Processing time for green card based on asylum
- Thread starter oliver_68
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Got approved two days ago for asylee-based green card with no interview. Best of luck to everyone waiting for their case to get settled.
Timeline:
11/27/2024 Case Was Approved
11/26/2024 We ordered your new card.
10/11/2024: RFE received
08/02/2024: Request for medical RFE.
11/29/2023: USCIS used my asylum case biometrics
11/6/2023 USCIS received my case
Timeline:
11/27/2024 Case Was Approved
11/26/2024 We ordered your new card.
10/11/2024: RFE received
08/02/2024: Request for medical RFE.
11/29/2023: USCIS used my asylum case biometrics
11/6/2023 USCIS received my case
Congrats! Thanks for sharing.
Sure no issues I just submitted the application will update doon
Once I get the N400
Interview date will post it here it’s almost 35 days now no response yet
dashakerch
New Member
good luck!
in a genuine way!Johannita226
Active Member
Uscis page has al the documents needed it
Hi, I saw update that from 12.02.2024 I-693 must be filed at the same time with I-485!
ALERT: Effective Dec. 2, 2024, if you are required to submit Form I-693, or a partial Form I-693 (such as the Vaccination Record), you must submit it with your Form I-485. Otherwise, we may reject your Form I-485.
ALERT: Effective Dec. 2, 2024, if you are required to submit Form I-693, or a partial Form I-693 (such as the Vaccination Record), you must submit it with your Form I-485. Otherwise, we may reject your Form I-485.
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Thanks what ever happens it will happen to the bestgood luck!
okay. thanks
Hello Everyone,
I am asking this on behalf of my friend. My friend is a dependent of his wife's asylum case and holds a green card and refugee travel document. He went to the COP due to an emergency with his green card and refugee travel document. But his home country sent his refugee travel document to their country's US embassy because they believe it is not a valid document to travel and they haven't seen a US RTD before, but we know people who traveled to this particular country with the RTD safely and came back to the US safely. Is it safe for him to go to the US embassy and get his refugee travel document back will it cause any issues?
For your information, his wife, the principal applicant, did not travel to the COP. Please advise them on this critical situation they are facing. In my opinion, I don't think their COP immigration officers have the right to do this because RTD belongs to the USCIS. Please advise and we would truly appreciate it. That family is going through so much mental stress.
I am asking this on behalf of my friend. My friend is a dependent of his wife's asylum case and holds a green card and refugee travel document. He went to the COP due to an emergency with his green card and refugee travel document. But his home country sent his refugee travel document to their country's US embassy because they believe it is not a valid document to travel and they haven't seen a US RTD before, but we know people who traveled to this particular country with the RTD safely and came back to the US safely. Is it safe for him to go to the US embassy and get his refugee travel document back will it cause any issues?
For your information, his wife, the principal applicant, did not travel to the COP. Please advise them on this critical situation they are facing. In my opinion, I don't think their COP immigration officers have the right to do this because RTD belongs to the USCIS. Please advise and we would truly appreciate it. That family is going through so much mental stress.
lotterywinnerof2023
Member
Follow up with your congressman, at this step he might help youIm now on 120 days after uscis received my rfe medical exam and still no update
Hello,
For anyone filing an I-485, make sure you have included the I-693 Medical, otherwise USCIS will reject your application. Most asylees are not submitting the medical on purpose to receive an RFE and cause a delay, especially if the case has been picked up before the one-year mark. Here is a new article released yesterday: USCIS Now Requires Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record to Be Submitted.
I hope this helps!
For anyone filing an I-485, make sure you have included the I-693 Medical, otherwise USCIS will reject your application. Most asylees are not submitting the medical on purpose to receive an RFE and cause a delay, especially if the case has been picked up before the one-year mark. Here is a new article released yesterday: USCIS Now Requires Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record to Be Submitted.
USCIS Now Requires Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record to be Submitted with Form I-485 for Certain Applicants | USCIS
We now require certain applicants filing Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, to submit Form I-693, Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record, with their Form I-485 or the Form I-485 may otherwise be rejected.
www.uscis.gov
I hope this helps!
Asylee11
Active Member
Why from the start did he put himself in something like that! Why go COP before becoming a US citizen!!!! Very wrong decision no matter what was the emergency but nothing deserves this risk!