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USCIS has opened a new asylum office in San Antonio, and if your case is currently assigned to the
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2:13Now PlayingUSCIS has opened a new asylum office in San Antonio, and if your case is currently assigned to the Houston Asylum Office, this change could affect where your interview is scheduled. ⚠️ Beginning in late May 2026, applicants under Houston’s jurisdiction may now be assigned to either Houston or San Antonio for their affirmative asylum interview. Here’s where many people could get caught off guard. 📄🚨 USCIS is using the Houston Asylum Office’s address as the mailing address for interview notices related to San Antonio. That means your notice may look like it came from Houston even though your actual interview location is in San Antonio. Don’t assume your interview is in Houston just because that’s the return address on the letter. 🛡️ Read the entire notice carefully and find the physical address where USCIS instructs you to appear. That is the only address that matters on interview day. Showing up in the wrong city could result in being marked as a no-show, and a missed asylum interview can lead to your case being closed or referred to immigration court. ⏳ Recovering from that mistake can be difficult and, in some cases, impossible. If you have an attorney, make sure they are aware of this change. 👨⚖️ If you’re handling your case on your own, pay close attention to updates like these. Small administrative details can put an asylum case at risk, but they are often preventable when caught early. If you need help with an asylum case, please send the word “CONSULT” in a direct message. 💬
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