6. When to file for a work permit?

You can apply for a work permit 150 days after you submit your asylum application.

However, suppose you move to another state and, therefore, another court location. In that case, you should apply for your work permit in your new Immigration Court location. This way, it will not stop your asylum clock.

Please see the instructions in the ASAP video Apply for a work permit

How to fill out a work permit application (Form I-765) as an asylum seeker

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7. If you move: You need to change your address and request a new court location

You will need to submit a form called EOIR 33 and submit to:

Immigration Court, 

Government attorney office (prosecutor.)

Note: Changing your address and court venue delays your work permit clock. Therefore, it is advisable to apply for asylum at your final destination. However, if you are asked to present before the Court at another location, you must be present on the given date, or else you will be marked "in absence" and placed in deportation proceedings.

This video shows how to change address and how to change court location Watch here.

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8. If you are under ICE Supervision or ISAP (Intensive Supervision Appearance Program):

It is important to know that Immigration Court hearings are different from the appointments for check-ins you have with ICE. In general, ICE offices and the Immigration Courts do not coordinate together about your case. The ICE agency is independent from the Immigration Court.

This is an alternative program to being detained. ICE OR ISAP will supervise you to ensure you appear at your asylum hearing. It is very important to follow the instructions and appointments they are giving you.

Do everything possible to not miss any Court hearings and check-ins with ICE.