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Jamesjack
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Posted on 12-12-25 10:33
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Hello Sathiho , I need good suggestion. If I file EAD (Asylum) , and if they call for biometrics , will be there a trouble. Please give good suggestions and informations. Thanks .
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Kaji khadka
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Posted on 12-12-25 11:16
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jhinga jaali maa pare pacchi, makura le jaana din cha hola ta? All the same, you never know...most probably nothin will happen unless you got criminal record. Best of luck!
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Posted on 12-12-25 12:18
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Depends on if you had previous EAD.
First, find out your 150-day asylum EAD clock. Then check when you most recently filed for a TPS EAD. If it falls within the allowed time frame, USCIS will reuse the same biometrics. Applicants from other countries who previously filed TPS EADs and later filed for asylum have also received notices stating that USCIS will use biometrics from their existing records. This can speed up your work permit process.
There is no need for “if this, if that” thinking or unnecessary worry. Your own jinx can be your worst enemy.
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