There is no reason to believe you are authorized to work unless you are told otherwise by your DSO.

There is no standard amount of time to process the I-290B. Perhaps you are eligible to file again for adjustment of status.

You could try sending it, and it may make it into the file and they may review it. It may delay the processing by a few minutes.

Once he is admitted into the U.S., you should be able to file for adjustment of status, assuming you have registered whatever is needed with the...

Perhaps you are asking about whether the individual will have abandoned their adjustment of status application. The answer is that they can travel...

It seems to me that your DSO will make the decision whether to include the CPT or not, and for what duration.

Getting married will not affect your eligibility. You can add her name as your spouse to your i-485. I don't see how that will help her immigrate...

The child should file his or her own I-751. There should be no need to prove hardship, abuse, or even good faith marriage.

No, you cannot do the work from in the U.S., and yes you can do the work from outside of the U.S.

Yes, you can study in the U.S., here is the list: https://www.ice.gov/doclib/sevis/pdf/Nonimmigrant%20Class%20Who%20Can%20Study.pdf Some people...

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