fromDetroit
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does the Political Detention out side the US should lead to Yes answer in question 16 Part 10 D ??
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Political Detention
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fromDetroit
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yes, I did disclose it in denied asylum case back in 2001.
Always best to disclose something you did on a previous form.
Assuming the OP's home country is a country USA does not like, is such political detention a positive factor or not?
How can you prove such detention? I doubt one can get such a police
report.
fromDetroit
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Its political detention and police was not involve, you know how dictatorship works,
Its political detention and police was not involve, you know how dictatorship works,
Then I don't think you need to answer Yes to Part 10 Q 16. The question clearly say "Detention by teh law enforcement officer.
fromDetroit
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I did my interview tow days ago and everything went OK.
I did disclose my political detentions "one in 92 and other in 99" to the officer then she read through my A-file and told me nothing to wary about.
At the end she handed me the N-652 'decision can not be made '
also she mentioned I may need to come to sing sworn statement.
Overall the officer was very professional, but she told me she got my file like just before the interview since one office call sick.
My concern is how long do I have to wait till I get any response from them?
I did disclose my political detentions "one in 92 and other in 99" to the officer then she read through my A-file and told me nothing to wary about.
At the end she handed me the N-652 'decision can not be made '
also she mentioned I may need to come to sing sworn statement.
Overall the officer was very professional, but she told me she got my file like just before the interview since one office call sick.
My concern is how long do I have to wait till I get any response from them?
WhichWay2Go
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My concern is how long do I have to wait till I get any response from them?
I believe you have 120 days before you can being proceedings to force them to make a decision. You will probably soon receive a letter if they need more information etc from you. Just do what it says in that letter otherwise wait it out and then check the "sticky" post on the first page of this website.
fromDetroit
Registered Users (C)
My other concern is I will not be able to bring any court or police reports for those detention since they happened outside the USA and in country has bad relation with the USA.
After the interview the officer gave me some contact information to use if I did not get any respond after 60 days.
I'm crossing my fingers and waiting. !!!!!!!!!
After the interview the officer gave me some contact information to use if I did not get any respond after 60 days.
I'm crossing my fingers and waiting. !!!!!!!!!