After USCIS cancels your asylum interview, you can typically expect a new date within a few weeks —
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1:11Now PlayingAfter USCIS cancels your asylum interview, you can typically expect a new date within a few weeks —
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as posted by the channelAfter USCIS cancels your asylum interview, you can typically expect a new date within a few weeks — but not always. Some cases slip through the cracks and drag on much longer than they should. If you haven’t heard anything within a couple of weeks, don’t just wait — follow up. And if you applied for asylum years ago and it’s been over a month since your cancellation, you may have legal options available to you. ⚖️ A mandamus lawsuit can be a powerful tool to force action on a delayed case, and it’s never too late to bring in legal help. No matter where you are in the process, there are steps you can take. 💼 To learn more, leave the word “MANDAMUS” in the comments.
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