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go to e-verify and check https://www.e-verify.gov/mye-verify/self-check

oh wow nice that's a record

you already have a green card i don't think there is anything to worry about . wait and see if they actually mailing anything .

unfortunately no .

go back and tell them that that EAD is Valid and to do a USCIS SAVE check .ask for a supervisor if refused .

no they don't . also the mobile passport is not a replacement for a regular passport it's only use for the entering the US at select airports

the difference is that REP is accepted by fewer countries comparing to RTD that's the reason some asylees/refugees prefer to apply for RTD.

you don't need a visa if you have green card you only need ETA but if you only have RTD you might need a visa depends on your citizenship . but try to avoid Canada if you are only transiting because there is no guarantee of entry

if you have a state id/driver license . you really don't need an EAD . just get an updated SSN without restrictions

They need a good lawyer. if the asylum office determined that they don' meet any exemption their case will be referred to to the immigration court. .

sadly they still haven't changed the validity of the refugee travel document which will help reduce the backlog

last year . but expect longer wait time now

i received my green card 6-7 months after that update .

not correct. you are confusing citizenship application with green card application If you are an asylee, you may be eligible to adjust status under INA section 209(b) if you have been physically present in the United States for one year after your grant of asylum, your status has not been...

one year

i don't know to be honest consult a lawyer , but if i were you i would just put the same info on the i-589 , don't leave it empty they might sent the application back . I don't think the passport stamp is required but it wouldn't hurt . if you are not in a rush , you can request your USCIS...

no you don't need to send anything , they will figure it out .

no , the one you were given when you entered the US , assuming yo entered legally . depending when you entered the US you either were giving i-94 card similar to the one given to you when your asylum approved , or it's electronically issued and you can get the i-94 number online by visiting...

26b, they mean expiration day on the i-94 given to you when you entered the US no the one with approved asylum 26c , i entered with a b1/b2 visa so i entered that current stats , asylee

yes i have a green card