Processing time for green card based on asylum
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It's been 2 yrs for me last week.
What’s your timeline bro?
Thanks so much
October 10, 2020 - USCIS received I485 form on
October 26, 2020 - Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken
I think in this page we are the lucky once who are waiting this long. We will get it soon very soon bro..
Let's hope so.
Technically, yes. However, it depends on the case. If in your asylum file you indicated, in any way, that your derivative asylee can be in danger if they ever went back to the COP, then the answer is no. On the other hand, if the case is only about you, then there is no problem at all and the derivative can travel to the COP without any issues. My wife is a derivative asylee on my case, and she can visit my COP, especially knowing that the COP is not her country of citizenship... even if it was, I did not include her in my story in any form, so she can still travel to the COP. These "grey area" issues are usually handled on a case-by-case basis.
Hello
How long it is valid from the day you received it?
Hi anybody have similiar case like me?
sept 19 2019 case was received at TSC
sept 24 2019 fingerprint was taken
Sept 29 2022 get rfe about medical from NBC
october 12 2022 rfe receive ( sent to NBC lee’s summit)
October 18 2022 fingerprint was taken ( again)
i didn’t get notifications about transfer case from TSC to NBC ( nothing) but yesterday i get email from uscis.. they will send me another appointment for biometric.
I do biometric already 2 times ( first on sept 2014 and second on june 2016)
sept 19 2019 case was received at TSC
sept 24 2019 fingerprint was taken
Sept 29 2022 get rfe about medical from NBC
october 12 2022 rfe receive ( sent to NBC lee’s summit)
October 18 2022 fingerprint was taken ( again)
i didn’t get notifications about transfer case from TSC to NBC ( nothing) but yesterday i get email from uscis.. they will send me another appointment for biometric.
I do biometric already 2 times ( first on sept 2014 and second on june 2016)
Hey guys, I have a question. I'll be applying for i-485 application soon in few months. I am planning to send all the applications (i-485, i-131, i-693 and i-765) together. Can I add all these application in one large envelope? Please do let me know how to organize and send them.
juniormm23
New Member
Yes, they can, but as always they might be subject to questioning when they return, so it has to be well justified. In general, best practice is always avoid returning to the country of prosecution.
saraasyleee
New Member
Not yet.
In one week, it'll be six months since I responded to the RFE. My RFE had an officer code(person who's assigned to the case) I looked him up and found out that he takes four to six months to make a decision.
Also, if you get a medical RFE from service center, you'll wait longer to get your green card. There're asylum based 1-485 applicants like me who are waiting for USCIS decision 2 to six months. There's nothing we can do. We just have to keep waiting.
That’s not true tho!! Most of the people who got RFE from NBC or Texas service center they got their greencards in 1-2 months at max! I don’t know about your case but most likely after the RFE the majority get their greencards real quick!
mogulnew
Member
11/20/2021 - Fingerprint Fee Was Received.
06/06/2022 - e-request sent.
06/24/2022 - e-request answered.
10/10/2022 - 2nd e-request sent.
10/13/2022 - I made an appointment for a Tier 2 officer to call me.
My timeline is like that.
Could you please explain why do we have to wait till they send the RFE for the medical? We can send it with our i-485 application right.