of supervision. No, it is not possible.

The BIA will grant your appeal and remand, or deny your appeal. If you asked the Board to hold your appeal in abeyance, or asked OPLA to agree to...

It could have an impact. You will have to prove that you are the same person as FNU. It is not impossible but someone will no doubt question if...

An R1 with an EAD can work wherever he or she wants to work. The EAD permits one to work in the U.S., it is not limited to any particular job.

You can file four years and one hundred and eighty days after you resume your continuous residence in the U.S.