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asylees are not required to send a copy of their birth certificate if they don't have one

there is no annual cap for asylees anymore, there was one in the past that limits adjustment of status for asylee to only 10,000/year but that was eliminated in 2005 .

I'm an asylee with green card and my case was against parties my government was unable and unwilling to control . I would like to visit a country (not COP) to visit family members and have to renew my passport in order to do that , since getting an RTD is not an easy task with a wait time up...

I applied in may 2020 , got the green card in June 2021 . you are just making things up

as you all know the an asylee can't use a passport from COP as it's considered availing yourself to the protection of the country pf prosecution . the only option an asylee/refugee has for traveling abroad is using RTA refugee travel document which is only valid for one year ,not recognized by...

i don't think they are doing it deliberately, there are hundreds of thousands of applications to be processed. mine took about 12 month Nebraska center

USCIS will not issue you a travel document while you have a valid one . you have 2 options 1- attach the current travel document and write "attached" 2- if you apply after the expiration of travel document , you can keep it and write "expired "

https://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-eligibility/green-card-for-a-cuban-native-or-citizen look under "family members"

if you don't have a Green Card you would need to apply for a Visa to visit Canada . -yes you can get a Canadian visa with your RTD. the Canadian visa is just like the US one , a sticker on your passport/travel document I think you should just wait until you get your green card . there is no...

yep . it sucks. almost a year wait for a document that's valid for year.

based on statistics it has the lowest approval rate comparing to other offices . this data is from 2019 . the latest that was published https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/data/PEDAffirmativeAsylumStatisticsFY2019.pdf

if you are case is approved you are an asylee .. write asylee .

no , i did it was free but you have to agree to commit to pay up to $25 fee.it took 4 months to get the file

it's the same form but the requirements are different. for example there are some requirements that are waived for example like birth certificate if not available. the best source is the USCIS website . just read the i-485 instructions thoroughly and make a list of the requirements based on...

did you send your medicals ? maybe that's what they are requesting .

you need to get i-485 for yourself first . get the permanent residency (green card). then you can apply to adjust status for him . if you just got the asylum approval you have to wait a year to apply for the green card plus at-least a year for the green card application .

7 months for me after sending i-693

USCIS stauts online https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do

finally got the "New card is being produced " update . 2/5/2020 applied for green card as an asylee 11/2020 got an RFE for medicals . - old bio-metrics were used so that requirement was waived .

there is no such a thing as "invitation ". they can apply to visit the US regardless of your status . there is a chance that you being ans asylee will negatively impact their chances of getting the visitor visa approved .