Should You Still Attend Your Appointments or Interviews During the Suspension?

If you are in the middle of a residency or asylum process and are called in for an interview, it is natural to wonder: Should you attend despite the current suspension?

The answer is clear: you should attend 100% of the time.

Why is missing the appointment a mistake?

If you fail to appear, immigration authorities may use that as grounds to deny your application, arguing that you abandoned the process. Simply claiming that "there was a suspension" will not be a sufficient argument to defend your case later.

The correct strategy is:

1. Attend the appointment: Let the immigration officer be the one to tell you in person if your interview has been postponed.
2. Show compliance: By attending, you create a record that you did everything necessary to continue with your process.
3. Stay calm: Remember that a postponement does not mean a denial; it simply means the case will be evaluated at a later date.

The most important advice is to be well represented and fully informed about your case.

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