This is a marriage-based AOS in which your I-360 self-petition hinges on your marriage to the abusive US citizen or resident spouse. USCIS cares to...

At this time you are not eligible for naturalization.

If you have a valid EAD, you may work. The rest depends on whether your asylum is meritorious, whether your wife-to-be is eligible to petition for...

This is not a deportable offense. However, you should hire an experienced misdemeanor defense attorney and vigorously defend in the criminal court.

What you described is a typical denial of an unrepresented applicant. To fix this mess, hire an immigration attorney with experience in asylum FROM...

Only the primary applicant gets a receipt and only his name is mentioned in it. Whether your wife is "included" depends on whether the preparer of...

You are no longer a green card holder and are not eligible for naturalization.

If otherwise eligible, your husband may file his I-130 immigrate visa petition for your daughter's benefit.

Yes, you may. Under the circumstances, it would make sense to compare relevant precedents of the 2nd and 6th Circuits to determine where you have a...

Assertions he makes before USCIS will not cause you any harm.