The asylum office, belonging to the Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), will move headquarters to Tampa this week. The current location will close on November 29, while the new location will open on December 11. Its address will be 3924 Coconut Palm Drive, Tampa, Florida 33619.
As of the aforementioned changes, the asylum office in Tampa will not have hours available for walk-in visitors until December 13. An official statement from USCIS clarifies that the move will not affect the jurisdiction. That is, the new headquarters will receive asylum applications submitted by people living in western and northern Florida. The same will happen with respect to residents in certain parts of the center of the orange state.
Asylum seekers who are scheduled for an interview should carefully review their notification. You can use the Asylum Office Locator This way you will save time and not miss the trip. Likewise, you have the option to better prepare for your appointment through the help of USCIS and its website. How to prepare for your Asylum interview.
USCIS explained that the new address will provide an updated and improved environment for processing asylum applications. The Office reminds applicants and all interested parties to be aware of the changes. It is also imperative that they follow the instructions provided by the agency to ensure a smooth transition.
USCIS clarifies on Form I-94
USCIS recently explained the process related to Form I-94. The document in question is essential for Cuban migrants who are in the process of entering the country through an appointment with CBP One.
The clarification provides guidance that simplifies the understanding and handling of this relevant record of arrival and departure into the country. The aforementioned Form is available in electronic and paper format. It plays a fundamental role, it is proof of the immigration status or category of the foreign citizen while in the United States.
