I live in San Francisco.
I received a confirmation of receipt Case April 18.
I passed a fingerprint on April 26.
A month has passed, but I have not received an invitation for an interview.
I'm already starting to worry.
Is this normal?
I live in San Francisco.
I received a confirmation of receipt Case April 18.
I passed a fingerprint on April 26.
A month has passed, but I have not received an invitation for an interview.
I'm already starting to worry.
Is this normal?
We are in the same boat! My case has been pending in that office for several months. They have a backlog already.
You did fingerprints on April 26?Hi, my friend,
I got the receipt one day later than u, however fingerprint taken on same day. No interview notice received till now. It seems to be loooooong time to wait
When you passed the fingerprints?
We were in the Asylum Office (San Francisco) today.
It's been 44 days after the adoption of the case.
We have not received an invitation to interview so far.
We asked a question about the day of the interview.
The employee said that the waiting period of 6-8 months now.
I was shocked when I heard that!
The employee advised to ask for permission to work in September.
So the conclusion is to wait?
Can I go to live in New York?
And in San Francisco arrive at the interview.
Address in San Francisco remains the same.
I was recently in the AO.I've filed my application on April 1! And I've done my fingerprint! But it's about 64 days and NO Interview invitation!!! When I followed up the answer is "Wait"! But I know cases after mine, which they have had their interview!!
ais this for Asylum interview?? if yes, it is perfectly normal. I remember it took me more than 3 months to get an interview and that is why after a certain period of time, they allow you to apply for a work permit as you wait for an interview.
Asylumis this for Asylum interview?? if yes, it is perfectly normal. I remember it took me more than 3 months to get an interview and that is why after a certain period of time, they allow you to apply for a work permit as you wait for an interview.