@khal mann File mandamus lawsuit as soon as possible. Talk to your lawyer. Hopefully you get the interview in few weeks after filing the lawsuit. That’s your best option here.

ya...I need at least 5k which I don't have sadly

11 years , how is it possible? Try to find who can help you with mandamus, check paralegal or someone affordable for you.

request the congressman to help you get an interview date. this is soo long

ik guys...it's crazy long and I'm so stressed about the whole situation. I'm already contacting a congressman this week but highly doubt they'll even help.

My family and I filed our asylum case back in 2016. It took us almost eight years to get the interview and one year to receive the approval decision. For the first five years, I didn’t do much because everyone, including my lawyer, kept telling me that this was a normal time frame and that my family and I were stuck in a loop. I asked my lawyer to request an expedited review from USCIS regarding my case, but the firm declined to take the risk for some reason. So, I typed a letter and mailed and emailed it to my USCIS case center. I also reached out to my local congressman and the Ombudsman’s office simultaneously. By doing all this, I received my interview letter within 7-9 months and the approval in 8 months. I suggest you try these methods for yourself and see if they work. Please consult your attorney to see if they are willing to assist you in this without any extra charges.

I will try that

You can file mandamus as pro se, and get assistance with it as this person did, and it's not expensive, you will get a decision within 60 days https://www.lawfully.com/community/posts/new-card-is-being-produced--i-485-here-we-go--finally--vwJRkV4XswCSCFNgFC2j1g==