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Chances of a GC holder's single parent getting a B2 is rather less unless he/she has extensive ties and other childern living in home country.

That is because police make over $100k in some states while foot soldiers in army make about $25K. Guess which job is in more demand? I recall state of NJ had state security adviser (a gay poet friend of then Governor) who was Israeli citizen. He made well over $150k.

One of my friends told me that I can come back to US every 6 month and stay in US for a couple of weeks and go back to China, by this way I will keep my green card valid. Is it true? Might work once or twice, won't be long before you find yourself on the return flight.

There are some jobs were Citizens and GC holders are discriminated against in favor of Visa holders.

The risks and inconvience following the loss of card far out-weighs the risk of not carrying one.

A colleague of my friend who is US born of Pakistani parents returned from visit to Pakistan for the first time in his life. He was grilled for more than 2 hours, only when he threatened to sue them, did they let him go.

And I don't think you can do silly jobs on a greencard. That comment is even more silly.

Public opinion in Switzwerland are vehemently against joining EU,adopting Euro and Shengan treaty. So chances of not GC holders not being able to travel without Visa in not under jeopardy anytime soon eventhough the Swiss government wants to be part of EU. I was there last week, they didn't...

More than the property, her having steady job in India matters more. If her income is sufficiently high enough to afford a trip to US on her own,her chances are greater. Also, letter from her employer granting vacation to travel to US will also help.

If leave for more than a year it might break the continous presence requirement for applying for citizenship. Since you have completed 5 years why not apply for citizenship and postpone your return to India by another year or so.

People of Sitzerland is overvhelmingly against joining EU, so chill.

what are you worried about now? He is worried about his wife's GC approval. After that he will start worrying about his naturalization and so on...

US is rich man's paradise, poor man's hell. The onus is upon you what is want to be, there are ample oppurtunities for the taking.

Your spouse might have respond to her RFE showing proof of continuing marriage in form of joint lease/mortgage, insurance etc. Apart from that, they don't care if you are currently employed or not because it your petition is not pending anymore.

This shows some people clearly do not deserve green card. I wouldn't be too surprised if USCIS prescribes minimum level of IQ before approving GC.

How do you know three months are short,how about 10 years? This topic has been discussed ad nauseum, even experinced lawyers has no correct answer to this. But then some people prefer to remain as slaves for all their lives.

No, EAD is invalidated when your GC is approved.

Pay cut can be used as legal excuse for leaving job

Why? Shouldn't the eligibility of Employement Green cards purely based on merit?

These are strictly in my opionion: Since your case is so close to possible approval, join the new employer ASAP, do not file AC21 till you have few paystubs in hand. Doing will ensure that your is not case further retrogressed due to possible AC21 complications. This situation is preferable...