You can travel out of the U.S., but to return, you may need a visa. If you are no longer a student, you will need to obtain your employment based...

Could be the forms you sent do not show proof of the sponsor's income. Could be a K1, or profit loss from the business, or spouse's income. Show...

If your U visa is not expired, you could file to renew the EAD. If not, you will have to file for an EAD based on your pending adjustment of status.

It seems to me the answer is yes. It is not asking if the spouse is a derivative, just whether to process the applications together.

If you did not work without permission, and if USCIS never made a finding you were out of status, then under the current rules you should not have...

As long as the receipt is not expired, then yes, you can travel with an unexpired passport, expired green card, I-90 receipt.

USCIS is taking up to two years to process EAD's, but you are right they are usually faster if the EAD is based on a just approved VAWA application.

It seems to me that you would be subject to the Adam Walsh Child Protection Act and you would need a waiver to get a petition approved.

Sure, there is no rule against you filing a new application for a U visa with a waiver, to get your status back again.

There is nothing she can do. She is obligated to support him based on the affidavit of support she signed, so she should make sure he naturalizes...