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Hi Mirela, Sorry to hear that they are giving you so much trouble. It is definitely good that you had documentation of everything. Did you by any chance travle to your native country or the neighboring countries during this period? I am just trying to explain to myself why would they ask for...

asylee vs. refugee LPR Ok, so say a person with asylum based LPR can't go back to his homecountry based on the premise on which the asylum was obtained in the first place. Now how come someone who has LPR based on the refugee status can go back with no problems? There is a fundamental reason...

Re: real Cases The thing your lawyer said---is that based on the country you are from or is it the unversal answer he/she is giving? Another question: Suppose a gc holder (obtained through asylum) goes to a neighboring country. How is that looked upon from the perspective of INS, if that...

Hi miami2002, thanks for the prompt reply. Wow, this is definitely news to me. I have left my home country in '92 in the midst of a civil war. The situation there is much more stable now (the war is long over), but since I am waiting for the green card, I haven't attemped to go back since...

Re: Re: finger print Hi Shamshon, Could you please point to the document where it says that the applications received prior to april 99 are going to be processed by sept.30th ? thx.

Hi jattindc1, Congratulations! You said:"and they said you can travel even to your home country.Is it safe to travel?" could you please explain this ? What I mean, is did some officer at BSIC tell you explicitly that it is ok to travel to the home country? thx.

Hi, I also share a Mar 99 receipt date. FP done in April 2003. However when I check the online status of my case it goes something like this: 'we received your application...it takes xxx days to process it..' but no reference is made to the fact that I did the fingerprints 2+ months...

I was given the same (bad) news from a French Consulate in California. Does anyone know what are the polices regarding issuing schengen visas to us asylees in other EU countries ? Technically speaking, once the person enters the teritory of an EU country, he/she is free to travel around i.e. one...

just received a finger print notification from INS\BCIS. Notice is dated : 3/31 and finger print appointment is for 4/22 Time Lines so far : Asylum approved : 12/11/97 Filed for I-485 : 3/3/99 Received Notice by INS: 3/12/99 and now : Finger print notice : 3/31/03 Does anyone...