There is no rule against it, but your visa may be void if you overstayed before, and a CBP officer might believe that you may not return to your...

If you are no longer an H4, you can no longer work.

If you can prove your marriage was entered in good faith you can still be approved. I have filed many such cases.

No, DUI does not prevent a person from filing for his or her spouse to immigrate. It can affect a fiance petition though, but just regarding the...

It seems to me that you should use the 2016 address.

It should not have any impact on your application for a visa to visit the U.S.

You can file for one parent, and not the other, and nobody will question it. It's not a problem for the U.S. government.

Yes, you will need to prove your marriage was bona fide. The same kinds of evidence you needed to provide the first time, you will need to provide...

It's pretty hard to see how a lawyer could qualify for a National Interest Waiver. Simply being a lawyer, by itself, would not qualify for a self...

Yes, there is no rule against you departing the U.S. temporarily.