Hire a lawyer, because withdrawing soon after filing is a sign that the asylum application was filed frivolously. Does not matter, before or after...

If you maintained your non-immigrant staus, yea. If you did not maintain your non-immigrant status, but filed your I-589 while in status, you may...

You do not know the rules. USCIS can and does revoke whatever benefits it previously granted. Denied I-485 will land you in removal proceedings in...

For your mother file I-130 and I-485 at the same time. For your father, file only I-130. Your father will need to vacate his order if removal (...

Follow the instructions to the Form I-589.

No, this is far from normal. To get some guidance, you should report and explain what applications you filed and when.

Let us be very clear. You do not have a choice to use or not use the address where you live. You MUST (!) have your true address given to USCIS...

You may marry your U.S. citizen GF. When married, you - through an experienced lawyer - file I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131, I-864, I-693. You may...

No, donating plasma for money is irrelevant to asylum or the green card through asylum application.

"No" is the answer. Nothing in your disclosure is even remotely resembling "been removed, excluded, or deported from the United States".