Asylee11
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Congratulationsssss! You been waiting forever!
Processing time for green card based on asylum
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so happy for you!! after all this time and hard work, I hope you're finding some time to celebrate!!
woohooo!!!Thank you for sharing. Can you please let us know how many days they give you time to respond to medical RFE?
they give you the deadline in the RFE notice they send you.
they are mostly interviewing applicants who are in the backlog, from earlier years. While it's not a rule, most applicants in the current cycle are not getting interviews unless there are red flags. But we never know what the "standard" rule of interviews is, however the experience went for someone else. They could ask random questions or just fact-check, but it is highly possible you won't be asked for an interview if your application is sound! I hope this helps!!
Thank you for reply. I understand that they will give me deadline. I just want to know from the person who received MEDICAL RFE and the time USCIS gave to respond. I don’t think same medical rfe will defer from person to person.
Bumfuzzle
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30 TO 90 DAYS, mine was 90 days time frame, [April 21, 2023 to July 19, 2023]. I just submitted mine on May 01, it was received on May 02 by FedEx overnight. I am waiting...., so fingers crossed !
Thank you so much for sharing. This information will help for me and group members to safely apply for green card before one year without fear being rejected. So 9 months is pretty safe. Good luck to you
Bumfuzzle
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I was interview on April 21, the immigration told me <<After 2021 most adjustments of status asylee based will be interviewed>>. A very few won't randomly be interviewed.they are mostly interviewing applicants who are in the backlog, from earlier years. While it's not a rule, most applicants in the current cycle are not getting interviews unless there are red flags. But we never know what the "standard" rule of interviews is, however the experience went for someone else. They could ask random questions or just fact-check, but it is highly possible you won't be asked for an interview if your application is sound! I hope this helps!!
Bumfuzzle
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No worries, you will be fine.
What is your Field Office ?
It is MSC
Bumfuzzle
Member
Mine also is the "MSC" but my file was transferred to the San Francisco field office, from where I was interviewed.
WOW. I did not know that asylum green card cases can be transferred to field offices. Mine last update was fingerprinted
Bumfuzzle
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Asylee11
Active Member
That’s not true at all ! That officer was full of bs. Asylum seekers before trump never had interviews for greencard then trump came and some folks got interviewed in his era but now only few people get interviews if they have red flags on the security questions regarding the i-1485 form.
that's true - that has been the "rule" so far. it would happen very rarely that you'd be selected for interviews.
yes, that's very true unfortunately for us! It's good to know that so that applicants adjust their expectations and not get anxious all the time about a perceived "delay." Hopefully the transfer will things faster!
XyzzYXyzzY
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Thank you buddythey are mostly interviewing applicants who are in the backlog, from earlier years. While it's not a rule, most applicants in the current cycle are not getting interviews unless there are red flags. But we never know what the "standard" rule of interviews is, however the experience went for someone else. They could ask random questions or just fact-check, but it is highly possible you won't be asked for an interview if your application is sound! I hope this helps!!