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You CAN travel I got my Asylum status in 1998, and before obtaining Green Card I was in Europe twice - having just Refugee Travel Document (I-131). If you have your national unexpired Passport - it will be very helpful, but it is still posiible to travel without ANY passport, like myself...

Hi, Ab Kya Karun1 Whould you pls let me know how contact USCIS Ombudsman? My relative's N-400 case is pending for 7 (!) years. Please help!

Hi, Oceanid99! Here is my advise: call INS 800#, but do not press any button - you will be transferred to Spanish speaking rep. - they all speak English, but more useful then English speaking - believe me. You will answer few questions ("No") - the most important: that you didn't receive any...

Hi clotty - and everybody - lucku to get Green Card with Asulum status! There is no problem or differerence to apply for citizenship for asylees - you can apply in 4 years, 9 months and 1 day after the date on your Green Card - which should be the date of your approval on I-485 minus one year...

Hi, tata, congrats on your Green Card (I was waiting for mine for 12 years after applying for Asylum!), so he are my answers (I was a Citizenship Counselor for 4 years in NYC, but not a lawer though): 1. If you are asylee - you have date of residence minus one year from the date of approval...

RE visa in France: In 2001 I had only RTD but Green Card and not even passport of ANY coutry (my USSR one was expired in 1995) - and I visited France - had Private Invetation from a friend of mine), so may be your info re. Green Card a must was not correct - contact French Consulate for info...