First, let me say that the EAD asylum clock is a headache for most people including judges and USCIS.
Second, call 1-800-898-7180 and listen to the options, key in your A#. Then there are some options about processing times, you should be able to hear how many days have elapsed. If not, you can call the court house and ask to speak about your case and whether the clock has stopped. This is your immigration court clock but from my experience USCIS bases their EAD clock off of the immigration court clock for calculating the 150 days before you can apply for the EAD.
Once you do this, then you will know if it is running or if you need to try to get it restarted.
Good luck!
Ruby
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