You need to discuss this with your new attorney with the new employer. He/she is your attorney also.

You cannot apply for ESTA while in the US. You can file a change to B-2 status but won’t get a decision until after you leave. Good luck

You need to consult with a Board Certified immigration attorney immediately encore they start removal proceedings.

It often drakes 18 months or more to finalize a condition removal case.

You should consult with a Board Certified immigration attorney. There is much more information needed.

Filing the I-539 was a waste of time and money. CIS is correct that you cannot extend your B-2 status if you have filed for adjustment of status....

That attorney also represents you so you need to contact him/her to discuss this situation.

It is important that you send a letter to the Asylum office in Houston to withdraw that case. Send by fed ex and keep copies of everything. thanks

We don't have any information about your H-1 status/processing so it is not possible to answer your question.

You can certainly change jobs but you must document that income with a W-2, letter of employment, last pay stub, etc.