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gaygtteen

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Hey guys just wanted to ask some of you guys how was your asylum interview.I have applied for asylum and my interview is on December 3 2009,I am very scared and nerves as hell right now.I have been in the US since 2002,the reason i did not apply then is cause i came here as a minor my dad who i came under never told me or explained anything about it to me,and i did not know anything about my immigration status until last year,as soon as i found out that i was a immigrant and was not here legal anymore,i was told too apply for asylum since i am gay and the country that i am from the have killed,stoned and a few other things to people that are gay in country.I went to immigration equality here in NYC and the took my case and gave me a lawyer.even tho i am applying after the one year dead line my lawyer said that i have a good case and that i also have 2 great reasons why i did not apply before.

I just wanted to know if the asylum interview is hard and if there is anything that is difficult about the interview.so far the process has been very hard for me both physical and emotional.I have to go to see a shrink every week.i also had to write a statement about my pass in Guyana(the country i am from and how was life there for me being gay),well i was raped,beaten,had to go to church every Sunday,had to change schools and place of living a few times too due to the fact of me being gay.these are all things i have never talked about in my 23 years of life on till now and it is very hard for me to do.How did you guys get through talking about your pass,its hard for me to do.Thanks Guys for any answer that you have.
 
gaygtteen said:
Hey guys just wanted to ask some of you guys how was your asylum interview.I have applied for asylum and my interview is on December 3 2009,I am very scared and nerves as hell right now.I have been in the US since 2002,the reason i did not apply then is cause i came here as a minor my dad who i came under never told me or explained anything about it to me,and i did not know anything about my immigration status until last year,as soon as i found out that i was a immigrant and was not here legal anymore,i was told too apply for asylum since i am gay and the country that i am from the have killed,stoned and a few other things to people that are gay in country.I went to immigration equality here in NYC and the took my case and gave me a lawyer.even tho i am applying after the one year dead line my lawyer said that i have a good case and that i also have 2 great reasons why i did not apply before.

I just wanted to know if the asylum interview is hard and if there is anything that is difficult about the interview.so far the process has been very hard for me both physical and emotional.I have to go to see a shrink every week.i also had to write a statement about my pass in Guyana(the country i am from and how was life there for me being gay),well i was raped,beaten,had to go to church every Sunday,had to change schools and place of living a few times too due to the fact of me being gay.these are all things i have never talked about in my 23 years of life on till now and it is very hard for me to do.How did you guys get through talking about your pass,its hard for me to do.Thanks Guys for any answer that you have.
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How did you become Gay? If you were to return straight I think the problem will be resolved and you could return home w/o major risk. You say what?
 
Gay Guyanese guy I wish you all the best. My asylum interview was a December as well and I do remember how nerve racking it was for me. All I can say is that if you do have a case you should be fine. Work with your lawyers and disregard what other people say. What part of New York are you in? Are you going to Queens or NJ for the interview?
 
Just be honest at the asylum interview

I know it's hard..I know you are nervous...you seem to have a very strong case I think based on what you are saying in your post. Be strong and honest at the interview, you will be fine. We all had to go through this asylum process and you can do it too. You will be in my thoughts on December 3. Good luck to you and all the best!! Keep us posted!!

Baker.
Permanent resident since 2007.
 
bakersf said:
I know it's hard..I know you are nervous...you seem to have a very strong case I think based on what you are saying in your post. Be strong and honest at the interview, you will be fine. We all had to go through this asylum process and you can do it too. You will be in my thoughts on December 3. Good luck to you and all the best!! Keep us posted!!

Baker.
Permanent resident since 2007.
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You motivate people to become gay. What the ... would something like that be permissible!
 
It's natural to be nervous and the officers are well aware of that. Just do your best to tell your story and honestly answer the questions in your I-589. By telling your story, you will be denoucing those who have persecuted you, and that will make you stronger. God bless you!
 
Voip...

I do not motivate people to become gay, people do not choose to be gay. They are who they are, just in the same way you are a bigot and can not help it but show your blatant ignorance towards anyone who does not conform to your idea of what is "normal"...
 
Voip said:
You motivate people to become gay. What the ... would something like that be permissible!
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VOIP...PLEASE WHOEVER YOU ARE..before you post something..learn about differents styles of lifes...gosh how ignorant..:confused:.
to the gay guy..i wish you the best of luck..be honest...don't be nervous and everything is gonna be alright...best wishes ...tell the truth and just only the truth:)
 
osogio said:
VOIP...PLEASE WHOEVER YOU ARE..before you post something..learn about differents styles of lifes...gosh how ignorant..:confused:.
to the gay guy..i wish you the best of luck..be honest...don't be nervous and everything is gonna be alright...best wishes ...tell the truth and just only the truth:)
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You have chosen your side period.
 
Voip said:
You have chosen your side period.
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you've been living for nine years in this great country but you came with the hate of the people of your country..read about asylum before you talk bad about someone with a diferent style of life..my brother is gay and i support him 10000000 ...everybody have the same right..i hope when you will aply for your asylum don;t have the luck or bad luck that maybe the official who gonna ask you questions could be gay..karma is karma buddy..so don't talk bad about other people..cause you are in the same boat...asking for asylum...
how ignorant..and this is the people who want to be in this country..what a shame
gay guy..I WISH YOU THE BEST LUCK...EVERYTHING IS GONNA BE ALRIGHT
 
osogio said:
you've been living for nine years in this great country but you came with the hate of the people of your country..read about asylum before you talk bad about someone with a diferent style of life..my brother is gay and i support him 10000000 ...everybody have the same right..i hope when you will aply for your asylum don;t have the luck or bad luck that maybe the official who gonna ask you questions could be gay..karma is karma buddy..so don't talk bad about other people..cause you are in the same boat...asking for asylum...
how ignorant..and this is the people who want to be in this country..what a shame
gay guy..I WISH YOU THE BEST LUCK...EVERYTHING IS GONNA BE ALRIGHT
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All this to defend a gay person? Its only a shame...
 
bafoussan,

someone fought for you or with you to keep you in this country.

And that given your attitudes is the real shame.
 
Voip said:
You motivate people to become gay. What the ... would something like that be permissible!
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Asylum is granted to protect people from hatred. Just like your own case.
How can you ask for protection if you are the source of the hatred??

I WISH YOU BAD LUCK ON YOUR CASE!!!!
 
bafoussam said:
How did you become Gay? If you were to return straight I think the problem will be resolved and you could return home w/o major risk. You say what?
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hmm wat a question to ask.i did not just become gay.i did not wake up one morning and said ohh i wanna be gay,i have always been gay.
 
GayGuy said:
Gay Guyanese guy I wish you all the best. My asylum interview was a December as well and I do remember how nerve racking it was for me. All I can say is that if you do have a case you should be fine. Work with your lawyers and disregard what other people say. What part of New York are you in? Are you going to Queens or NJ for the interview?
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I live in queens,i am right down the block from the queens asylum offices to tell you the truth.Yea it is nerve racking for real real,cant wait to get it over with.
 
bakersf said:
I know it's hard..I know you are nervous...you seem to have a very strong case I think based on what you are saying in your post. Be strong and honest at the interview, you will be fine. We all had to go through this asylum process and you can do it too. You will be in my thoughts on December 3. Good luck to you and all the best!! Keep us posted!!

Baker.
Permanent resident since 2007.
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Yea my lawyer said the something to me too.thanks you bay the way.
 
youngboy said:
It's natural to be nervous and the officers are well aware of that. Just do your best to tell your story and honestly answer the questions in your I-589. By telling your story, you will be denoucing those who have persecuted you, and that will make you stronger. God bless you!
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Thanks for your advice.I will do my utmost best
 
osogio said:
VOIP...PLEASE WHOEVER YOU ARE..before you post something..learn about differents styles of lifes...gosh how ignorant..:confused:.
to the gay guy..i wish you the best of luck..be honest...don't be nervous and everything is gonna be alright...best wishes ...tell the truth and just only the truth:)
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Thanks you the advice i will do just that.
 
osogio said:
you've been living for nine years in this great country but you came with the hate of the people of your country..read about asylum before you talk bad about someone with a diferent style of life..my brother is gay and i support him 10000000 ...everybody have the same right..i hope when you will aply for your asylum don;t have the luck or bad luck that maybe the official who gonna ask you questions could be gay..karma is karma buddy..so don't talk bad about other people..cause you are in the same boat...asking for asylum...
how ignorant..and this is the people who want to be in this country..what a shame
gay guy..I WISH YOU THE BEST LUCK...EVERYTHING IS GONNA BE ALRIGHT
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thnak you i know it just has me very nerves as hell
 
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