Monday, April 1, 2013

applicant from West Africa #2

The Asylum Officer asked:
1] why do you want asylum?
2] why was mother killed?
3]how do you know agents of government killed mother?
4] agents came to your house in July 2012? your sister was there? the agents punched you, but not sister? why?
5] how did sister escape without harm?
6] what physical harm did you suffer/
7] did you suffer any economic harm?
8] did you suffer any emotional harm?


when did you apply for a visa?
What questions were on the form you filled out?
What were your answers?
at the interview, what questions did the Embassy lady ask you?
What were your answers?
What documents, such as photos, licenses, bank account statements, did you give to the Embassy lady?
What lies did you tell to the Embassy lady? Why did you lie?
So, you lied to a US government official? I am a government official; are you lying to me?

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tell me about all of your international travel!
What stamps are in your passport? what does each stamp mean?

questions asked of an applicant from west Africa

The Asylum officer asked:
1] can you repeat what it says on page one of your application? when did you last leave your country?
when did you enter the USA?
2] what is your tribe? what is your religion?
what is the Date of Birth [DOB] of your husband? of child #1? of Child #2?
3] what was your last address in your country/
4] what was the highest education you had?
5] who was your last employer? when did you stop work? when you quit, what did you tell your employer? did you tell employer you were quitting and going to the USA, and maybe never returning to your country?
Who helped you prepare your application?
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did you have any difficulties getting your passport?
did you have any difficulties departing from your country?
You say your government hates you, and is angry at you? Really? if so, how come government gives
you a passport when you ask?
How come government allows you to travel out of the country when you want?
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Were you a member of any groups, or political parties in your country?
Are you a member of any groups, or political parties here in USA?why not?

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Asylum officer questions to an African

The Asylum Officer asked:
1] who helped you with your application? did she read it back to you, in your language?
2] why did you obtain your passport?
3] who lives with you, now? who lived with you at Address #2?
4] when did you first feel fear? why didn't you flee immediately?
5] you say that Smith was gay? how did anyone know that fact?
6] were infiltrators/spies/informers [ISI] at the meeting?
7] you believed that one man was an informer, for the government? why did you think that?
8] where did you sleep at night, for each day in December 2012?
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when did you decide to go to USA?
what preparations did you do?
is Form DS-160 an application for a tourist visa?
Does the asylum officer have a copy of it?
You forgot what you wrote down in DS-160? So, the asylum officer knows more than you do, about your application?
What lies did you tell in the DS-160?
During your face-to-face interview at US Embassy, what more lies did you tell?
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Tell me about your last day in your country. How come you were not arrested at the airport, as you departed?

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

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bia-assessment

activist from Cameroon loses

The Asylum Officer asked: 1] why did you join the UDC? what was your role? did you hold office? 2] you were arrested, but then your government issued you a passport anyway? Your government is pleased to do favors for you, such as giving you a passport when you ask? 3] you were arrested in Feb. 2008? what did the police ask you, inside the prison? The police asked you to join the ruling party? why? 4] you had big injuries, you went to the hospital, but you have no hospital records? did you even TRY to get hospital records? = = in May 2010, government killed Ngota Ngota? why? what did Ngoto do before he was killed? what did your government believe about Ngota? -tell me about all of your international travel! You were given one-year residency in Cape Verde? why can't you live there forever? = = you were arrested in 2008? why not flee immediately from the dangerous country? Between 2008 and 2010, things got better, or things got worse? why were you inconsistent? they were better in some ways, but worse in other ways? Why was your oral testimony different from your written statement? you forgot what you had written in the statement? you were too busy to read it before your interview? -is there anything else?