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Getting approved for asylum used to mean your green card interview was mostly a formality
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August 12, 2026
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1:26Now PlayingGetting approved for asylum used to mean your green card interview was mostly a formality. That's changed. Interviews are now mandatory, and officers are going through your entire immigration history looking for inconsistencies. 📋 A mismatch between what you said in your asylum interview years ago and what's in your file now can lead to a denial, and in serious cases, USCIS can move to revoke your asylum status altogether. This is not the moment to walk in unprepared. ⚠️ For help with your asylum case, send the word "CONSULT" to me in a direct message.
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