There is a lot going on here, you may want to consult a lawyer personally. As long as your prior employer didn't withdraw the I-140 within 180 days...

Yes, normally you need to send the signed I-693 into USCIS within 60 days of obtaining the signature from the physician. There is currently a...

The regulations grant H-1B employees who resign voluntarily a 60-day grace period. If your I-94 expires before the end of the 60-day period, then...

You can definitely do this. You or your employer could pay for the premium processing upgrade.

Your wife, as a US citizen, can sponsor you by filing the I-130 petition regardless of your company preparing an employment based petition. Your...

The I-130 and I-140 can both be filed for someone who is trying different strategies/paths to obtain a green card. I would suggest consulting an...

You can make an expedite request. Please note, there is no guarantee the expedite request will work but making the request shouldn't impact your...

Both the I-130 and I-140 can be filed at the same time. There shouldn't be issues with your strategy.

Not necessarily, there is a chance USCIS approves the case before the 60-day grace period ends. You can also start on a legitimately filed H-1B...

There is enough nuance and difficulty with your case that I would suggest consulting an attorney regarding your questions listed above. That...