Work permission for Canada Permanent Residents

Even Canadian citizenship does not permit this without qualifying for a visa that allows you to work here.

You can re-file but this time work with an attorney to get it right. You may need a co-sponsor if your income as shown on the I-864 is not...

Check with the DMV in your area to see what they require. You have a Social Security number so they should not be concerned about your status.

Is there a requirement for new naturalized citizen to live here a while before moving overseas and keeping US citizenship?

As long as you keeo up your tax and reporting obligations you should be fine.

Is a fee of $7,500.00 an unreasonable amount to have an immigration attorney (with 4 years experience) file an I-130?

I concur with my colleagues but of course we don't know what the issues in your case are. shop around with several attorney before picking one.

Avoid green card abandonment to follow my husband, U.S. citizen, who has a study opportunity overseas

I agree with all of my colleagues. If you are eligible for citizenship now you might apply before going overseas as it doesn't take too long in...

I am on H1b visa, have indian passport. planning to apply for canadian PR. is there any conflict with me having a PR and on H1b?

There is no problem between Canadian PR and H-1B status provided there are not an H issues for the consulate to be concerned about, criminal record...

Change of status from F1 to H4 on OPT and applying for EAD.

I am assuming you are not eligible to file an I-485 for yourself and wife. If that is the case I would wait until your wife has abour 4 months...

Can I transfer from a not for profit H1B to a for-profit H1B without going through the cap again? Special case..

As long as you have been counted against the cap within the last six years then you can file for a cap-subject H-1B. If never counted the only way...

Still waiting on more answers

You can continue to do what you are doing or file a Federal lawsuit against USCIS taking the decision out of USCIS hands.