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The correct answer is C, Form I-730, which is specifically designed for individuals who have been granted asylum to request family reunification. This form allows asylees to bring their spouse and children to the United States, facilitating the process for families to be together after one member has been granted asylum status.

Form I-730 is unique to the context of asylum and is essential for ensuring that family members of asylees can join them in the U.S. as refugees, recognizing the often perilous circumstances from which they may have fled.

In contrast, Form I-130 is used by U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents to establish a qualifying relationship with certain relatives who wish to immigrate to the United States, which does not apply specifically to those granted asylum. Form I-485 is an application to register permanent residence or adjust status, relevant for those already in the U.S. seeking to become permanent residents but not exclusive to asylum cases. Form I-90 is used to renew or replace a permanent resident card and does not pertain to asylum or family reunification purposes. Thus, the options are not appropriate for the specific scenario of family reunification for asylees.