It is not likely to result in a denial of your N-400.

It should not have any impact on her immigration.

It sounds like a mistake, you should get it fixed.

You cannot be admitted to the U.S. as an H1b without a job, to have your 60 day grace period. The grace period is to allow you to leave the U.S....

It depends on why you want it done. If it is just so it looks nice, CIS will not do that. If you are asking whether it is really an approval and...

You should file a federal lawsuit to force them to get it done.

Your EAD is probably valid for four years. So it should not be an issue.

It is not likely to come up. But at least in theory it could demonstrate immigrant intent.

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Being out of status for a short period of time, under 180 days, does not bar one from admission to the U.S. on an H1b, or any other visa.

Yes. CIS will request your record regardless of what you write.