Sure, filing a police report in New York shows he was in New York, and filing for a replacement passport in New York also shows he was in New York.

It depends on where you wish to be issued the visa. Best choice is often one's country of residence or country of citizenship.

What is next depends on his entire immigration history, whether the Asylum Office, Immigration Court, Board of Immigration Appeals, or Federal...

If you simply want to return to the U.S. to resume your residence, I suggest you may wish to consider filing an I-131A application, and then an...

They can pay the visa fees when they are ready to "follow to join" the lead beneficiary to the U.S. and they do their own consular processing.

No, the new public charge rule relates to admission to the U.S. as an immigrant, for someone who is likely to become a public charge. There is no...

By all means you may do that. You can get up to four months to depart and if you do, you will not be deemed deported. Consider also filing for...

If your delay is because of the 39 country bar, then yes, you can and should file a petition for writ of mandamus.

You should have no unlawful presence while the 485 was pending. You did accrue unlawful presence after you withdrew the 485, and stopped accruing...

Yes, conviction of a crime involving moral turpitude can make you inadmissible to the U.S. See a lawyer, the law is extremely complex.