Immigration Help Forum| Western Law Firm

Can an asylum seeker get Pregnancy Emergency Medicaid? We have only one breadwinner with a low income, just surviving.

Yes, in most states, asylum seekers can qualify for Emergency Medicaid, including pregnancy-related care, regardless of immigration status. Eligi ......

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I applied for asylum, completed my biometrics, and am now waiting to apply for my SSN and work permit. I was on an F1 visa but stopped attending college before applying for asylum. Now I want to return to college. What should I do, and will I pay tuition as an international student or as a domestic student?

Since you stopped attending college, your F1 status may no longer be valid. To return, you will need to check with your college about re-enrollme ......

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My asylum EAD application has been pending since January 24. It has been almost 36 days. When can I expect to receive my EAD card?

Asylum-based (C08) EAD applications typically take 3 to 6 months to process, though some are approved faster. Since it has only been 36 days, you ......

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My EAD card status shows 'Card Was Produced' online, but I have only received my SSN by mail. When can I expect to receive my EAD card?

Once your EAD status shows 'Card Was Produced,' USCIS typically mails the card within 5–10 business days. You should receive a tracking number ......

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I am helping a seriously disabled asylum seeker who has no use of his legs due to polio. In Haiti, he was regularly harassed by a man named Ti Jacques, who would take his crutches and demand money to return them. However, he did not mention this in his asylum interview or show his polio-affected legs with braces hidden under his pants. The interviewer denied his asylum claim. I’ve noticed that many gang members in Haiti have names starting with 'Ti' (e.g., Ti Gabriel, Ti Lapli). Does this suggest that Ti Jacques, who took his crutches, was a gang member too?

While the prefix 'Ti' (meaning 'little' in Haitian Creole) is commonly used in gang names, it is not definitive proof that Ti Jacques was a gang ......

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