Case Processing

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Ahmi Ahmi
1h
Interview Done.
I have completed my interview. officer gave me letter and said we send you decision by mail. Your case is being held for file review in order to prepare a decision. You will be advised by mail as to a decision on your application. No additional information is necessary from you at this time, however, if upon further review, additional information or evidence is required, you will receive a notice in the mail. Please respond to any requests in a timely manner. Failure to do so will result in denial of your application. Please allow 120 days from today's date before making a written inquiry on your case. anyone have idea how long they took approved this case.

Asylum

Based on grant of asylum more than 1 year ago

Total Days: 1037 days
Case
2023-04-13
Today
I-485
1037 Days
National Benefits Center: I-485
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A ATHIYUR
6h
I-693 Medical exam retake
Hi All, I filled GC in EB1C on October 2022 . The medical exam that I had submitted in 2022 have got expired and I am asked to retake it for myself and my family members. I am planning to do the below steps for my dependants and myself, kindly confirm Schedule medical exams for myself and each dependent with a USCIS‑designated civil surgeon. Obtain the sealed envelopes from the civil surgeon for each individual. The RFIE states: “You must submit the original form… in a sealed envelope from the Civil Surgeon.” I will keep each envelope separate and attach the corresponding RFIE notice for that person. Prepare four individual response packets, each containing: The sealed I‑693 envelope for that applicant A copy of that applicant’s RFIE letter The RFIE emphasizes: “Please do not forget to include a copy of this letter with your response.” Place all four individual packets into one shipping box and send the package via express courier to the address listed for courier deliveries:
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Leo B
12h
Fabricated Stories and Lies
Let’s stop spreading fear, anxiety, and panic about immigration. Yes, we are living in uncertain times. Yes, immigration policies can change. But constantly sharing unverified stories and exaggerated claims is not helping anyone especially undocumented immigrants and VAWA applicants who are already under emotional stress. I keep seeing posts about people with VAWA being detained at airports, pressured to say they weren’t abused, or being automatically denied re-entry. Is it possible that issues can happen? Yes. But how common is it really? Where is the verified proof? I personally know people who have traveled outside the U.S. with VAWA cases and were admitted back without threats, intimidation, or drama. Their experiences matter too. When we spread every story we read online without confirmation, we create fear where there may not be facts. We are already living in trying times why add imaginary situations and fabricated stories to the burden? Let’s be responsible. Let’s verify before we amplify. Let’s share resources, not rumors. Let’s encourage people to consult qualified immigration attorneys instead of relying on anonymous posts. Fear spreads fast. But so does faith, truth, and community support. If we truly care about each other, we should protect each others peace but not to fuel it with anxiety. Let’s keep the faith and keep the fire burning.
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