There is no rule against it, but the consular officer may use common sense and determine if the children are likely to stay in the U.S. and not...

Assuming you and your wife were both in status when you filed for asylum, you should be okay with the I-485. Just beware that USCIS does not...

Being gone for eight months is no problem if the visa is not expired and you still have a job waiting for you in the U.S.

I don't know if they have to file the 485J immediately but they do have to do it. Yes, even if you port on your H1b you can continue to extend...

The employer must revoke the H1b once you stop working for them, or risk liability for wages. So yes it is normal Yes, you should be able to...

Perhaps about six to twelve months, give or take.

An applicant for removal of condition remains a lawful permanent resident until an immigration court terminates status and orders the individual...

The reason for the delay is that CIS is understaffed and is processing applications very slowly.

I don't see any problem using your green card to return to the U.S.

It seems to me that if you are charged as an arriving alien, you must have been parolled.