Cases when online filing of Form I-589 Asylum application is permitted
The USCIS expanded online filing options for Form I-589 asylum applications, but still, there are cases when online filing is prohibited. Lear more.
The USCIS expanded online filing options for Form I-589 asylum applications, but still, there are cases when online filing is prohibited. Lear more.
Form I-730 is for asylees and refugees to request follow-to-join benefits for relatives, starting from January 31, 2023, must be filed with the Texas Service Center.
Get familiar with 5 scenarios on how the USCIS handles Form I-589, affirmative asylum applications, depending on whether the applicant has an NTA.
In Matter of J-G-P-, the BIA addressed the asylum time bar and a withholding claim based on a particular social group (PSG) in Mexico, rejecting both applications.
The Ninth Circuit held in Jang v. Lynch that a national of North Korea who is firmly resettled in South Korea is subject to the firm resettlement bar to asylum.
This article explains eligibility for refugee status, the refugee application process, and refugee status for someone admitted as a refugee
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