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Hello guys! It’s been almost one year of waiting game , I’m loosing my patience. My timeline: got approved on 12/7/2017 ( asylum based) , applied for GC on 11/30/2018 TSC .
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Hello, good people!
Anyone received a GC from TSC recently? When did you file?
I filed in May 2019, no news so far. Status states "processing".
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Originally posted by chaddhaaman View Post
Thanks for your reply, but when ever i asked they say you are not able to use your national passport to travel if you are LPR in direct reason of asylum you have to use TD to travel.
can i make appointment with immigration to confirm. i just asked one of the attorney he says we can travel but it could be problem its safe to travel on TD.....
STILL CONFUSE....
At the end of the day, you decide which works for you.
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Originally posted by mekus21 View Post
Is Thailand the country of persecution (COP) you claimed asylum from? If not, you may travel freely with your TD. However, the TD is NOT a US passport and if no visa is required for US citizens, you would need to obtain a Thai visa on your travel document to be able to use it to travel, because you are not yet a citizen.
If Thailand is visa-free for Indian citizens, you still may be able to use your Indian passport to travel to Thailand. You need to understand that, and it was made clear by USCIS, all green card holders are free to travel the whole world with their national passport. A former asylee who adjusted to green card holder has voluntarily 'dis-availed' himself of his asylee status and its protections thereof, and has become a permanent resident just like others, and is free to travel around the world with their national passport or a TD if they choose. However, excessive multiple travels to and/or extended periods of stay in one's COP might be a possible cause for concern during the citizenship interview. One or two trips to COP isn't usually an issue at the N400 interview, especially if well explained why you had to travel and actions you took to keep yourself safe while there. Several permanent residents based on asylum with one or two trips to their COP have obtained citizenship recently without any issues whatsoever.
https://my.uscis.gov/exploremyoption...anent_resident
can i make appointment with immigration to confirm. i just asked one of the attorney he says we can travel but it could be problem its safe to travel on TD.....
STILL CONFUSE....
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Originally posted by Mouhannad View PostHello everyone,
my timeline is:
- on May 16 2018 i-485 application receive to NSC (live in Portland, Oregon)
- on October 31 2018 interview was done
- the status now “Case was transferred for jurisdiction”
I did submit 2-3 e-requests but the only response (pending).
it’s now 18 months of waiting.
a question for the people who got their approval after more than a year of the application, is it possible to receive the approval without retaking the medical, or They will ask me to take the medical again?
Thanks
2. How was your experience with interview? What did they ask?
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Originally posted by Mouhannad View PostHello everyone,
my timeline is:
- on May 16 2018 i-485 application receive to NSC (live in Portland, Oregon)
- on October 31 2018 interview was done
- the status now “Case was transferred for jurisdiction”
I did submit 2-3 e-requests but the only response (pending).
it’s now 18 months of waiting.
a question for the people who got their approval after more than a year of the application, is it possible to receive the approval without retaking the medical, or They will ask me to take the medical again?
Thanks
Asylee-based I485?
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Originally posted by mekus21 View Post
This usually happens if the USCIS officer reviewing the file doubts the merit of the asylee's status and transfers the application to her asylum office to re-evaluate the applicant's asylum status for a final review.
Has anything significantly changed between your times of grant of asylum and application for I485? For example, asylum was obtained based on sexual orientation but you are now married to the opposite sex as of filing for the green card? Or asylum obtained based on religious persecution (minority Christian in a majority Islamic country) and you now practice Islam?
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Hello everyone,
my timeline is:
- on May 16 2018 i-485 application receive to NSC (live in Portland, Oregon)
- on October 31 2018 interview was done
- the status now “Case was transferred for jurisdiction”
I did submit 2-3 e-requests but the only response (pending).
it’s now 18 months of waiting.
a question for the people who got their approval after more than a year of the application, is it possible to receive the approval without retaking the medical, or They will ask me to take the medical again?
Thanks
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Originally posted by mekus21 View PostNew Card Is Being Produced
On November 14, 2019, we ordered your new card for Receipt Number LIN1234567890, and will mail it to the address you gave us. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.
Goodnews in the house!!!
TIMELINE:
SENT APPLICATION: JUNE 10, 2019
APPLICATION DELIVERED (AT NSC): JUNE 19, 2019 (as per tracking info)
NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE (AT NSC): JULY 19, 2019 (applied with a fee waiver, took about 1 month from package delivery at USCIS to be approved and for the case to be in queue)
BIOMETRICS APPOINTMENT: AUG 20, 2019
GREEN CARD APPROVAL: NOV 14, 2019
Overall, the processing took less than 4 months from application acceptance to green card approval. My sister is expecting her green card in the mail in a few weeks!
For those still waiting, please hang in there! Goodluck
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Originally posted by alexkim View PostCase Was Transferred To An Asylum Office
On February 21, 2019, we transferred your Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, Receipt Number #0000000000, to an asylum office for processing. That office will mail you a decision or send you a request if it needs something from you.
Has anybody had same status as me? I wrote dozen letters to Asylum Office and they said: "Your application is under review". Almost 9 month gone and nothing changed
Has anything significantly changed between your times of grant of asylum and application for I485? For example, asylum was obtained based on sexual orientation but you are now married to the opposite sex as of filing for the green card? Or asylum obtained based on religious persecution (minority Christian in a majority Islamic country) and you now practice Islam?
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