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Hi, I have questions about Guam, USA.

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I came to Guam for ask Asylum, my paper came from USCIS and I already have my biometric done, so now I wait for my interview. I just want to ask, can I go to California now and to have my interview in California? If yes I want understand, how I can go to California, what kind of indentification do I need for buy ticket to ride in the airplane from Guam to California? Thank you so much.

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Leonard Boyer ·
You should consult an immigration attorney in Guam before you do anything. Do not take any chances.
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Cameron Huey ·
I agree with my colleague. Also you HAVE TO HIRE an immigration attorney for asylum. An asylum attorney can help you establish you have a credible fear of returning to your home county. An attorney attend the interview, argue after the interview, help you locate actual evidence, follow up with USCIS and actually advise you. A good way to be sent to removal proceedings would be to show up to the interview and tell an unsubstantiated story to an unsympathetic USCIS officer.
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