Can you share which Asylum office?
Waiting Asylum decision
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Which Asylum office?
AlexusHome
New Member
Office doesn't matter. Because the NTA was issued by DHS. And NTA was issued in 10 days after the annual fee was paid.
Hi Angella,
Any updates on your case?
Hello! any
Updates?
Hi any updates?
Thanks for your message
Waiting since November 2024 is really too long.
Did you try anything to request adjudication from USCIS?
I’m just asking to know if you tried any steps so I can understand your experience.
For me, I’ve been waiting since January, and honestly that is also madness.
This delay is really frustrating.
1 mail to USCIS in June 25 - no answer
1 email to USCIS in November - answer: Decision is pending.
Representative - no response.
Want to try ombudsmen, but a little later, because I already sent one request for my EAD renewal - applied 15 month ago and still no decision.
Moh.mohamed83
New Member
We are in same boat
I applied for EAD renewal September 2024 and still pending
Asylum interview in March 2025 decision pending to application pending to decision pending and its stock on application pending for 2 months.
just I share my experience so far with asylum journey hope we all get good news soooooon .
Thanks
thank you for sharing.
the part with EAD renewal is aseptically frustrating
)Interesting! It looks like an internal directive prevents officers from granting asylum or adjusting status for nationals of travel ban countries, which currently number up to 36 (it's said the list will increase to 60 countries). If an officer wants to grant asylum or a green card(it's said doesn't apply to those we were granted Asylum already but who knows), she needs to get permission from HQ, which could take an unknown amount of time, and why would an officer even bother? So, essentially, one-third of all countries could be affected, but we will never know. Honestly, this is sad for all those who have been waiting for so long.
www.asylumist.com
The Travel Ban Comes Home
Last summer, the Trump Administration implemented a travel ban to block or restrict nationals from certain countries from entering the United States. The ban was justified based on “national …
Moh.mohamed83
New Member
More pressure
Johannita226
Active Member
All this time, they had never interfered with asylum applicants or asylees, because none of us had ever committed any major violations. But now, because of what happened with that person from Afghanistan, they are pausing all asylum decisions. I imagine that the approvals they were giving will also be put on hold, and now it feels like we are becoming a new target.
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yeah, this is tough. The pressure on the asylum process has been increasing, and each day, i read more bad news. it's systemic dismantling of all avenues of relief. The problem is that, even if one holds on for the next three years, hoping for a change in administration...the next administration always strugles, or are always reluctant, to undo these policies. It's never easy to go back to the way things were. wishing the best for everyone waiting.
