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I don't think they object to international travel - but they ask for the list of countries to ascertain whether or not you've been back to the COP. For example, visiting a neighboring country may cause a red flag to go up since it is easy for someone to sneak across the border to their COP. So...

I see why most people don't even bother responding to topics, you did not answer an important question which was on the approval letter that states "you have been granted asylum status in the united states pursuant to 208(A) of the INA as of ??/??/????" what date did they put?? The date on the...

.....marriage date is after 3 days of I-94 stamp!! but decision was picked up after 11 days of marriage...that was the appointment date given by AO to pick up the decision. Does rebuttal to NOID produce any good output?

yes...but i think i-94 has nothing to with the applicant.... ..Applicant was granted asylum...after the marriage... ...usually stamp in i-94 is the date when officer decides the case...and that is not the date of asylum granted (i think).

I-94 stamped date is ...few days after interview....but decission was given 14 days after interview(which is normal)..... ..As far as i understand ..he should be qualified for the petition...right? did they get married in USA? both were present in marriage ceremony? They were married in US....

the dates are made up....i don't remember the exact date (i forgot)...but ...the scenario is correct.

....interviewed ....on dec 10th 2008.......was single when interviewed. .... got married ....on dec 17th.....final approval issued on dec 24 2008.... some point: But the I-94 was dated before dec 17th, but does not matter (I believe), applicant was given appointment to pick up the decission...

Applied for Asylum......interviewed within the regular time frame ....got married before asylum decision. ...... Case was approved ....and then filed for family petition......now recently got NOID letter for family petiton. This is my friend's case.... What do you guys think? is there...

As per my understanding, they are allowed to do anything legal to decide your case. So that should not be taken as abnormal. I've heard many people who've been interviewed twice, especially in the time when they go to get their decision. I would wait and go along with attorney. At least...

if your case is referred to court. call 1-800-898-7180 and find out about your hearing date. Go to office one more time and ask them....... in the mean time keep posting...other knowledgeable forums members might give you some suggestion.

What is Defensive Asylee, by the way?

Is this thread getting boring?.... or this matter has been discussed before?... then why are our old forum members not responding?......... .... may be i am loosing patience!

!! Things are getting interesting about the material support. If some persecutor forcefully takes away something with the victim (let's say watch, mobile phone, wallet, money, etc). Do these immigration guys ....define that scenario as a material support ??

thankful! do you mind sharing, what might be the consequence about the above information?

As per your conversation, what i understood is: you didn't fear with your government, may be with some other group in your country. I think renewing your passport or using it should not have any impact in your case. And you are a derivative anyway, so why worry?

Its ok to file service request(if you would have done that they would ask you some information about you and your case(very brief) and email or call you telling about the case). At least you will know the what's happening to your file, they won't tell you anything specific though. In the mean...

jonny1, preparer cannot be an interpreter for the same applicant. And its very hard to convince the officer in your friends' case that you didn't help her preparing the application. I believe you can interpret for her but convincing the officer is difficult. if I were you, i would find somebody...

Once rejected(who was in valid status) by AO. Can the person re-apply for Asylum (still in valid status)?

COngrats!!

I've heard from few people that consular asked the spouse and children about the persecution incident that happened to Primary Asylee and when they were unable to tell the incident, consular called them after 6 month (I am talking about the COP interview to I-730 approved derivatives) for...