If he is not a U.S. citizen, he cannot get a U.S. passport. If he is a U.S. citizen, check how his name is spelled on the citizenship certificate.

Due to the exceptional circumstances beyond your control you may be able to file for a change of status to H4 based on your spouse's H1b.

If the Asylum Officer and Immigration Judge found you are not qualified for asylum, then your fear of returning to your country will not be a basis...

Having a three year old child with autism is not a basis for getting a green card, by itself. Perhaps if the individual has ten years in the U.S....

My experience is that USCIS will not get involved in one's marital problems. There is nothing you can do to get your spouse deported.

Email the embassy and ask the to include the new visa applicant. That is what you need to do and they will do it.

While people may not be able to get a visa in a third country, if they already have a visa that was issued in a third country, the visa is not...

Yes, you can immigrate without your family. They can come later, any time, as "following to join", and immigrate when you are all ready.

Being ordered removed has a 10 year bar to admission. After ten years, there is no bar to admission based solely on having been in removal...

The green card states the date your permanent residence began. You can use that date to calculate the five years.