America first
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My I-485 has been pending for almost two years since the immigration judge granted my case. I requested an I-551 (ADIT) stamp so I could apply for a REAL ID, but USCIS scheduled me for biometrics!
I have a question. My I-485 has been pending for almost two years since the immigration judge granted my case. I requested an I-551 (ADIT) stamp so I could apply for a REAL ID, but USCIS scheduled me for another biometrics appointment. Is this normal?
Asylum
Based on grant of asylum more than 1 year ago
Total Days: 634 days
Case
2024-10-25
Today
I-485
634 Days
National Benefits Center: I-485
Timeline Map
2024-10-25
I-485
Submission to USCIS
2024-11-25
I-485
D+31
Biometrics, i.e. fingerprint and photo
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mo OUMAR13h
to get real I’d ur don’t need green card u can do it with ur i94
mo OUMAR13h
u can’t get i551 stump until ur green card get approved
sarah heips13h
you can’t request ADIT stamp if GC is not approved yet
America first13h
I went to the DMV to apply for a Real ID, but they asked for a stamped I-94, which DHS provides after asylum is approved.
sarah heips12h
@America first ok that’s not the same as adit stamp. you probably got approved through the judge and they wanted your new I-94 that shows you were granted asylum
mo OUMAR12h
@America first so take that paper and go to them
mo OUMAR12h
DMV
America first10h
@sarah heips yes i googled its i94 stamped as asyless
America first10h
@mo OUMAR i took all the paperwork however they ask for this particular document
MM Khan .7h
If you have asylum but your I-485 has not yet been approved, you are not eligible for an ADIT stamp simply because your adjustment application is pending. ADIT stamps are generally issued only after someone has already become a lawful permanent resident.
MM Khan .7h
While your I-485 is still pending: You cannot get an ADIT (I-551) stamp because you are not yet a lawful permanent resident. Continue using your current asylum-based documents, such as your EAD and Refugee Travel Document (if issued)
