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You need to get a hold of the State Refugee Coordinator office and check with them what is available in your State.

Congratulations, cody1! When is the ceremony scheduled?

Dear cody 1, I'm so happy to hear that you're getting another step closer to the end of your journey! The best of luck to you and may God bless you!

Please, check you PM.

How profound! Congratulations and a have a great life! Your courage and perseverance are finally rewarded. Your personal example gave me hope in the darkest of times, when all asylees were stuck in the proverbial backlog and I want to thank you for your contribution to this forum.

Dearest 14ksusha, What a joy it is to hear that your INS saga is finally over! :cool: It's been insanely long... I'm so happy for you! Your courage and perseverance were giving me hope in the darkest of times when asylees were collectively stuck in the proverbial backlog and I felt like I...

Dear Lazer, Are prepared to file you N-400? :) I'm really looking forward to seeing you posting a similar thread - your personal example (filing WOM) and courage saved me form insanity a few yerars ago when I was on the verge of a breakdown while waiting for my GC. :)

Dear Atique, I've been thinking about you in the last few days and was looking forward to seeing this thread. My most sincere congratulations to you! You finally got the ultimate freedom. I remember myself what a relief it was to exchange my GC, which I waited forever to receive, like most...

First of all, congratulations! Just relax and take it easy! The worst is over!!! Just make sure you show up on time for the ceremony and do not forget to take you GC with you. That's all! :cool:

WOW! Congratualtions, dear Atique! I'm glad to hear you took want's advice. You will be sworn in very soon! It will be finally over. I'm very happy for you!:cool:

Dear Atique, I'm so sorry to hear about this setback! It seems like nothing comes easy to some of us... Hang in there! Your destiantion is near!

Yes, yes, yes! It is always better to be represented by a professional. I wish I was when I filed my asylum claim.

I'm very sory about your mom's passing. Get, at least, some paperwork and, maybe, do not stay for a few more months - it may complicate things even more - just a suggestion. You are not a citizen yet, right?

You need to submit I-730. For details check here: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=59cf8875d714d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=db029c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD And good luck with the application!

It took me just over three months to get a replacement card: my name was incorrect, but, at least, i did not have to pay the replacement fee since the error on the card was not my fault and I had had a very solid evidence to support that. Postage expenses were kinda high, though. :D Don't ask me...

Don't you worry about a thing! It's a generic boiler-plate message generated by the National Benefits Center. My attorney barely looked at it and told me not to worry about it! After all, of you were not arrested, did not have traffic citations, why worry! Just relax and have a Happy New Year -...

Dear Want, MEGASUPERCongratualtions to you! You finally got your ultimate freedom, like many asylees from the 90's! Enjoy it! You truly deserve it!

Dear Want, The best of luck to you tomorrow! An the same day oath ceremony!

My most sincere congratulations to you! And the timing is perfect - just before Christmas! :cool:

We did, indeed! :D I have to admit that I erred on the side of caution. When dealing with the USCIS better be safe than sorry, especially considering that many former asylees, including myself waited for more than a decade (or even two in some instances) just to be able to apply for citizenship.