If he is acquitted because it was not his fault, then for sure there is no problem. Otherwise, there is a more complex analysis and you may wish...

There is nothing inherently prohibited except that generally coming to the U.S. as a B1/B2 intending to change to any other status risks not being...

I am not aware of any travel ban for China and even if there were one, it would not apply to permanent residents.

You can certainly indicate that Canada is a country you have visited since you will be in Canada at the time of the interview.

It is not particularly unusual. There may be some officers who feel that having a lawyer is evidence of fraud, but it has not been my experience...

Since you are a permanent resident you should have a right to appear in front of an immigration judge to prove that you are admissible into the U.S.

It would cost less for you simply to refile the I-485. This is unfortunately normal, USCIS simply sends the EOIR file to storage and will not...

Use form I-730 and file an application for him to be a derivative asylee, that is what you need to do and that is what you should do.

Being in removal proceedings is not a bar to getting the I-130 approved. Filing a frivolous asylum application is a bar to receiving an immigrant...

Yes, you can have a signed G-28 just in case, and hire the attorney if you get detained and then use the G-28. Because there is no other way to...