Processing time for green card based on asylum

Asylee11 said:
yeah, i see 'em now interviewing most of the people for the GC but in the end, everything will be fine! do not let 'em scare y'all
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Exactly my point, if you go on REDDIT, everyone is unhappy or complaining from marriage based to EB , there isnt any aspect of the i485 thats going on smoothly
 
Hellosfo said:
Hi all, I received my rfe, It is for missing piece of information.
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what did your attorney say abt responding quickly, be careful , its not the same agent who will deal with your file always, if your asylum calendar is still far from one year , think carefully
 
Hellosfo said:
After submission of the rfe will they adjudicate with the decision or put it back in the line?
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It depends. If you missed an information and they sent RFE it might mean your case is still at NBC and they want to make sure all info are completed before sending it to your FO. You can ask Emma where your file is currently. Since your case was approved this year I’ll wait till the last 2 weeks to send your RFE to gain time. If you have a lawyer please refer to his advice
 
Ptania08 said:
It depends. If you missed an information and they sent RFE it might mean your case is still at NBC and they want to make sure all info are completed before sending it to your FO. You can ask Emma where your file is currently. Since your case was approved this year I’ll wait till the last 2 weeks to send your RFE to gain time. If you have a lawyer please refer to his advice
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What is FO?
 
Ptania08 said:
It depends. If you missed an information and they sent RFE it might mean your case is still at NBC and they want to make sure all info are completed before sending it to your FO. You can ask Emma where your file is currently. Since your case was approved this year I’ll wait till the last 2 weeks to send your RFE to gain time. If you have a lawyer please refer to his advice
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Thank you
 
Anyone here who filed in 2023 still waiting for the greencard approval? Mine was filed in August 2023. Fingerprints taken in 15 days from date of filing.
 
Shaun7556 said:
Is anyone here who filed in 2023 still waiting for the green card approval? Mine was filed in August 2023. Fingerprints were taken 15 days after the filing.
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I kindly encourage you to file a writ of Mandamus. It’s almost 2 years!!. Nowadays days USCIS only understands writ of Mandamus.
 
For anyone waiting on AOS, if you have patience, Use Emma, state your reason as inquiry, pray you get a kind agent, you will be told the last time your file was reviewed, tried it today and got cheering news.
 
Hi guys
My asylum was granted in Feb 2023 and I filed my i485 on April 2024
Fingerprint notice received on May 2024 and since then I am waiting for almost 14 months.
Any thoughts?
Should I wait more or can I file the mandamus?
 
Alal said:
Hi guys
My asylum was granted in Feb 2023 and I filed my i485 on April 2024
Fingerprint notice received on May 2024 and since then I am waiting for almost 14 months.
Any thoughts?
Should I wait more or can I file the mandamus?
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First thing is to check if you are eligible to raise a case inquiry , check processing times and input ur app date , it will tell you if eligible , do that first
 
ponpo said:
First thing is to check if you are eligible to raise a case inquiry , check processing times and input ur app date , it will tell you if eligible , do that first
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Save that money and wait more time. you are almost there. I got my GC after 15 months
 
Alal said:
I hope so. Thanks for the promising advice bro.
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I don’t want to scare you or encourage you to file a mandamus lawsuit, but based on data published by USCIS, green card processing for asylees and refugees has significantly slowed down as of April 2025. Typically, USCIS approves around 6,000 applications in March or February but t they only approved about 1,000 in April— an 80% decrease.
 
lotterywinnerof2023 said:
I don’t want to scare you or encourage you to file a mandamus lawsuit, but based on data published by USCIS, green card processing for asylees and refugees has significantly slowed down as of April 2025. Typically, USCIS approves around 6,000 applications in March or February but t they only approved about 1,000 in April— an 80% decrease.
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link?
 
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