US Immigration from Thailand

My fianc has arrived and we are planning on marrying next week. However, we are considering returning to her home country. What are the long-term consequences of doing this? Will she gain any benefit from having married in the US? I.e. will it grant her any sort of ability to obtain US residency in the future? Can we pick back up where we left off? Or are we completely screwed out of ever visiting the US again, in lieu of doing a CR visa from scratch somewhere down the road?

I130 sent and received 12-18-2021.

Priority date is 12-18-2021.

Married over 2 years.

Spouse is in Thailand.

Is my priority date current. What do I do next?

Thank you

After more than 4 months since our AOS filing we received an email notifying us of an RFE. The email notification doesn't give any details and I was expecting the followup letter to arrive within a couple of days, but haven't seen anything after a week.

For others who have received RFE's - how long does the letter with the specifics of the RFE take to arrive?

Thanks.

Does anyone know what is the processing timeline for the I-129f form as of right now? I have a receipt date of May 5, 2021. I have not received any other updates since then. Also is there anyway to contact USCIS via telephone or email?

Today my wife's Employment Authorization card arrived in the mail. She applied for renewal of her previous "Combo" card last July by submitting forms I-131 and I-765. I was surprised to see that the card that arrived is not a "Combo" card and specifically states "NOT VALID FOR REENTRY TO U.S." I checked the receipt number for the I-131 and it currently remains at ""The above case has been received by our office and is in process."

After some investigation, I found this: https://www.uscis.gov/i-131

Alert: To improve efficiency and reduce Form I-765 processing times for Form I-485 applicants, USCIS may decouple Forms I-765 from Forms I-131 filed at the same time.

To improve efficiency and reduce Form I-765 processing times for Form I-485 applicants, USCIS may decouple Forms I-765 from Forms I-131 filed at the same time. Effective Feb. 1, 2022, when possible, USCIS will adjudicate the request for employment authorization first and, if it is approved, we will issue an Employment Authorization Document without any notation about advanced parole. We will adjudicate the Form I-131 separately and, if it is approved, we will issue an Advance Parole Document.