Filing a request for the wages should have no impact on your ability to be issued an H1b at the consulate.

Try printing the application and filing by mail instead.

You should follow up with the consulate or embassy. There is no reason the visa cannot be approved.

If the B1/B2 can prove that the visit is temporary, he or she may be admitted as a visitor. It is up to the CBP officer to decide.

No, one cannot work on a new EAD that has not yet been approved.

A petition for a parent of a U.S. citizen is an "immediate relative" petition. Like all other immediate relative petitions, there are no...

It depends on what you mean by "behind the ancestors of America".

You should expect entirely questions relating to your eligibility for adjustment of status.

About one to two years is how long it takes for USCIS to process an application for adjustment of status.

Canadians do not need a visa to come to the U.S. If she will not be living in the U.S., she does not need to file for any particular visa.