Working without permission should not have any impact on an application for TPS.

When a person is admitted to the U.S. for "duration of status" such as a student, there is no unlawful presence until DHS makes a finding that the...

It depends on what you mean by an active visa. If you are not in the U.S. in legal status, you cannot file for adjustment of status.

If your card is not expired, bring your proof you were unable to return to the U.S., and simply return to the U.S.

It really depends on the local office and the individuals who are making the decision whether to take your prints.

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If you may lose eligibility for adjustment of status, you may wish to depart the U.S. and return again.

One should wait five years from completion of the sentence for the DUI to file for naturalization. A permanent resident can petition for his...

Yes it is possible for CIS to approve an I-130 and not to approve the i-485, since the applications have different requirements.

It would be proper to notify the company that is filing your H1b that you plan to work for a different employer and not them.

Yes, it is common to wait after the interview for a decision.