They will not return it to you but they may agree to give you a copy of it. That is the police, not to return it.

If you filed for Parole in Place and he was approved, then yes, he can file for adjustment of status in the U.S.

The best thing to do is then to get married and have your US citizen spouse file a visa petition for you and you can file for adjustment of status.

Generally if a person overstays their period of admission, their visa is revoked. Try getting a new visa.

Your intention is that you wish to advance your career by working in the job and for the employer who petitioned for you.

If you got free medical treatment in the U.S., at taxpayer expense, the Customs and Border Protection officer will know and it can be a basis not...

Having DACA is not generally a basis to apply for a green card. Having US citizen children, by itself is not a basis to file for a green card.

it should have no impact on your H1b consular processing for you to have a concurrent H1b at the same time as your other H1b.

It's not actually a problem to live apart, and that could actually give you additional evidence of your relationship based on your travels and...

Your visa denial may have had nothing to do with the prior revocation, and may have to do with your current circumstances.