trust me everyone knows here how it works, no need to post ChatGPT texts here 🤣

@God Bless America This is not a chatgpt post. I've been in the immigration system long enough to do my own research while working with my attorneys for my own case and what would happen if it went each way. I've been sharing information here long before chatgpt. If my posts don't help you, that's okay. I'm here for those who need information, while advising them to seek legal recourse before they make their decisions. If that's not you, it's okay. Ignore, rather than trying to be smart. ✌️

Lol 😆 Don’t lie to yourself at least. Clearly your comment differs in style and writing from the post you shared. And nobody asked you how it works anyway, don’t try to be smart here. Have a blessed day Chat GPT

@God Bless America my comments and posts differ because they depends on whether I'm responding to someone or giving information to those in the same situation. This post was clearly not for you but someone else in a different thread. You're one who has never offered advice. Only asked for advice for your case. You only take and never give. And you dare criticize someone whose main activity here has been helping others more than asking for help? This says more about you. But sure, keep being smart. At the end of the day, you're still reading these posts. Continue the negativity. I won't partake in it. Like I said, I'm here for those who've walked a similar path as I have, and it's with them that I share what I've gathered on my own path. You're clearly here for the wrong reasons. We're not the same. Enjoy your negative life. ✌️

@Lilo Pelekai all info are welcome! 🤝

@R R Thank you very much! 🤗

ok chat gpt ;) 😆

@Lilo Pelekai thank you for sharing.

@sam Sam: You're very welcome. Please, keep us updated. We're rooting for you!

@Lilo Pelekai sure and please post informations we definitely need them.

@sam Sam I sure will! (Nice color change. 🙂)

how long take a asylum green card we apply may2024 my asylum granted april 2024

@Love singh: Did you mean May 2025? Because if your asylum was granted in April 2024, then you’ll be eligible to apply for the green card one year later—so either April or May 2025, depending on the exact date listed in your asylum approval notice. Once you apply, processing times vary by location, but 8 to 24 months is typical. Delays depend on a few factors: your case, your field office’s workload, and the fact that USCIS is severely understaffed right now. If you applied a month after being granted asylum, then USCIS may deniy that case as under INA §209(b), you haven't met the 1-year requirement, yet. ------- INA §209(b): Adjustment of Status for Asylees An individual who has been granted asylum may apply for a green card after 1 year of physical presence in the U.S. following the asylum grant. To qualify, the person must: • Have been physically present in the U.S. for at least 1 year after being granted asylum. • Continue to meet the definition of a refugee. • Not have firmly resettled in another country. • Be admissible to the U.S. for permanent residence (or qualify for a waiver if inadmissible).

mam my casee granted april 2024 we apply green card may2024 i years ago already my satus show me were taken fingerprints

and i have one more question mam

my green card apply new york my adress new york im working onther states EAD card we have problem??

tell me ??

@Love singh: I've already answered you. USCIS is probably not going to approve that green card case because you applied one month after being granted asylum, and not one year. Another thing they might do if they don't reject this case is that they will sit on it until you have been an asylee for a full year, at least, before they do anything with the case. And if that's the case, then it could take up to two years if not longer from April or May 2025. Please, refer to my answer above, and check with a licensed immigration attorney for any other concerns you may have.

my lawyer told me you have i94 you apply right way but now im sacred??

@Love singh Your lawyer might have misguided you. You applied too early. Your asylum approval notice is clear, and so is INA §209(b). At the time you applied, you were NOT eligible. So, IF you're lucky, USCIS will sit on your case until you become eligible and then they'll adjudicate it whenever they decide to work on it. Adjudication can be either positive or negative. But the most likely scenario is that they might reject your case and you'll have to apply again as you didn't meet the requirements to apply for it when you did. Good luck.

Anyone with a situation like mine? in removal proceedings for denied asylum, appealed it but its still pending since 2020, presently married to my husband and filed for adjustment of status and i-130, will one be deported in a situation like this.

@Love singh how did you get your new i94?

@Lilo Pelekai when asylum is granted us a new i84 sent automatically?

yes send automatically

after one month

@Oliver Farm : Yes, if USCIS grants the asylum, they will send by mail the approval letter with the I-94 attached to it. The I-94 will have written/stamped on it that the recipient is an asylee, and the expiration date will show "indefinitely" and/or "D/S". A new EAD with category A05 will also automatically be created and sent by email. If asylum is granted by the immigration court (defensive asylum), those paperworks are not automatic. The new asylee must request/file for them with USCIS.

@me me : Your situation depends on a lot of factors. If your husband is a US citizen, and you're in removal proceeding, your burden of proof for the adjustment of status will be much higher than any other cases. One can still be deported in your situation. It would be safer and best to proceed with a licensed immigration attorney in that situation.