The principal applicant can add the spouse-beneficiary (or petition for you as her relative) so long it happens prior to the decision of the asylum...

Can husband travel after visa issued?

If you are asking whether your husband can travel around in the United States before he gets his green card, then yes, he can. His visa stamp...

Do I have a right to move to another state and how do I notify immigration that I moved?

Yes, you can move to another state and if you are planning to move very far you can even file a Motion to Change Venue with the court and move your...

What will i do to bring my son here in the United states under k2 visa?

You say that you have been in the US for 8 months, but did you get married within the 90 days, as you promised you would when your fiance filed for...

Yes, you can. You can use your Driver's License and a utility bill, but a bank statement will work too.

Any problem entering USA if you withdrew your asylum case ?

I would not worry too much, at worst, the CBP officers may put you through a secondary inspection and as you have a green card, you would be admitted.

What is the current status of my wife ???

USCIS does not automatically revoke a nonimmigrant status so if you continue maintenance of your F-1 she is still in F-2, at the same time, she is...

Could withdrawal from asylum case can cause any harm to my permanent resident status or citizenship application in future.?

On the contrary, if you do not withdraw the case you will have a parallel case pending. Usually, USCIS sends you a letter asking you if you wish to...

I was overseas 6 mo and 10 days which only 4 months of it is within past 5 years. 6-12mo rule applies to me for naturalization?

Yes, 6 m and 10 days would disrupt your continuous residency, so additional steps need to be taken to naturalize.

Can someone help me please what decision they talking about after I get certificate of naturalization when during the ceremony ?

That's a weird sounding notice but my guess is that they are simply referring to the decision to issue you the Naturalization Certificate.