Intent to Terminate Asylum

[Emmam 0]

I was granted asylum on June 2002 along with my husband and son. After a year I filed for my green card and did the biometric but never received it. Three years ago my son got involved in an illegal acts that my husband took him and went back to my country, I refused to leave with him since I also have my daughter "my daughter was born here in the state and has the citizinship" and got scared from the consequances from leaving without any permission. Several days ago I received a letter from the immigration for "Intent to terminate my Asylum" saying that I had fraud in my application.

I'm confused now and don't know what to do!! I can't go back to my country, I'm scared that I will get harmed despite the fact of the hardship that my daughter will face when we return.

please advice what to do!! can I remove my husband and my son names from the asylum application since I'm the principle and the application was accepted due to harm that I received back in my country.

I talked with a lawyer but she didn't give me any information since we don't know what evidance that the immigration had to say that I had fraud in my application!! We did sent for FOI to get more info and we also asked for extension for my hearing. it's been a week since we mailed the paperwork.

Please give me some advice what's my chances to cancel that note?? What should I do?? Is removing my husband and my son names from the application will help?? I tried several sites and did a lot of research but got nowhere!! I couldn't find anything to help me!! PLEASE advice and help

[Chuckles 0]

My knee jerk reaction after reading your message is, find a good attorney.

I don't usually advocate lawyers, but in your case, there are too many complications to trust yourself with handling this.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

moved from "Removal of Conditions" forum as "Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits" is more appropriate.

To the OP, good luck with your situation. Once you find out through the FOIA what they believe is fraudulent you will be in a better situation to address the issue. I agree that good legal representation is a good idea for your circumstances.

[KIMCORENE 0]

Just a thought, but it may be as a result of your husband and son returning to your home country...if you're seeking asylum from a country then in the eyes of USCIS, it's because you are afraid to return, so that may have something to do with it. Just a thought.

[^KK^ 3]

Oh boy...this can't be a good situation. I pray and wish you the best.

KK