hello, yes it was different officer and it wasn't long maybe two hours, they had some questions to clarify. second interview was in july still waiting.
Waiting Asylum decision
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Seems USCIS has just stopped functioning. Seems there is an unofficial position to stop/block people applying for asylum. This is very bad. How can applicants wait for 4 years waiting for a decision?1868 days still pending
Good luck, hope you hear from them soon. The people I talk to say that now the wait is for a new administration to come in and clear this backlog. + It's not just for asylum applicants, but delays are across all petition categories, from greens cards to citizenship. They are forcing people to wait up to two years or more to complete the citizenship process. Anyway, good luck!
Please don't fail to go pick it up. Delay might stop your clock.
If you are the one that filled it, then say it was a mistake when you get to the asylum office for interview. They will have to ask you if you are the one that filled it or someone helped you and also if you reviewed it before filing then you can point out the mistake to them. You will be fine they will correct it.
Don't worry, your I -94 is there it shows when u entered US
Am wowed dear thanks for this
born_refugee
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If you have a valid EAD and Social Security Number, they can't reject you. When you applied for asylum?
msv5450
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Yes. This is a VERY common problem to encounter. There is no guarantee that you can stay in the US and it doesn't make sense for many employers, especially tech and IT industries, to hire asylum seekers. Simply because they don't want to spend time and money on training you and then you end up getting deported from the US.
msv5450
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That's for the case when you have been granted asylum and you have an asylee EAD and not a pending asylum EAD
Fingerprints are valid for 15 months from the date of processing by the FBI. As you filed your case in August 2018, it does fall under that time frame, this is normal. But we don't know about your case, maybe FBI needs to double check your fingerprints as there are some doubts about the first ones. Same with the interview, was your wife part of the statement? maybe they need to verify some information. Were you is status when you filed your case?
I know fingerprint valid for 15 months but they asked only my wife biometric and interview we applied August 2018 and still decision pendind
Am not sure how they know you have pending asylum they cant reject you
Could be 2 months to one year , mine was 10 months after the interview , from iraq
Hi, (my husband ane me) have a pending decision asylum since April 2019. we file i 765 for ead on November, my i 765 was denied since december 12th and i don't receive the notice yet, or the i765 for my husban stay in the stay *finger review was completed) since december 5th.
My husband is the principal applicant for the asylum, and me the derivative.
it's normal that my i765 for ead was denied?
My husband is the principal applicant for the asylum, and me the derivative.
it's normal that my i765 for ead was denied?
msv5450
Active Member
I have seen EAD applications being denied only if the applicant requested an EAD earlier than 150 days. They will reject your application even if your applied one day before reaching 150 days on your clock. However, you said you waited from April until November which is more than 5 months