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asylee driver license
Missouri is only now for some reason doing 1 year driver license for approved Asylees they said it was change for every body because of the real id new rules and the homeland security office… anyone knows about it ? or this is too new ? have any asylees here got their one year driver license ? now we used to have 6 year here in Missouri but now it’s only one year
need help with 485
Hi,
I had my interview on 21st july for my I485 and it went well but my polio vaccination was pending as it was not done with the medical so they asked me to resubmit my medical and said will let you know once we receive it. I have already mailed my Medical with polio the next day and they received it on 23rd july but the status has not changed since then and haven’t received any response from them. So can I do something or need to wait?
and how long I have to wait for it?
I’m curious to see others’ timelines.
I’m looking for others in a similar situation — my case starts with IOE, it’s at Texas Service Center, and it’s been pending for 6 months now. This is for an L1B extension. Has anyone else been waiting this long? Would love to hear your timelines and any updates you’ve received.
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Intracompany transfers
Total Days: 244 days
Case
2025-02-14
2025-10-16
I-129
244 Days
Texas Service Center: I-129
Asylum case approved today
My brother in law asylum approved today interview did May 12 and case approved August 12. I added his case on my Lawfully App and I received a notification that the case update from Decision is pending to Fees Were Waive for Work Permit EAD. I’m so happy for him 🙏
Asylum
Based on grant of asylum more than 1 year ago
Total Days: 2247 days
Case
2020-09-14
Today
I-765
2193 Days
I-485
473 Days
I-730
391 Days
I-131
350 Days
Arlington Asylum Office: I-765
National Benefits Center: I-485
Texas Service Center: I-730
Nebraska Service Center: I-131
you are so close to the finish line.
I know this immigration process has been dragging on for years and every delay, mistake, or abrupt answer from USCIS feels like it chips away at your energy.
It’s completely normal to feel like giving up when it’s constant stress and you’re not getting clear answers. But giving up now would mean throwing away all the years, money, documents, and emotional strength you’ve already put in — and you are so close to the finish line.
