No, it would not. H is a non-immigrant visa and it does NOT cross paths with your GC app based on marriage to US Citizen. It take about 3-5 months to get a GC after we file. I would be glad to help -
As long as you are in valid status with a valid I-94, you will not be able to go before an immigration judge. However, if you feel very strongly about not returning to your home country because
You may voluntarily give up your US residency if yo do not return in 12 months. However, you can obtain and get it back as a "Returning Resident" by applying tot he Embassy and showing the extenuating
Your wife's H-4 status is valid as long as you are in valid H-1B status; it is not dependent on the particular employer; just on the status. Therefore, if her I-94 is still valid, you do not nee
Legally, no--a person may apply for a visa (or represent him/herself in court) without a lawyer.
Practically, yes--the rules about a H1b visa are very complex and it is NOT recommended to try