A travel document is a better option.

A derivative asylee applicant can do that if qualify.

Additional information is the key to a better answer in your case. A proper consultation will help as my colleagues mentioned above.

As Attorney Marina said above, proper consultation with an attorney will help you out.

You should provide evidence of the dismissal of your court case to USCIS, once it is in their system, they will decide on the re-opening of your...

People do that based on the stamp on their passports for the time they are allowed to remain on a visit visa unless you have any other immigration...

The question is a little confusing but you may be able to get help from any US Citizen please see https://www.uscis.gov/ukraine

A few more details are required to answer. A proper consultation with a deportation defense attorney will help. There may be some options...

From the facts, you may re-apply with the new reasons. If your country falls under E1/E2 treaty you can start a business in the USA and live here...

Your USC spouse should be able to help you.