Can my employer B again extend my H1b visa for 3 more years with the employer A I-140?

Once you have an approved I-140 with any employer then there is no limit to the number of years you can have H extensions with any employer.

The consulate cannot revoke the I-130. They send it back to the U.S. to get logged in by NVC and then it is sent to USCIS with their notes on why...

Will my stay during grace period will impact future H1B visa?

No you are permitted to stay during your grace period just make sure you don't work during that time even if you had a work card during your J-1.

Complicated immigration case

With complicated facts the documents would need to be reviewed but on its face you should be able to re-file successfully.

What I need to know is can I be involved as a business partner in a new US based business venture on an E3 Visa

This should be doable provided the company is capitalized sufficiently to pay you the offered salary. E-3 can be full time or part-time or a range...

Would I be able to use the H4 supplement form for a child or would I need to fill out a separate I-539 form for the child?

The child is included on the I-539 supplement with the spouse. There is no additional fee.

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Can being convicted at 17 years old count against you as a crime of moral turpitude?

As long as it was not a false claim to U.S. citizenship should not be a problem but an attorney would need to review the actual court records to...

Can I still get my citizenship with a misdemeanor conviction on my record?

Your criminal record would need to be reviewed and of course disclosed to USCIS. If these were outside the five year statutory period they do't...

Can my US citizen husband file a green card for me even though he doesn't work, I'm the only one who works?

yes. He may need a co-sponsor unless you have resided together for more than 6 months and your income is lawfully earned.

Is H1-B guaranteed when cap-exempt employers file for it? (if the application was filed properly and cleared all requirements)

There is never a guarantee but if your attorney determined you qualified for the position, the position is an H-1B specialty occupation, and the...

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