Immigration Help Forum| Western Law Firm

Hello, I have been on pending asylum for about 2 years now. I want to apply for a travel document to visit my mom, who also fled our home country to the UK. Will re-entry be a problem?

Traveling while your asylum case is pending carries risks. You must apply for and receive Advance Parole (Form I-131) before leaving the U.S., bu ......

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Hello! I had my asylum application granted in June 2019. Then I applied for the I-485 (permanent residence - green card) in September 2020. I have already completed fingerprinting, but my green card has not arrived yet. Is there anything I can do to speed up the process? Thanks in advance.

Your I-485 application has been pending for over three years, which is beyond normal processing times. Here are some steps you can take: 1. **Ch ......

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Hello, my asylum interview is scheduled for June 2025 at the Chicago Asylum Office. What documents do I need to bring, and any tips for a successful interview?

**Required Documents:** - Interview Notice - Form I-589 & supporting evidence - Passport/ID - Work authorization (if available) - Updated evidenc ......

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Hello, my asylum case has been pending since 2017. My employer is sponsoring me for EB-3, and I need to depart to a third country for consular processing after my I-140 was approved, according to my lawyer. I had a valid F-1 visa when I applied for asylum, but I currently have no legal status. My questions are: - How difficult is the consular interview? - What questions will I be asked? - How long will I stay there? - What documents will be required? Has anyone experienced a similar situation? I would appreciate any advice. Thank you.

Consular processing for an EB-3 visa can be challenging, especially if you have accrued unlawful presence in the U.S. Since your asylum case has ......

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Hi! I applied for asylum three months ago and had an interview one month ago in San Francisco, CA. How long does it take to get approved? When will I receive a notice or some updates?

Asylum case processing times vary. Typically, after an interview, a decision can take a few weeks to several months, depending on case complexity ......

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