Waiting Asylum decision
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Jasmin_Zara
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Hello, it is about 3-4 months. Which is the office?
Congrats!
8-4 every day, they give info only to the main aplicand and usually they don.t tell you anything diferent than what.s showing online .do the applicants usually get scheduled for the interview after you do your biometrics appointment or they aren't related ?
new applicant since may
I had my interview same month 2017, today i found out they are reffering me to court but they didn.t oficially made the decission oficiall yet
Hope you get your green card soon, i.ll have a longer jorney here
Hey really? How do you know that?I had my interview same month 2017, today i found out they are reffering me to court but they didn.t oficially made the decission oficiall yet
Hope you get your green card soon, i.ll have a longer jorney here
If your clock says stopped it should have changed after 2weeks at most. I mean you should have gotten two different mails.
1. Approval
2. A05 EAd
So I guess you should change when or walk in.
hello everyone, I had my asylum interview on August 2018, and since then I have been waiting fir the decision. I spoke to my attorney and talked her into making an inquiry on my case but she keeps telling me that the inquiry will require me to write another affidavit and submit more evidence so that the case will be processed. I asked her if there was no way to just send a letter or maybe call but she said no. I am really stressed about this. I have another status and I am not able to keep it anymore because it is costly and it is still valid but might not continue with it, cos my dad was the one helping me out but with the situation back home and the instability it has become very difficult. so I was wondering if that status I have prevents them from making or taking a decision. my interview was at Minneapolis and they said the head office is in Chicago.
busydoingnothin
Active Member
As far as I remember, my lawyer sent a letter to an AO on my behalf and we got a response almost right away.
WTF! I've never heard this term def check it with your lawyer or even google it if there is some info. might be just some website error
Do not panic. This isn't unusual. Some people reported the same. Few days later, the status returns back to normal. Probably, this happens when they are updating your information and status on the system. What is important for you now is to keep close monitoring for your mail. You will receive your decision and your A05 EAD in separate mails.
The online system should be used for guidance only. So does the phone system with your status. USCIS servers sometimes are down or, after your case is approved, your information is populating in all all federal databases. As has been advised elsewhere on this site, please do not panic when validation errors occur, or invalid case number errors occur...just as the sun will rise tomorrow in the east, after a few days, all will be back to normal. @sunny89, please do not supply wrong information to people, esp. if you are not sure. While you say you have never heard of the validation errors, us who have been working with USCIS for 12+ years, have heard about it a million times, have personally experienced it, and we know that it is normal. Good luck.
Actual humans enter information into the phone system....it is not automatic. This means that, there is always a delay in them updating the system A week or so from now, your case will be entered into the system, and you will be able to hear the status of your case. Use the phone system as guidance only.
The easiest way to know everything about your case is to show up at immigration court, talk to the clerk (yep, the clerk of court is the one who enters your infor in the phone system
), ask them about your case. The clerk of court is your friend: Your lawyer will submit the G-28 form to the clerk of court, you and your lawyer will make several trips to see the clerk of court ahead of your hearing, to submit evidence, to submit your case files, to submit all kinds of stuff. The government lawyers will also make the trips, to submit their evidence, etc., esp. damaging information. The clerk complies this, and submits it to the judge...who theoretically, reads all this ahead of your court date.
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