Immigration Help Forum| Western Law Firm

I need help with my situation. My asylum case was dismissed **without prejudice** by the judge in 2018, and I received Form I-797C from the court. My lawyer told me to do biometrics the next day, which I completed. Since 2018, I have been undocumented with no work permit, but I am still in the U.S. I also have a 3-year-old son who lives in the U.S. Any suggestions on what I should do next?

Since your asylum case was **dismissed without prejudice**, you may still have options. You should first check if you have any removal order or p ......

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I am an international student with a pending asylum application. Now I want to apply for EB-3 unskilled. Is it a wise decision? Please help me.

Applying for an **EB-3 unskilled visa** while having a pending asylum case can be challenging. EB-3 requires **labor certification (PERM) and emp ......

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Hello, I have a valid H-1B visa and SSN but no job. Due to my situation in my country, I have opted for asylum and completed biometrics a month ago. Do I still need to maintain my H-1B status to work, or should I wait for my EAD? Can I use my SSN to join a company for full-time W-2 employment (not on H-1B)?

Once you apply for asylum, you are not required to maintain your **H-1B status**, but if you let it lapse, you will no longer be in valid nonimmi ......

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I need help. I applied for asylum in December 2022 and got an EAD based on that. I recently applied to renew my EAD. However, the processing time on my timeline indicates 27 months. This is weird and unusual. I need my EAD within 3 months to remain at my job. What should I do?

EAD renewal processing times can vary, but asylum-based EADs (category C08) generally qualify for **automatic extension** for up to **540 days** ......

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Hi, please help me with advice. I am asylum pending and have an EAD and SSN. I work at a restaurant. I would like to know if I can proceed with an H-1B case if my boss sponsors me.

As an asylum applicant, you can technically apply for an **H-1B visa**, but there are challenges. Since the H-1B is a **nonimmigrant visa**, you ......

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