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Do you see any approval differences between states for ex: Texas Vs California? As far speed is concerned i think they're almost same for new applicants but i might be wrong...

Thanks. Can this be preponed too? But i heard in SF, its like 6-8 months for Individual... Is kind of similar duration for others as well?

Thanks! How long for you: Interview>MCH>Individual hearing ... And pls share others too

Congratulations! Pls share time line & Interview location

Its worth of starting a new thread :)

Congratulations! Pls share your timeline & office

I was under impression that AO would not consider at all such cases and straight refer to court but here i see couple of guys were approved at interview when they filed after 1 year ...

I see its different process for people who files after one year. Anybody who filed after one year, Please share your experiences and timeline.Thanks!

So, thats wrong assumption that case filed after 1 year deadline cannot be approved at the interview? Those have to referred to court?

My understanding... if its denial, its fast ... But Delays are no guarantee either. Could be just 'Not decided yet' :)

People usually mention, Nebraska & SF office together. Whats the connection??

You always have that option...Just make sure it really have any benefit doing that

This could be their routine mail. Better call them & find out :)

Which office did you apply? Pls share timeline

Pls put some TIPS about submitting N400 application as you always do :)

Where to check correct days for clock?

Anybody got scheduled for Individual Hearing in recent months who filed in SF or LA? pls share your timeline

Pls post your timeline

Why you want to apply Asylum in both countries?

Can Asylee sponsor his parents for green card before becoming a citizen? Can parents be included in Asylum application as beneficiaries? Upto what stage one can include dependents or beneficiaries to the application?