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In this video, U.S. Immigration Attorney Sonu Lal from Gehi and Associates explains the critical differences between the consequences of an I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status) denial and an asylum application denial. Many applicants worry about the possibility of receiving a removal order following a denial of their I-485 application. It's important to understand that:​

I-485 Denial: A denial of your I-485 application by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) does not automatically result in a removal order. However, if you are not maintaining a valid underlying status (such as H-1B or F-1), you may begin accruing unlawful presence, which can lead to removal proceedings. It's crucial to assess your current immigration status and take appropriate action, such as refiling the I-485 or exploring other legal remedies. ​

Asylum Denial: In contrast, if your asylum application is denied by an immigration judge during removal proceedings, it typically results in a removal order. This means you are ordered to leave the United States, although there may be options to appeal the decision or seek other forms of relief. ​
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Understanding these distinctions is vital for making informed decisions about your immigration journey. If you have questions about your I-485 application, asylum case, or any other immigration matters, please reach out to our offices for personalized assistance.

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