I am not aware of any rule requiring the employer to pay the I-140 fees, however if you pay them, that payment should be reduced from your salary,...

There is no way to know what DOS will send a decision on your eligibility for CSPA. If they take over two years, I suggest your relative who...

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If you have an I-94 for your most recent admission, then that is all you need. It is not your job to match up each entry to each passport.

His attempt to enter without permission was not at a time he was subject to any bar to admission. As such, this should not absolutely bar him from...

There is no absolute bar to changing to F1 but you will have to prove your nonimmigrant intent in order to get approved.

You did not provide sufficient facts for anyone to determine whether you qualify for any exemptions or need any exemptions.

It could. You should definitely give it a try. It is completely discretionary and CIS can approve or deny as an unreviewable determination.

If you have OPT, then you are in F1 status. Your visa may be expired, but that does not mean you are out of status. It seems to me you have 60...

There is very, very low chance of getting a J1 waiver for a Fulbright, due to US government funding.

You can leave the U.S. and abandon your application for change of status, and consular process for the new visa you want to have. CIS does not...