You may travel and will be let back in the United States. Have your expired green card with you, your passport(s), and I-751 receipt.

The precedent on point is Matter of Orban. If you were in status when filed your I-589 asylum application, then you may adjust your status to that...

If one year passed since grant of asylum, you may file I-485 Adjustment of Status application.

Depends on what her country is. If Guatemala - may be. If Germany - no way.

Da, blin ... dela! Fly over to the United States on the visa you have and sue for divorce. Spousal abuse counts regardless of the geography it took...

An asylee is a foreign national merely paroled in the United States to save him/her from persecution back home, but not an immigrant. An immigrant...

Interplay between a pending asylum application and any other immigration application (including I-539 Change of Status) is complex and extremely...

If USCIS does not approve your affirmatively filed I-589 and then TPS does not get extended, you will be placed in removal proceedings before an...

It is perfectly normal. Just wait for another couple of months.

Only a citizen of resident can join U.S. Armed Forces. A "DACA" may not join.