One cannot file for adjustment of status if one is not in the U.S. The application will be denied. Yes, you should withdraw it.

If you were an H1b within the last six years you should not be subject to the numerical limitation. In other words, you do not need to enter the...

No, there are not likely to be any issues under the current laws to you traveling in and out of the U.S.

If it asked you for a list, then you provide a list. If it asked you for proof, get a letter from someone else who lived in the house, or from a...

Unless USCIS makes a mistake, no, you cannot be granted adjustment without a 212(e) waiver for the two year home residence requirement.

An attorney would have to review what you sent and what CIS is saying to see if they are right or not. Certainly not being signed will invalidate...

We have a Tampa office that should be able to help. They need to interview you just to update your address, verify no convictions, get a new...

USCIS cannot deliver an EAD if there is no address. He can put an address in care of another person, or he can get a P.O. box.

File another application for extension if he wants to stay. Or have him depart and then withdraw his application for extension.

My experience is that adjustment will be denied since you are not in lawful nonimmigrant status and you are in removal proceedings.