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A visas and G visas reflect someone who is somehow involved in some type of diplomatic functions. And ?245(i) is a provision of the law which generally permits an individual who is not otherwise eligible for consideration of an application for adjustment of status to file the application notwithstanding their ineligibility to do so. Sounds kind of complicated and I would suggest that you consult with an attorney who can figure out the ins and outs of your situation and provide you with a response that will lead you down the pathway to legalizing your status in the US. A and G visas are not all that common because of the diplomatic status that comes with the visas, so finding someone who understands the visas is important and I would highly recommend that you find the right person to answer your inquiries and that you do not rely on someone who is inexperienced or does not understand that situation that you have. Good luck.

Whether you can attend school will depend on the school itself and what they will require for you to show them. So long as you do not claim to be a US citizen then you must abide by the school's policies.

I assume when you submitted your application you included your most recent year's tax return and W-2. If you have a good history of employment and your 2009 tax return showed sufficient income it should not be an issue. I would go ahead and do all you can to get employed even if not in your ideal job. If your spouse is in a legal status and authorized to be employed and you have been together for six months or longer her income can count as well.