Perhaps you are still in your grace period? If not, you can always consular process for the new H1b.

If you are in danger of persecution in your country, you can file for asylum whether or not you are divorced.

Try again, I believe that the Revolutionary Guard is no longer designated as a terrorist organization. Check on that.

Yes it is permissible to change status from F2 to H1b. The consequences are that if approved, you will need to begin working for your H1b employer.

Your employer must revoke the H1b or it will be liable for your wages. Meanwhile, you can "port" to a new employer within 60 days, and after that...

Six months before it expires, if your 485 is still pending, file a new I-765.

If you get denied, you may find yourself out of status and unable to change your status. You could try consular processing for an F1 or an F2.

Unless the consulate or CBP cancels the L2, the L2 remains valid.

First, one is subject to the numerical cap if one has not been an H1b in the last six years. Second, one can port to a new employer only if one is...

You should contact them and ask them to remove it, explaining why you are no longer a flight risk or danger to the public. It is called...