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PostingsUSCIS Discontinues Affirmative Asylum Interview Scheduling Bulletin
AILA Doc. No. 18013139 | Dated January 26, 2018 | File Size: 517 K
Download the DocumentStarting 1/29/18, the Asylum Division will give priority to the most recently filed affirmative asylum applications when scheduling asylum interviews. USCIS notes that workload priorities related to border enforcement may impact the scheduling of new applications for interview within 21 days.
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