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In typical consulting world...your employer will take care of your foreign tax liability.

Yes...you will hear something that you did not hear when you were on H1 ..."welcome home"

Usually no one has utility bills in both name. It is usually one or the other. Get the utility bills that are in her name, and try to get something else like bank statement or credit card bills in your name at the same address.

Most countries have tax treaty with US that prevents double taxation, the max amount under treaty is different for each country, but it is in hundreds of thousands of dollars. Under that treaty if the taxes in your local country are higher than the US Federal Tax, you may not be required to pay...

In my opinion you should answer "yes". But if you have hired a good immigration lawyer, and you have provided all the information to him/her, follow their advice.

This is how I understand the process.... IO can only recomend for approval after the interview....it is a person higher up who actually approves the application. I'm guessing their supervisor...

Check out http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/GreenCardRenewal_110702.pdf and search for section "Re-entry into the United States from abroad"

You should apply for renewal. Start the N400 process as soon as possible (if eligible). I90 reciept with expired green card is good enough for interview, oath, or travel.

Short answer...yes you can. You do not need a valid green card for citizenship process...expired one will do fine. You can also travel with your expired green card, and I-90 reciept if you need to.

The only acceptable way a student can maintain residence in original state while attending school in a different state, is if the student maintains parent's address as permanent address. The student should be dependent on parent for tax purposes. If the parent is not supporting the student...

It is sent to FBI via electronic processing. It is not just prints...but a combination or prints, names, date of birth, etc. If it clears....it will usually be reported back to USCIS very soon with no problems. Could be hours..or days. If there is a match...or partial match with a known...

In short a sworn statement is a letter you write and sign. For people to accept the sworn statement...it has to be a letter you have written, sworn in front of an official that the contents are accurate and sign in front of the official. The official can be Notary Public, Law Enforcement...

The problem is not how many days you stay abroad..but with the intent. They use the number of days stayed abroad as indication of your intent. If the husband stays in the country and wife is out of the country...it is easier to prove that wife does not intend to abandon her green card. If...

I would suggest you go ahead with the finger printing. Monitor the mail while your wife is away, and just in case you get a Interview letter while she is gone...then either reschedule the interview, or reschedule your wife's travel to be here in time for the interview.

Only provide the documentation required for filing, do not provide excess information when filing. If they have doubts, they will ask for additional proof during the interview, or by mail.

Between the time your F1 visa expired and the time you applied for your Green Card, did you have a valid OPT card? Even if you did not have a job, but were looking...you would be considered a F1 student. But if you had a gap after your OPT card expired, and you applied for your 485...then you...

Not correct. Even if your F1 visa stamp in your passport expired, but you maintained a valid I-20 and stayed a full time student (working on work permit through your school maintains your student status) your status during the time was F1 Student.

Down here in Texas....everything is Class C...from running a red light, to Expired Inspection, to DUI check this out http://www.kknapplawoffice.com/knapp-violation-services.html

In most states..when a camera catches you....it is usually a Civil charge against the owner of the vehicle...need not be reported If a copy catches you...it is usually a Criminal Class C Misdemeanor ... should be reported

If you are looking to know how to cast your vote...here are the instructions for Texas http://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/pamphlets/largepamp.shtml your state will have similar instructions.....And you have to be a US Citizen to cast a vote