I Applied for Asylum, But My Work Permit Hasn't Arrived Yet

Many people file their asylum applications with individuals who are not authorized to practice or handle immigration matters in the United States, and unfortunately, they do not receive proper guidance.

When a case is filed with the Asylum Office and there is also a case in immigration court, it is crucial to file the case in court as well. Why? Because this starts the asylum clock. In fact, 150 days must pass on this clock before the applicant can apply for a work permit. It is essential to receive proper guidance throughout these processes. If you need help with your asylum case or any other immigration matter, please do not hesitate to contact us.