US Immigration from Sweden

Hi!

I just got a letter from department of transportation in my home state since my Driver's icense will expire soon. Meanwhile the last notice from my i-751 application was that it was ready to be scheduled for interview and recently sent paperwork to them to change to a divorce waiver. First, I didn't receive any notice at all that they received my request to change to divorce waiver. The papers were delivered to the NBC (where my case was last transfered to) but no word in a few weeks. - I am getting very stressed out beacuse I need to be able to continue driving to work (I am an essential worker so I am working through this craziness). The letter for DOT says I need to apply for my new license in a timely manner (obviously), but I have no additional paperwork to prove my current status.

During this pandemic what can I do if DOT is open but USCIS is not - meaning I can't get evidence of my lawful presence? I always thought this was so strange, cause if they contact USCIS they should get the answer that I am lawfully here, but they still need me to present a piece of paper. It makes no sense.

Help, I don't know what to do.

Hi, I have followed the guide on this site fully, every single step. My application was rejected today because they say:

"The application/petition has not been fully completed. Based on the selection made under Part 2 Application Type or Filing Category, the form I-944 and/or Form I-864/I-864EZ are required."

I have choosen "Principal applicant" and "family based - immediate relative spouse of U.S citizen"

I have included the I-864 as stated in the guide, I don't know what is wrong. This is the third time I get my package back and two months of waiting in vain. I don't know what to do

Hi, I recently (March 20, 2020) filed an I-485, adjustment of status, as well as I-130, I-131, and I-765. I am married (since 18 years) to an American citizen, and we have two kids, both citizens. I am in the US on an L-1b VISA, which expires in Nov, 2020. The I-94 is valid until March 2023.

We have lived in Europe before, and intended to go back, but changed our minds.

Due to the pandemic I expect the processing time for the EAD (I-765) to be very long, and in worst case I don't get it before the L-1 expires. What happens then?

Can I still work? - I guess not as I am out of status?

I can still stay as the I-94 is valid, but can I be employed, without salary?

Are there any exceptions in cases like these?

thankful for any response!

https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuartanderson/2020/05/07/immigration-review-could-lead-to-new-h-1b-visa-restrictions/amp/

On April 22, 2020, the Trump administration issued a presidential proclamation that suspended the entry of most new immigrants for at least 60 days and ordered a 30-day review to recommend additional measures on temporary visas. Following the review, observers expect new restrictions on H-1B visa holders, F-1 students and others. A new restriction could take the form of suspending the entry of anyone on an H-1B visa coming from outside the country and/or imposing new conditions on their entry that would be difficult to satisfy.

Hello, I am filing form I-944 for AOS and they want to know if I have graduated high school or not. I have not. ( our school system is different in my country) Where do I put the grade I did and do they want me to name the school? also, do they want proof that I have not graduated?