Good Morning, I have been followed up this forum few months already and I read many articles you guys posted and discussion are knowledgeable and useful therefore it is possible can share your though and experience about my situation here.
I am Asylee and granted my Asylum last year 2014. I am going to apply my Green Card mid of this year 2015. Let me describe about my story here. My last entry to USA was November 2003 and remain presence inside USA mainland and never travel abroad. I filed my Asylum after 10 years and granted 3 months later. I filed my Asylum case over a year deadline and I was using Exceptional Circumstances and finally USCIS accepted it and granted my Asylum. My Asylum case is based on "Membership in a particular social group" category.
I was using my B2 tourist Visa entry to USA (lawfully presence that period) and over-stay (unlawful) more than 10 years. Here is my concern question:-
1. I read many articles are regarding "inadmissibility" matter for 3 years and 10 years bar. Although someone already as an Asylee but is over-stay within lawful period inside USA will caused the problem or ineligibility to apply Green Card in future. I was definitely over-stay more than 10 years. I have no idea my case here will consider as an "inadmissibility"? Someone said No and someone said "May be". As what I know, as an Asylee, it will be automatically fully protected by USA and everything will be restart again after the Asylum status granted, am I right? Would it be affected my Green Card Application?
2. Also, I read that majority Asylee obtained their Green Card between 6 months to 12 months period. I do not have any criminal record and as clean as white paper in the past (just over-stay consider unlawful presence), would it be possibility to delay my Green Card processing time longer?
I wish and glad to hear from you guys and others experience here.
Regards,
Wynn
I am Asylee and granted my Asylum last year 2014. I am going to apply my Green Card mid of this year 2015. Let me describe about my story here. My last entry to USA was November 2003 and remain presence inside USA mainland and never travel abroad. I filed my Asylum after 10 years and granted 3 months later. I filed my Asylum case over a year deadline and I was using Exceptional Circumstances and finally USCIS accepted it and granted my Asylum. My Asylum case is based on "Membership in a particular social group" category.
I was using my B2 tourist Visa entry to USA (lawfully presence that period) and over-stay (unlawful) more than 10 years. Here is my concern question:-
1. I read many articles are regarding "inadmissibility" matter for 3 years and 10 years bar. Although someone already as an Asylee but is over-stay within lawful period inside USA will caused the problem or ineligibility to apply Green Card in future. I was definitely over-stay more than 10 years. I have no idea my case here will consider as an "inadmissibility"? Someone said No and someone said "May be". As what I know, as an Asylee, it will be automatically fully protected by USA and everything will be restart again after the Asylum status granted, am I right? Would it be affected my Green Card Application?
2. Also, I read that majority Asylee obtained their Green Card between 6 months to 12 months period. I do not have any criminal record and as clean as white paper in the past (just over-stay consider unlawful presence), would it be possibility to delay my Green Card processing time longer?
I wish and glad to hear from you guys and others experience here.
Regards,
Wynn
Yes, fortunately I have not left USA after accruing the unlawful presence. I have been living at USA almost 12 years without travel abroad outside USA. I definately will not travel outside USA now before I obtained my Green Card.