I do not believe that moving stops your asylum clock.

You could try applying for a U.S. passport and that way get a faster decision. The law is quite complicated and I would not be able to answer...

There is no rule requiring you to wait before filing the I-140. But some people like to wait 90 days because of the chance the U.S. Consular...

You need an I-130, I-130A, 131, 765, 864.

They can file for a fraud waiver and if granted, they can immigrate.

They will need a fraud waiver to be allowed to be admitted into the U.S.

You will then have a period of time in which you were out of the U.S. for around 10 out of 12 months and you may get a finding that you interrupted...

I think it is a matter of personal choice, unless you believe it relates to how you qualify for the visa.

They take anywhere from a few days to two years, and anything inbetween.

If you are not entered the U.S. until after the two hearing home residency is completed, it should be fine.