I received my travel documents first (I think after 4 or 5 days)and then I received letter of the approval(7 days)
Processing time for green card based on asylum
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That’s weird lol it should be the approval letter first then followed by the travel document itself
I filed by the end of july and biometrics were taken is the same update i get every time i check my case status on the USCIS website
born_refugee
Member
You're right, it takes longer. But I think the new applicants who filed in the last 3 to 4 months will be processed quickly compared to the old ones - good luck on your case too!!!!
Hello everybody, I sent three requests last 4-5 months. No answer. But two weeks ago, I spoke with a representative, and they sent my request to Tier 2 officers. I got an email today that told me they would call or email me in 2 business days. Additionally, I sent a petition about why I did not get any answers from the USCIS. I wrote them that if I didn’t get any response, I would go to court. I applied on 12/2020. Until last week my case waited on the ‘we received your case’ online step. Last Thursday, my case was forwarded to the fingerprinting step (by the way, I gave my fingerprint on 09/2021). So what do you think of my approach? First, they forwarded to the next step; now, tier 2 will call or email me
born_refugee
Member
Probably your case was on the desk of a lazy employee and seems like they now started to check your file. hopefully, you will receive your GC within a month.
Yes exactly, I don't know why I received travel documents firstThat’s weird lol it should be the approval letter first then followed by the travel document itself
Boomboom123
Active Member
Congratulations
Tomalhasan2255
New Member
thanks brother.i wish everyone get sooner
Hi Everyone! I granted asylum and I applied for unrestricted social security card 3 months ago, but I haven't heard from them. Could anyone tell me how long will take to get it?Hi everyone,
Since we have been talking about using RTD or passport to travel, this is a good source:
Traveling With Your Passport When You Have Asylum
A common question for asylees (people who have been granted asylum) is whether they can travel using their home country passport. If all were right in the world, this would never be an issue. Asyle…www.asylumist.com
MikeySSS
Active Member
If you’ve already had an SSN, the number won’t change. You can just keep using it. All you need is to request SSA print a new SSN card which doesn’t contain the restrictions words on it.
Thanks for the reply! Yes that's what i asked to remove the restriction word on it. they took the copy of my documents for verification and they told me this may take up to 3 weeks, but i haven't heard from them almost 3 months.
Also , you can go to Social Security office and check with them in person .
Congratulations. Did they backdate your green card one year?
Congratulations, did they backdate your green card one year to reflect resident since 2021?
MikeySSS
Active Member
Don’t worry. The resident since date will be dated back 1 year from the approval date.
Educatedrefugee
Active Member
Yes
Finally, God has done it.
After waiting for 26 months my GC has been approved!
Applied to TSC-March 2020
Biometric Requested October 2020
Approval August 2022 (Approval came from NBC, so my case must have been transferred there)
My resident since date has not been rolled back one year. What should I do? It shows resident since August XX, 2022
After waiting for 26 months my GC has been approved!
Applied to TSC-March 2020
Biometric Requested October 2020
Approval August 2022 (Approval came from NBC, so my case must have been transferred there)
My resident since date has not been rolled back one year. What should I do? It shows resident since August XX, 2022
Boomboom123
Active Member
Have u received the card already?