Your wife can do it. She can hire a lawyer to do it. You can ask your company to do it.

It depends on the circumstances. If you are in the US in removal proceedings, if there is an investigation, it could be a long time. If there are...

Each judge has his or her own schedule. Some have many openings, and others have few. There is no general rule.

The form I-907 is for premium processing. You are not required to request premium processing. The current form is dated May '22.

There is no rule against her returning but nothing is risk free. Being pregnant and married to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident can raise the...

File I-130/485/765/131/864 with USCIS.

Not likely but if the marriage was fraudulent, for immigration purposes, it is certainly possible it will be a problem.

Filing the i-130 does not increase the danger to your wife, nor does it decrease it.

Sure you could do that. But an E2 is a nonimmigrant visa, and chances are your wife and child would immigrate if you are granted asylum. So it...

Yes, you need to file form I-601 and demonstrate how you are eligible for the waiver.