Deravitive asylum with 2-years requirments

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balalayka

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My question was what if a principal applicant will be approved on asylum claim and his/her relative has a two years home residency requirements. If derivative applicant would file i-730 petition as a derivative asylum for USCIS. Would it remove the 2-year requirement from him/her?


PS: several folks gave different answers.
 
It should be waived (if you provide strong evidences of residency requirements) but you may or may not face challenges because per my personal opinion, some officers do NOT go into details and they just kill the applications under one excuse or another.

But! as I said "should be waived" means even if (and if) you face problems, you will definitely win at the end. This is a very strong evidence for this waiver.
 
Singh6 said:
It should be waived (if you provide strong evidences of residency requirements) but you may or may not face challenges because per my personal opinion, some officers do NOT go into details and they just kill the applications under one excuse or another.

But! as I said "should be waived" means even if (and if) you face problems, you will definitely win at the end. This is a very strong evidence for this waiver.
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It will be waived because the federal code of regulation stipulates that it is waived. In other words, it is the law.
 
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