My H-1B is expiring the week of June 1. Yes, you can, then. As long as the I-485 is filed before December, there is no problem. I want to know what is meant by I-485 filed. The chances are only better because a seasoned immigration lawyer knows what to file.
Lawyers charge different amounts.
I charge for the whole process from the fianc visa through green card interview. If immigration finds you, they can try to deport you. Put down the reasons for your request and they will consider it. He cannot visit because his intention to live permanently here is clear and in conflict with a tourist stay. My EAD is based on optional practical training.