Yes, file for an employment based, nonimmigrant visa, and if approved and issued the visa, or you change status in the U.S., then you can work in...

It depends on specifically what your wife did that constitutes extreme cruelty. If you can prove that, and you can also prove it is a good faith...

If you know you are qualified, and you can get the EB1 self petition approved, that would be the easiest and least costly.

Check if the priority date is current. If it is, and you are in lawful, nonimmigrant status, you can file for adjustment and same with your spouse...

We have a Tampa office. If you overstayed by 365 days, you will need a waiver for unlawful presence and it can be quite time consuming to wait for...

It would appear USCIS is sending you new green cards, based on approving your application for removal of condition.

Since H1b is dual intent, having a pending I-485 does not stop you from being admitted to the U.S. as an h1b.

I don't know why it would make a difference but you can contact USCIS customer service to ask them if it matters.

You are the U.S. petitioner. You may be required to attend biometrics and if so, USCIS will notify you if you have to pay a fee.

If you were not required to file taxes, because of lacking income, there is no problem naturalizing.