Immigration Help Forum| Western Law Firm

Please help 🙏 I filed my asylum application in 2019 with the help of an attorney in Texas. When I filled out my application and my story, my attorney made some changes. Now, I’m planning to move to another state, transfer my case there, and hire a new attorney. However, my original attorney is not giving me details about what changes were made to my story. Is there any way I can find out what was submitted in my application by myself? Thank you 🙏

Yes, you can request a copy of your asylum application and case details by filing a **Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request** with USCIS. Use ......

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I married a U.S. citizen, but next month I have my individual hearing for my asylum case in Texas. However, we just moved to another state. How do I transfer my case to the state I moved to? I really need help. I don’t have a lawyer, and on the same day as my hearing, my marriage will be two years old. My wife is taking care of our son, and I am the only one working. I am worried about my situation, especially during this difficult time for immigrants.

To transfer your asylum case to the new state, you need to file a **Motion to Change Venue** with the immigration court handling your case. Since ......

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Hello, thanks for the support. My asylum was granted. Can anyone help me with how to bring my wife to the U.S.? What is the next step?

Congratulations on your asylum approval! To bring your wife to the U.S., you need to file **Form I-730 (Refugee/Asylee Relative Petition)**. The ......

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I need a favor. I entered the U.S.A in 2019. My hearing has been changed six times. My final asylum hearing was on January 24. After attending, the judge put my decision on hold and said the final decision would be made in March (after two months). Today, when I checked my case status, it shows a master hearing in September, even though I have already completed those in the past. Can anyone please explain the possible outcomes or help me out?

It is possible that the court system updated your case incorrectly or scheduled a follow-up hearing for administrative reasons. Sometimes, a mast ......

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I came legally and applied for asylum in 2017. On September 12, 2024, I filed a Mandamus lawsuit, and after five months, I received an interview notice in New York City at the Department of Homeland Security office on West Hudson St in Manhattan. My question is: why is my interview at the Department of Homeland Security office instead of the USCIS office in Long Island? I am really worried. Please help me, and thanks in advance.

It is not uncommon for asylum interviews to be scheduled at a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) building, as USCIS operates under DHS. Some U ......

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