Yes. Only the first EAD is free, not the next ones.

Looks like the individual tested positive for tuburculosis.

No, naturalization has nothing to do with one's priority date. It's three years after you get the green card if your spouse was a U.S. citizen.

The simple possession is not a CIMT. But it is a controlled substance offense. You would need a 212(h) waiver to be admitted. You do not need a...

If your birth certificate is not adequate evidence, and you need affidavits, you should get corrected affidavits.

If you were acquitted, bring a certified disposition with you to present when you return to the U.S.

No doubt it depends on what the decisions say. Perhaps you should hire a lawyer.

Yes, a person who has an F2 visa, can live outside of the U.S. and work from outside of the U.S. for a U.S. employer.

It's a crime, don't do it. Moreover, he will not qualify for any waiver for his controlled substance violations and prior deportation in all...

No, you are not permitted to quit your job and stay until the end of May. You will be out of status once you quit.