You have several options which you should discuss with YOUR immigration attorney, the same one who is doing the H-1. Or you can consult with a...

You need to speak to a CPA, not an attorney. Also, permanent residents must pay US taxes on world wide income.

You cannot explain these facts and the procedure that was followed y your employer and its accountant/CPA. You need a professional/expert...

Unfortunately, you can only be in immigration status at a time. You can have multiple H-1 employers at the same time, however.

It is unfortunate you were lied to at the airport and could have kept your permanent residence. Now your best option is for your mother to...

You do not need a sponsor a sponsor for a NIW case. However, it is not a process to show extraordinary ability. Or even exceptional ability. It...

On these facts you are probably ok. But the tricky part is what happens if you try to naturalize. They will look at your employer before and...

You must apply for each employer separately. Then you can work for either one or both. There has been some discussion of limiting OPT to 40 hours...

Unfortunately only the L-2 spouses are permitted to work. If you are in college you can consider changing to F-1 status which does have limited...

The H-1 visa process has nothing at all to do with an immigrant visa petition, i.e. an I-140. And vice versa.