why nobody could answer my questions except one did
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Lazerthegreat
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And that is the correct answer! Why are you so worried about getting GC? YOu can live like a GC holder and travel like a GC holder, what else? Do you want to travel back to your home country?
My friend,
Be thoughtfull before making your next move.
Life is full of ups and downs. Nobody is an exception even those with successful stories. Giving up your current stutus can really change your status quo and even your future? It is unkown. If you are half-way towards to your PR in U.S., look around and think about tens of thousands of folks who are in exact situation as yours.
Don't give up your goal and dreams indeliberately and unthoughtfully.
We have to make decisions in our real life: CRITICAL ONES VS. MINOR ONES. Decisions must be made correctly on cricital matters.
MMM,
There is lot of rationale to your post. You are thinking of abandoning your Asylum and head back to a third county? If, what I recall reading is correct, you must answer the following:
Did you look at the Annual Country condition report issued by the Department of Justice, United Nations, and Amnesty International? What specific improvements these reports refer to?
Is the leadership of the group you belong to, still reside overseas? Find answers to all of the above, it will help you make a consciences decision.
There is lot of rationale to your post. You are thinking of abandoning your Asylum and head back to a third county? If, what I recall reading is correct, you must answer the following:
Did you look at the Annual Country condition report issued by the Department of Justice, United Nations, and Amnesty International? What specific improvements these reports refer to?
Is the leadership of the group you belong to, still reside overseas? Find answers to all of the above, it will help you make a consciences decision.
kaoticfury
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what was your question？ 
MMM,
First of all, it depends on when you sumitted your I-485. But, if you think you can obtain legal status in another country where you will enjoy living, then you may want to withdraw your I-485 application. Even once you get your green card, you probably won't be able to go to your country. You will get legal status in any other country much faster and you won't have restrictions in terms of traveling. My application is about to be approved, and sometimes I think of just moving to another country.
Gino
First of all, it depends on when you sumitted your I-485. But, if you think you can obtain legal status in another country where you will enjoy living, then you may want to withdraw your I-485 application. Even once you get your green card, you probably won't be able to go to your country. You will get legal status in any other country much faster and you won't have restrictions in terms of traveling. My application is about to be approved, and sometimes I think of just moving to another country.
Gino