The 240 day rule relates to work authorization and not legal stay. Regarding legally staying in the US, there is no limit as long as there is a...

Did you make an e-request or did you call a representative? If the former, then it might be easier to call USCIS at their support number to resolve...

If you mean if a case can be moved from NVC to USCIS, then yes. You would have to notify NVC through their online portal that you are no longer...

If you're in the US already you don't need to do anything. A visa stamp only comes up when you exit and come back. If you do leave after approval,...

Yes you can. The pending I-130 doesn't prevent your from getting an H-1B visa stamp and reentering the US on that.

Leaving before an approved AP is considered an abandonment of your green card application. What you do next is something you should discuss with...

No you don’t. Just the AR-11 for yourself with the receipt number you provided is enough. She’s a US citizen so she doesn’t need to file one.

Assuming you meant to say that you are a naturalized US citizen, then I don't see how staying in Jamaica would be an issue. If any concerns do come...

You need an attorney to go over these details with you as working outside the US with a GC may constitute abandonment of your green card b/c of a...

That depends on the facts of your situation. For example, if you’re married to a US citizen, a green card route may be available to you even though...