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title: A301_Biographical_Summary tags:

  • Biographical
  • Personal-Information Section:
  • A_Timeline & Biograhical

Personal Information

Full Name: Zaitullah Jan Khebarkhil
Primary Alien Registration Number (A#): 141-029-165
Date of Birth: January 1, 1997
Age: 28 years old (as of 2025)
Country of Origin: Afghanistan
Province of Birth: Khost Province
Ethnicity: Pashtun
Religion: Muslim

A-Number Map

Purpose: USCIS/DOS have issued multiple A-numbers across different filings. This map consolidates them for reference until USCIS formally merges them.

Source / ContextA-NumberNotesDate(s)
Original (OAW Parole / SIV file)A141-029-165OG number, shows up on most early docs (I-94, parole, early SIV/TP filings).20250514
20250820
Latest Receipt (I-360 / I-765)A236-243-267Number printed on USCIS receipt notices for current filings.20250913
I-589 Online App (Asylum)A244-153-0333Number generated by online asylum system; likely temporary until merged.
I589 - Application for (Asylum)A236-243-267Number listed on ASC Appointment Notice and20250917

⚠️ Note: USCIS will eventually consolidate under one “master A-number.”
👉 Always use the A-number printed on the receipt notice for the filing you are responding to.

Family Background

Parents

  • Father: Dawood Jan
  • Mother: Bibi Shahida
  • Location: Mocubal Khederkhil, Khost, Afghanistan

Siblings

  • Sisters (3): Zaikia, Nahpiza, Kahkiza (all residing in Khost Province, Afghanistan)
  • Brothers (6):
    • Mahmur Jan, Zaperla Jan, Badcha Jan (residing in Dubai, Emirates)
    • Misapher Jan, Rafiola, Raimallah (residing in Khost Province, Afghanistan)

Spouse and Children

  • Wife: Name not specified in available documents
  • Children: At least one child (mentioned as remaining in Afghanistan during evacuation)
  • Current Status: Family remains in Afghanistan, facing ongoing threats

Education

  • Primary Education: Muhammad Sadiq Roji School, Khost Province, Afghanistan
  • Period: 2003-2011 (completed Grade 9)
  • Reason for Discontinuation: Financial constraints
  • Language Skills:
    • Native: Pashto
    • English: Learned and improved in the United States

Employment History

Afghanistan (2003-2021)

  • 2003-2019: Worked at Parchun Store in Khost, selling tea, rice, and phone cards
  • January 1, 2020 - August 31, 2021: Security Officer with Khost Protection Force (KPF)
    • Badge Number: LOS304324-20200217062200-00046
    • Location: Camp Chapman (FOB Chapman), Khost Province
    • Duties: Safeguarding US soldiers, gate security, overwatch, scouting operations
    • Employer: US Embassy, Kabul Annex, Afghanistan

United States (2021-Present)

  • July 2022 - July 2023: Associate at Harlan Bakery, Indianapolis, Indiana
  • October 2023 - December 2023: Temporary worker at Ingram Micro, Plainfield, Indiana
  • December 2023 - January 2024: Peak season worker at Amazon, Whitestown, Indiana
  • June 2023 - Present: Rideshare driver (Uber, DoorDash, Lyft), Indianapolis, Indiana
  • July 2024 - Present: Assistant for QiAlly LLC, Indianapolis, Indiana
  • June 2024 (Brief): Temporary labor for MS Inspection and Logistics, Indianapolis, Indiana

Immigration Journey

Entry to United States

  • Date of Entry: August 31, 2021
  • Entry Status: Operation Allies Welcome (OAW) parole
  • Entry Document: I-94 656166455a2
  • Evacuation Route: Afghanistan → Qatar → Germany → United States

Resettlement Timeline

  • September 2021 - January 2022: Fort McCoy, Monroe County, Wisconsin
  • December 22, 2021: Departed Fort McCoy for Indianapolis, Indiana
  • May 2022 - June 2022: Brief placement in San Antonio, Texas
  • June 2022 - July 2024: 701 E 21st St, Apt 20, Indianapolis, Indiana
  • July 2024 - Present: 4817 Shadow Pointe Dr, Indianapolis, Indiana
  • Current Status: Asylum applicant (I-589 filed September 5, 2025)
  • Previous Applications: Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) - denied July 10, 2024
  • Employment Authorization: Multiple EAD renewals (C19, C11 categories)
  • Driver’s License: Indiana (renewed July 30, 2025, valid until 2025-07-30)

Service with U.S. Forces

Military Service Details

  • Unit: Khost Protection Force (KPF)
  • Position: Security Officer (Chapman/BCP)
  • Duration: January 1, 2020 - August 31, 2021 (approximately 20 months)
  • Location: Camp Chapman, Khost Province, Afghanistan
  • Badge: LOS304324-20200217062200-00046

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Direct protection of U.S. military personnel
  • Gate security and access control
  • Overwatch and surveillance operations
  • Scouting missions in hostile territory
  • Safeguarding Afghan civilians from Taliban attacks

Danger and Sacrifice

  • Close Calls: Narrowly avoided being shot during hillside scouting mission
  • Colleague Losses: Two colleagues killed (one shot, one abducted and killed)
  • Personal Risk: Daily exposure to Taliban attacks and threats
  • Family Targeting: Taliban threats against parents and extended family

Current Life in America

Residence

  • Current Address: 4817 Shadow Pointe Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46254
  • Mailing Address: 701 East 21st St, Apt 20, Indianapolis, IN 46202
  • Duration: Since July 2024

Community Integration

  • Friendship: Close relationship with Cody J. Rice-Velasquez (US citizen, advocate)
  • Support Network: Affidavits from former Afghan National Army soldiers
  • Language Development: Continuous English improvement
  • Cultural Adaptation: Active participation in American society

Challenges and Struggles

  • Legal Uncertainty: Awaiting asylum decision after SIV denial
  • Employment Instability: Multiple temporary and gig economy jobs
  • Family Separation: Inability to reunite with family in Afghanistan
  • Trauma: Ongoing effects of military service and persecution
  • Financial Stress: Working multiple jobs to support himself

Character and Values

Personal Qualities

  • Loyalty: Demonstrated through faithful service to U.S. forces
  • Courage: Risked life daily to protect American soldiers and civilians
  • Resilience: Overcame persecution and displacement to build new life
  • Work Ethic: Maintained employment despite legal and language barriers
  • Integrity: Honest and forthright in all dealings

Contributions to America

  • Military Service: Protected U.S. personnel during dangerous operations
  • Economic Contribution: Tax-paying worker in multiple industries
  • Community Integration: Positive relationships with American citizens
  • Cultural Bridge: Represents the best of Afghan-American partnership

Immigration Timeline and Current Status

✅ Completed / Past

  • Aug 31, 2021: Arrived in U.S. under Operation Allies Welcome parole (I-94 valid until Aug 30, 2023)
  • Dec 2021 – 2024: Resettlement across WI, TX, IN; multiple jobs
  • Jul 10, 2024: COM denial (first SIV attempt)
  • Aug 28–30, 2025: I-589 asylum package signed & submitted
  • Aug 25–26, 2025: Support letters submitted (Bahar, Kheber)
  • Aug 26, 2025: RFE issued for I-765 (work permit)
  • Aug 30, 2025: I-589 cover letter dated (filed with Chicago Asylum Office)
  • Sep 2025: I-360 (new SIV petition) filed with COM approval letter

🔄 Current (Active Filings)

  • D.I765R — RFE response to be filed (deadline ~Nov 17, 2025)
  • D.I360 — SIV petition filed, awaiting USCIS review
  • D.BMV — Packet to support Indiana driver’s license appointment (Sep 2025)

⏳ Upcoming

  • E.DS260 — After I-360 approval, NVC assigns case #. DS-260 filed + civil docs uploaded. Embassy interview scheduled
    • Medical Exam (Consular): Only after interview notice. Book with panel physician 1–4 weeks prior
  • F.I485 — Adjustment of Status (only if USCIS permits in-U.S. processing)
    • Medical Exam (I-693): If pursuing AOS, complete with civil surgeon. Valid as long as I-485 is pending (if signed after Nov 2023)
  • G.N400 — Citizenship application (3–5 years after PR status)

🗓️ Projected Dates (Approximate)

  • Nov 2025: I-765 RFE response deadline
  • Mid 2026: Potential I-360 adjudication
  • Late 2026: DS-260 + consular interview
  • 2027: Possible green card issuance (via consular or I-485)
  • 2030–2032: Eligibility for N-400 naturalization

Asylum Application

  • Filing Date: September 5, 2025
  • Basis: Past persecution and well-founded fear of future persecution
  • Evidence: Extensive documentation of service, threats, and country conditions
  • Status: Pending decision from Chicago Asylum Office

Supporting Documentation

  • Identity Documents: Birth certificate, Tazkira, various IDs
  • Service Records: Badge, employment verification, colleague affidavits
  • Threat Evidence: Taliban targeting, family persecution
  • Character References: US citizen affidavits, professional testimonials
  • Country Conditions: Current Afghanistan situation reports

Generated: January 27, 2025
Comprehensive biographical summary compiled from asylum application materials, timeline records, and supporting documentation for Zaitullah Jan Khebarkhil.