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Calm Down. First thing first, I had been applying for asylum since April 2013, so I am NOT a newbie applicant, but to suggest that USCIS should stop accepting asylum application, well that is not correct either. You got to understand the REAL purpose of asylum ! That is it give you protection...

I don't think so unless they somehow ask you for second interview or even third interview like what happened to sadsoul. beside, if I were you, I would NOT submit those new evidences after interview is done (again unless they call you for second/third interview), because just in case they...

so you can start apply for your EAD on November 27'2013,... that mean for sure you will NOT get your EAD by Christmas. Because although you can start applying after you reach 150 days, you were still NOT eligible to be issued EAD until you reach 180 days. and since your EAD will be processed...

First, If you check the older thread from people applying asylum in early 2000, you will see that they had even longer waiting time than us. Second, You are applying your asylum in Southern California, which happened to be the busiest asylum office in this country. They don't...

Not Yet, Today is the 48th days since they received my EAD application, and 21 days since the day I am eligible to get EAD (180 days from my asylum application).

I mailed mine on Monday, They received it on Wednesday, but they do not email me the notification until the following Monday, and I received my receipt by USPS 3 days letter (Thursday). so from mailing until receiving, it took me 11 days. some people here post that it took them 2 weeks. If you...

Thank You, I asked this because if I moved to a new address, I worry that if I sent a change of address to the asylum office, they only change my address and not my wife and kids address, (or some of the address for my wife and kids were not changed) and if (hopefully) we were approved, the...

I want to kindly ask for people who applied for asylum with family members (wife and kids) together, and already approved. After you and your family got approved for asylum after interview at asylum office, USCIS will send you the decision letter and the I-94 in an envelope right? My...

\ Thanks for your information, I calculate and that is 82 days,... wow, I hope mine will get approved sooner than that though... oh well, nothing much I can do but wait...

How many days does it take from the day they received your EAD application until today? and were you applying from Southern California or other area ? Thanks edit: oh I read your previous post, you filed to TSC (Texas) and you apply from Miami right? and you apply in August... hmmm almost 3...

I sent my EAD application to USCIS Phoenix Arizona Lockbox and I got my receipt number starting with WAC, 46 days ago... but the center who actually sent me the receipt letter (and supposedly process my EAD) is the Laguna Niguel California center, My guess is the Laguna Niguel California...

Hi Journalist7, did you sent the inquiry letter by mail before you came to the office? or did you bring the inquiry letter with you when you came there yesterday? is there a special format/form for this inquiry letter? Thanks

so when you when to the asylum office today, did they give you another copy of interview appointment letter or they just tell you orally about it ? I mean it is better to have a copy of that letter right?

Wow, I wonder is this because you change your address, and your asylum office do NOT update your mailing address, or Because they do not deliver to PO Box ? (if I am not mistaken you are using PO Box right?), but then you have a lawyer right? so they should sent a copy of the invitation letter...

Congratulations ! It is always GREAT to hear someone get their Wish Come True :)

Rimaya, don't worry, it is not a denial, actually once you received that letter and you found out what they want, and you can submit that information quickly, most likely you will get approved right away. I check some other people story when they get RFE (Request for more Evidence), and usually...

depend on what question you have, if your question is whether they had sent you an interview notice or not, then I am sure they can answer that. if your question is about a decision after interview, then most likely they can not answer what is the decision unless they had the decision letter on...

Actually, I always call them on Wednesday (in the past), because Wednesday is suppose to be their "open house" day, meaning they don't have any interview but they accept people who personally came or walk into the office asking for information. but I will try again later today or tomorrow :)...

I just found out that there are 2 steps of changing address ONLINE for people with PENDING asylum, The paragraph that I in BOLD font below is the complete explanation copy and paste from USCIS website: here is the link to this info...

I don't think it is as clear cut as that though... I think it is still kinda random :)