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I need your help. I have an interview at the court in April. But my lawyer said it’ll be difficult since Trump and the judge might not like my case (LGBT 🏳️‍⚧️ case), so he told me to move my case to another state to buy more time. What should I do? Should I move the case to NYC or keep it in Philadelphia and go to court in April? I’m scared. I’ve been waiting for 6 years. I really need this. But I also don’t want to get denied by the judge. 🥲🥲 Thank you for your help in advance!

It’s understandable to be concerned, but changing venue just to delay the case can backfire. Venue transfers are not guaranteed and can take mo ......

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Hello, I entered the USA three months ago via the border with Mexico. I received parole and entered. The issue is that while trying to hire a lawyer, they told me my case is not with EOIR; instead, I have to send my I-589 to USCIS, though I have an A-number. I prefer defensive asylum, but the lawyer says it's going to be affirmative. How is that possible? Does anyone have experience with this? I need help, please.

Your lawyer is correct. Since you were paroled into the U.S. and **not placed in removal proceedings**, your asylum case will go through the **af ......

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I submitted affirmative asylum on October 1, 2024. I had my interview on November 6, 2024. My status first showed 'Decision is Pending,' but now it shows 'Application is Pending.' It has been almost two months since the interview, and I have not received a result. When will I get my result, and how long does it usually take? I contacted USCIS, and they said my application is pending (in review). Please help me.

There is no fixed timeline for receiving an asylum decision after an interview. While some applicants get a decision within a few weeks, others w ......

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Hi all. I am a green card holder (via asylum). My I-131 (travel document) is expired. I want to reapply. Will the travel document take as long as it took the first time? Or will the processing time be shorter? Location: NJ

As a Green Card holder through asylum, you need to file Form I-131 for a Refugee Travel Document (RTD). Processing times vary but generally remai ......

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I have done my interview last month after 5 years. I am waiting for my decision. But today the system is showing that my I-765 is approved and we sent a new card to my mail. I already have work authorization that expires in 2027. So I am confused about this action. Does anyone know about this?

It is possible that USCIS automatically renewed your Employment Authorization Document (EAD) due to the pending asylum case or as a standard upda ......

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