Waiting Asylum decision

Finally i see an update that decision is mailed. My clock stoped counting days 15 days ago but it was saying clock is still running but now today it says clock stoped. Can any body please tell me if its a good news or not?
 
Chokidar said:
Finally i see an update that decision is mailed. My clock stoped counting days 15 days ago but it was saying clock is still running but now today it says clock stoped. Can any body please tell me if its a good news or not?
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Because you received NOID before.
It can be an Approval or Denial.
 
Chokidar said:
Finally i see an update that decision is mailed. My clock stoped counting days 15 days ago but it was saying clock is still running but now today it says clock stoped. Can any body please tell me if its a good news or not?
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Can you give us the time line and office please
 
Hello everyone, my case been pending for over 640 days in Los Angeles asylum office, and I had my 3rd interview over a month ago. At the end of my interview the officer said he’s gonna prepare his report and give it to his supervisor at the end of the week, this was over a month ago. The asylum clock is still running but the days are not increasing for about past 2weeks. Does that mean I should expect a decision soon?
Also, I’m goin to have to move out of state just to start my Opt in 2 weeks, and I honestly don’t really want to do that. Is it a good idea to email asylum officer/supervisor and ask if there is anyway they could make a decision in 2 weeks, incase they are thinking about making a decision soon.
 
Wannabeasylum said:
Hello everyone, my case been pending for over 640 days in Los Angeles asylum office, and I had my 3rd interview over a month ago. At the end of my interview the officer said he’s gonna prepare his report and give it to his supervisor at the end of the week, this was over a month ago. The asylum clock is still running but the days are not increasing for about past 2weeks. Does that mean I should expect a decision soon?
Also, I’m goin to have to move out of state just to start my Opt in 2 weeks, and I honestly don’t really want to do that. Is it a good idea to email asylum officer/supervisor and ask if there is anyway they could make a decision in 2 weeks, incase they are thinking about making a decision soon.
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Wow ! You had 3 interviews. I don’t wnt to hurt you, but there is no use of emailing them and as usual their reply will be “background checking or decision pending”
I would say not to move for a different state until you receive your asylum interview decision because your case will get backlog in the new state. You have done 3 interviews and maybe you’ll receive your decision soon. It’s just my opinion you better do more research. If I’m in your situation I will wait till they make a decision to move for a different state.
 
I would if I could, but I need to move to start my opt and keep myself in status. The company is unfortunately is in another state. That’s part of the reason why I want to let the officer/supervisor now about my situation, maybe they would decide to prevent any complications or backlog. If I had my decision I would not work for that company and I wouldn’t need to move.
 
Wannabeasylum said:
I would if I could, but I need to move to start my opt and keep myself in status. The company is unfortunately is in another state. That’s part of the reason why I want to let the officer/supervisor now about my situation, maybe they would decide to prevent any complications or backlog. If I had my decision I would not work for that company and I wouldn’t need to move.
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My case has been pending for 471 days in Los Angeles office.
I think is better you Stay here and if you can، find another company . I really like to change my state but my attorney said don't move until I receive my asylum interview decision
 
Wannabeasylum said:
I would if I could, but I need to move to start my opt and keep myself in status. The company is unfortunately is in another state. That’s part of the reason why I want to let the officer/supervisor now about my situation, maybe they would decide to prevent any complications or backlog. If I had my decision I would not work for that company and I wouldn’t need to move.
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Can’t you try working from home? Or there is an option where you can rent a PO box in the state where you filed your asylum case. I understand your situation but please be little patience until the upcoming changes in the US government. Have a great day :)
 
Ze33 said:
Can’t you try working from home? Or there is an option where you can rent a PO box in the state where you filed your asylum case. I understand your situation but please be little patience until the upcoming changes in the US government. Have a great day :)
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Are you sure that there will be a change?
 
Wannabeasylum said:
I would if I could, but I need to move to start my opt and keep myself in status. The company is unfortunately is in another state. That’s part of the reason why I want to let the officer/supervisor now about my situation, maybe they would decide to prevent any complications or backlog. If I had my decision I would not work for that company and I wouldn’t need to move.
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My attorney said that it's ok if you move, as long as you maintain a mailing address in your current state. So, don't report the change of address but ask a friend to check your mail
 
niki1205 said:
Are you sure that there will be a change?
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Of course the election lol. Also this is not the right time to move the case for a different state by depending on a job because the economy conditions are really bad and we never knew who will lose their job. We are now struggling in between the election results and covid 19 pandemic. This is not the right time for big decisions.
 
msv5450 said:
My attorney said that it's ok if you move, as long as you maintain a mailing address in your current state. So, don't report the change of address but ask a friend to check your mail
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We should definitely report it. We can rent a PO box and give it as the mailing address. It will not be a problem. But we should check it regularly every month.
 
niki1205 said:
My case has been pending for 471 days in Los Angeles office.
I think is better you Stay here and if you can، find another company . I really like to change my state but my attorney said don't move until I receive my asylum interview decision
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I’ve been waiting for 13months Los Angeles office
 
Quick question to forum pundits. Does fees waived option only comes if you have applied for ead? I haven't applied for ead and i don't see my status changed to fees waived.
 
Chokidar said:
Quick question to forum pundits. Does fees waived option only comes if you have applied for ead? I haven't applied for ead and i don't see my status changed to fees waived.
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No if you already have an asylum pending case you will get an EAD under C08 category so if your asylum approved the officer will automatically applied to you an EAD under C05 category which is for people who got approved and they are not anymore asylee
 
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