The answer depends on when (exactly what date) your spouse's I-485 was approved.

Although a U.S. citizen is not required to file AR-11 and you still filed it, I do not see any issues or worries on you at this moment.

You should be able to move to a new employer as long as the new employer offers you a same or similar position with the prevailing wage or more. ...

Since each state has its own (different) procedure for a divorce, I suggest you consult with a family lawyer in your state for further advice. ...

If you filed the I-765 online and followed the procedures, you may be able to find the records somewhere within your USCIS account.

No, since you were born in Panama, that is your place (country) of birth, which can never be changed. All your documents (passport, driver...

I agree with Attorney Smith and Attorney Behar. The USCIS online system is not perfect and has had numerous uploading (and other) issues. Your...

When you changed your status to H-4, you should have received an Approval Notice with a new I-94 expiration date, which, I believe, is August 1,...

Unfortunately, no. In order for you to have a valid marriage with him, your partner had to finalize the divorce first and then could marry you.

As long as you have a permanent residence (which you do not expect to change in the near future), your travels throughout the United States should...