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Alright.. am outta here.

Are you AOSing under Diversity Visa?

And, you keep posting in the wrong threads. Mods, pls consider merging this poster's duplicative posts.

Why is there a need to ask the same question(s) more than once. You've already received responses. Answers don't change based on threads!!!!

Wow, fast! Cool

Why is this thread in the DV forum?

Yes, ALL work (including on campus) must be reported, and tax paid as applicable on all earnings when filing a return. Presumably you have a social security number.

AbuDhabi is an official US port of entry

The US does not have exit immigration; the passport leaving the US on is moot. If leaving the US to India, apply for an India visa before leaving the US.

Are you applying for immigrant status after student visa admission?

i94 record is official

That goes to my earlier post, you want support for yourself and your child in your country where your family is; and where you say your child is doing very well. It appears you no longer consider your husband your family. You have disavowed any connection to the US, hence gaming the system...

Pakistan? If so, ROW should be the country of changeability. F3, a 2005 PD should be current

You're neither living in, nor wanting to live in the US going by your recent history, most of which has been outside the US this year. You may be working overseas to support yourself. What do you need a green card or US citizenship for?

If you know you'd be visiting specific countries, say so. Usually not a big deal, but be honest and try not to be evasive, simple as that.

That's all I can think of..

That should work. Be prepared with a couple of passport size photos. If you're a Costco member, they do excellent quality photos (4) for a good price while you shop inside.

You may have issues returning after nearly 1 year, even with a valid green card. The US government is likely ask about the length of time overseas on a green card, and the reason behind having the child overseas when you were approved for US Permanent Residency while pregnant. What country's...

What family based green card, who sponsored you in 2017? Do you have the green card in hand?

US citizens require a US passport to obtain a boarding pass at a Japanese airport, and for re-entry into the US. A US passport application could be expedited, though you have to research the methods and fees. Neither an American ID (whatever that is), nor the Certificate of Naturalization is...