Probably yes, but to be sure, we would have to know how he arrived in the United States, your status and the facts of the asylum case. I would...

The short answer is yes; however, depending on your location (in or out of the country) and available proof of relationship, it can be complicated....

First, you will want to access whether or not you have a strong asylum case or if you are rushing towards a referral (denial). Please see more...

Yes, you can. Be sure that someone is checking your mail regularly so that you do not miss any notices from USCIS.

If the officer decides they need to reschedule your interview for an opportunity to review the evidence submitted, that could stop the EAD clock...

I agree with Mr. Chielo. He will need to show proof that you still meet the requirements or be prepared to upload documents for a joint sponsor.

Unfortunately, the only person that will be recognized to receive the funds is the obligor.

There is nothing that prevents them from applying but it would be difficult for the visa to be granted - esp if they are facing the same issues...

Unfortunately, the officer on your return could make the decision that your asylum case was frivolous and have you detained/placed in removal...

Assuming that you entered the United States without permission - If you were classified as an arriving alien, you can go ahead and file your I-485...