Boomboom123
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I didn't get fees were waived status but one section of my status says a new card is been printed. Did your status mention about new card been printed?
Waiting Asylum decision
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Ginger2016
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Thanks for your kind replay. Actually no status on the time line that says card being printed. Just the general status says " Decision Was Mailed" and this statement " and the USCIS portion of the EAD Clock is currently stopped". What does that mean?
msv5450
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Ginger2016
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Thanks for your kind replay. I hope it is an approval. It is San Francisco Office.
Timeline:
08/15/2016 Case was received.
09/19/2016 Bio-metric appointment
03/09/2019 Interview.
07/28/2020 Status was changed to " Decision Was Mailed"
Ginger2016
Member
If I may ask, what is the difference between NOID and DENY?
I am currently in status, and today my case status changed to "Decision Was Mailed" and EAD clock is currently stopped?
Boomboom123
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Click on your case number below that big message and u will see step by step status of your case
Ginger2016
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I did and most recent status, which is today says: " You completed your interview with USCIS"
Most likely you are approved. A Deny can only be issued after an NOID.
Since you didn't receive NOID and the clock is stopped. You are approved.
Could you share your timeline and the Office where you were interviewed? Thanks.
A friend wants to know, what does this mean?
You must have an application pending for at least 150 days before you can apply for a work permit, which is called an Employment Authorization Document (EAD). The number of days your case is pending is determined by the EAD Clock. The EAD Clock is calculated based on the total time your case has been pending for adjudication, which can be with USCIS, the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), or both. The EAD Clock does not include delays you caused or requested in the processing of your case before either USCIS or EOIR, which stop the EAD clock.Your case has been pending with USCIS for 664 days, not including delays, and the USCIS portion of the EAD Clock is currently running. If your case is no longer pending with USCIS, the time noted here may not be complete. For more information, please see the USCIS website.
Still in F1 status
interview Dec 2019
Decision mailed yesterday
You must have an application pending for at least 150 days before you can apply for a work permit, which is called an Employment Authorization Document (EAD). The number of days your case is pending is determined by the EAD Clock. The EAD Clock is calculated based on the total time your case has been pending for adjudication, which can be with USCIS, the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), or both. The EAD Clock does not include delays you caused or requested in the processing of your case before either USCIS or EOIR, which stop the EAD clock.Your case has been pending with USCIS for 664 days, not including delays, and the USCIS portion of the EAD Clock is currently running. If your case is no longer pending with USCIS, the time noted here may not be complete. For more information, please see the USCIS website.
Still in F1 status
interview Dec 2019
Decision mailed yesterday
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Ginger2016
Member
Thanks for your kind response.
Yes, I did NOT receive a NOID, but what little worries me is that, in the case status timeline, they did not mention that they are producing a new EAD card for me or like what others usually get " Fees Were Waived". I am not sure why?!.
Here is the timeline (SF Office):
Case received 08/15/2016
Biometeric 09/27/2016
Interview 03/12/2019
Status changed to "Decision was mailed" 07/28/2020
HoustonAssi
Active Member
I see decision was received after over a year. Is this kind of delay normal?
Guys, can you pls post if your decision was delayed?
Ginger2016
Member
The decision is usually taking longer time when the applicant from countries where background checks need more info.
HoustonAssi
Active Member
Did you get any update?
NOID. Get ready for a rebuttal letter.
Which office
HoustonAssi
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In order to get asylum for your dependents/spouse, they should be added to your application before approval. After approval, you won't be able to add dependents/spouse. Is that right?
HoustonAssi
Active Member
Thanks for explaining precisely !!
I deleted the previous post because I read 2 comments for you in 2 different places and I get confused. Anyway, I am re-posting it for other people who may want to know about i-730.
If your dependents, spouse and children, were in the US, applicant has to include them in his application. They perform fingerprint and should be present in the interview. And if the applicant granted asylum, the whole family will granted as well. On the other hand, if either spouse or children isn't in the US, the member who is not in US will be mentioned in the application, but will not grant the asylum if the main applicant has been granted it.
In this case, the applicant should file i-730 for this family member as an asylee derivative.
If the i-730 was granted, the derivative will be issued a visa to enter US and then apply for EAD immediately and permanent resident after 1 year.