USCIS Opens Asylum Office in Charlotte
Official release from USCIS News, not original reporting. Charges are allegations unless a conviction is stated.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is opening an asylum office in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Beginning Oct. 13, 2026, aliens residing in North Carolina or South Carolina who have filed or are filing for asylum will fall under the jurisdiction of the new Charlotte Asylum Office and may be scheduled to appear for interview at this location. If you applied for asylum and USCIS schedules you for an asylum interview, carefully review your interview notice for important information about where to appear for your interview.
The physical and mailing address for the Charlotte Asylum Office is:
Interviews and other services are by appointment only. Asylum offices do not accept walk-ins. See the Asylum Office Locator for more information about asylum office locations.
For accessibility and accommodation requests, please visit our Disability Accommodations for the Public webpage. For more information about what to expect at your affirmative asylum interview, see our Preparing for Your Affirmative Asylum Interview webpage. If you need to reschedule your interview prior to your appointment, call the USCIS Contact Center at 1-800-375-5283.
Source attribution
- USCIS NewsUSCIS
Original source links
- USCIS News: Original source
About this story
Text of the official government release (public domain), quoted as published — attributed above. · North Carolina
Issued by: USCIS News. Selected by InstaBriefs for relevance to our readers; not original reporting or independent verification. Charges described are allegations unless a conviction is stated.
Every story is attributed and linked to its original source. Editorial standards
Related briefs
Judge Blocks Expediting Migrant Children’s Asylum Cases, For Now
According to New York Times U.S.: Lawyers for the children praised the pause on fast-tracked interviews of unaccompanied minors, calling it a blow against the Trump administration’s “deportation assembly line.”
Video shows ICE agent pointing handgun in face of North Hollywood bystander
According to Los Angeles Times California: Video shows ICE agents detaining a man in North Hollywood, and then pointing a handgun directly in the face of an apparently unarmed bystander during a tense encounter.
Para que conste: El hombre de Fresno deportado por ICE tenía antecedentes de cruces ilegales
According to CalMatters: This article is also available in English. Read it here. Un inmigrante deportado, cuyo perfil fue publicado en un artículo de CalMatters a principios de esta semana, no reveló sus antecedentes penales ni su historial de deportaciones a nuestro medio de comunicación.
Minnesota Declined to Buy a Prison for $75 Million. D.H.S. Paid $495 Million.
According to New York Times U.S.: The recent purchase of the prison to hold immigrants is among the acquisitions facing scrutiny in the Trump administration’s mass deportation push.