The short answer to your question is no, it should not impact your F1 visa application unless you are selected and are likely to be approved.

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Reopen is for new evidence. Reconsider is for USCIS error. Either one is fine, and if you can do both, do both.

You will have been married to a U.S. citizen for three years in February, '22. It seem to me you can file for naturalization based on that in...

Assuming CIS accepted the application, it can take a few weeks to get a receipt.

I doubt it, since I don't even know what a EDD is.

Just keep trying. Sometimes it goes smoothly, but often, if the court terminates a case, it can take a long time for the local USCIS to get it, if...

it is not required for naturalization anywhere in the U.S. including Georgia.

No, there is no other extension letter. The reason CIS started doing the extension letters, is because they do not processing I-765's for long,...

It means that you did not pay a fee for that form and CIS is not requiring you to pay any fee for it.

It depends on the basis for the application for adjustment of status.