Will this is affect my Visa?
It should not affect your visas, since you are both entitled to the visa you acquired and marriage is immaterial to that status.
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It should not affect your visas, since you are both entitled to the visa you acquired and marriage is immaterial to that status.
Discuss this with the company attorney who obtained the H-1B approval.
Most likely, USCIS would issue an RFE to allow you to submit the document.
It is possible, but there are many rules involved.
No, you would have to obtain a new crewman's visa from the Embassy overseas.
It is possible, but there is a significant USCBP presence at most major airports, so your status could be an issue.
The U visa is for persons who have been victims of certain crimes in the US.
No, there is no reason you could not file for a change of status from H-4 to H-1B in that time frame.
You cannot be engaged in unauthorized "employment," which is generally considered performing services for another for compensation.
It probably should not take 16 months before they even schedule an interview. Follow up with the USCIS via infopass.