There is not enough information to be able to advise you whether your relative is eligible for a bond. Find a lawyer to get individualized advice.

There are many charities that might be willing to help you free of charge such as Catholic Charities or HIAS.

Try sending a letter to the Asylum Office asking with withdraw your application. If they respond to you, then you can provide that letter to your...

File a motion to remand for her appeal based on the pending I-730. That would avoid a removal order.

It could be that she has a case to appeal. But if there was no error of law, and the only argument is ineffective assistance of counsel, then there...

Filing the I-730 does not violate your wife's OPT status so if that is what you are asking, no that is not a problem.

You could apply for a reentry permit and stay out for two years. Eventually though you will lose your status if you never immigrate to the U.S....

There is no law or regulation that says how many days abroad prove non-immigrant intent. It really depends on why you are coming to the U.S., and...

Until your spouse is out of status, your work permit should remain valid and therefore the answer is yes.

Applying for an EAD does not violate your F1 status, in my opinion, but I have seen many others disagree. You could choose not to apply for an EAD...