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NO I-94..can I still apply?
- Thread starter kalvar
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What do you mean you never got an I-94, did you lose it?
Because when you were aproved for asylum, they must have sent you a new I-94, detailing your new immigration status, or class of admission as an asylee.
When I applied for GC, my attorney told me that I had to have an I-94 to apply, the asylum aproval letter only was not sufficient.
Because when you were aproved for asylum, they must have sent you a new I-94, detailing your new immigration status, or class of admission as an asylee.
When I applied for GC, my attorney told me that I had to have an I-94 to apply, the asylum aproval letter only was not sufficient.
annaraka said:What do you mean you never got an I-94, did you lose it?
Because when you were aproved for asylum, they must have sent you a new I-94, detailing your new immigration status, or class of admission as an asylee.
When I applied for GC, my attorney told me that I had to have an I-94 to apply, the asylum aproval letter only was not sufficient.
I never had I94 and I had no problems. I got my asylum in2000 when INS was not giving i94 to asylees.
When,your asylum is approved by an officer,you automatically have your I-94 issued to you.But if this is approved by a judge,you only have a letter.If you need a I-94,you have to apply for.The approval letter issued by a judge is enough to apply for your I-485.I-94 is not necessary.
you don't need to have I-94, if you insist on having one, go to http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/IJBenefit.htm, you can have one easily.
kalvar said:oh you guys are awesome as always
I trusted my attorney because he hasn't let me down so far and he knows how the system works but I needed your input.
thanks
I was approved by IJ as well and I never got my I-94, just an approval order. You should go to your local USCIS office and they should issue one for you for free. That's what I did. However I had to wait for 4-5 months to get one. It says that you've been granted asylum and the date of your asylum approval on it. All you need is just to fill I-102 form and attach it with the copy of the IJ order and a copy of your ID I believe. I remeber that I had some problems with the application itself because it was a little bit tricky. So you might want to ask the clerk in your local USCIS office how to fill it out correctly.