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title: “ZJK Client Profile” description: “Personal and professional profile for Zaitullah Jan Khebarkhil” visibility: private nav: auto tags: [zjk, client, profile, personal, immigration] published: true date: 2025-01-27 last_updated: 2025-01-27

ZJK Client Profile

Personal Information

Basic Information

  • Full Name: Zaitullah Jan Khebarkhil
  • Preferred Name: ZJK
  • 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

Alien Registration Numbers

  • Primary A-Number: A141-029-165 (Original OAW/SIV)
  • Current Filing A-Number: A236-243-267 (I-360/I-765 receipts)
  • Asylum A-Number: A244-153-0333 (I-589 online system)

Contact Information

Current Address

  • Residence: 4817 Shadow Pointe Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46254
  • Mailing Address: 701 East 21st St, Apt 20, Indianapolis, IN 46202
  • Phone: [To be documented]
  • Email: [To be documented]

Emergency Contacts

  • Primary Contact: Cody J. Rice-Velasquez (US Citizen, Advocate)
  • Family in Afghanistan: Parents and siblings in Khost Province
  • Family in Dubai: Brothers Mahmur Jan, Zaperla Jan, Badcha Jan

Immigration Status

  • Status: Asylum Applicant (I-589 filed September 5, 2025)
  • Entry Date: August 31, 2021
  • Entry Status: Operation Allies Welcome (OAW) parole
  • Entry Document: I-94 656166455a2
  • Current EAD: Valid work authorization (multiple renewals)

Immigration Journey

  • Evacuation Route: Afghanistan → Qatar → Germany → United States
  • Resettlement: Fort McCoy, WI → San Antonio, TX → Indianapolis, IN
  • Previous Applications: Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) - denied July 10, 2024
  • Current Applications:
    • I-589 Asylum (filed September 5, 2025)
    • I-360 SIV petition (filed September 2025)
    • I-765 Employment Authorization (RFE response pending)

Professional Background

Military Service (Afghanistan)

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

Employment History (United States)

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

Education & Skills

Education

  • Primary Education: Muhammad Sadiq Roji School, Khost Province, Afghanistan
  • Period: 2003-2011 (completed Grade 9)
  • Reason for Discontinuation: Financial constraints

Language Skills

  • Native Language: Pashto
  • English: Learned and improved in the United States
  • Proficiency: Conversational to fluent (continuously improving)

Professional Skills

  • Security Operations: Military security and protection experience
  • Customer Service: Retail and food service experience
  • Logistics: Warehouse and distribution experience
  • Transportation: Rideshare and delivery services
  • Administrative: Office assistance and support

Family Background

Parents

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

Siblings

  • Sisters (3): Zaikia, Nahpiza, Kahkiza (all 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)
  • Current Status: Family remains in Afghanistan, facing ongoing threats

Current Life in America

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

Service with U.S. Forces

Military Service Details

  • 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

Recognition and Documentation

  • Service Records: Comprehensive documentation of military service
  • Character References: Multiple affidavits from US citizens and colleagues
  • Threat Evidence: Documentation of Taliban targeting and persecution
  • Country Conditions: Current Afghanistan situation reports

Active Cases

  • I-589 Asylum: Filed September 5, 2025, interview scheduled
  • I-360 SIV: Filed September 2025, awaiting USCIS review
  • I-765 EAD: RFE response pending (deadline ~November 17, 2025)

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

Client Relationship with QiAlly

Service History

  • Start Date: July 2024
  • Role: Assistant for QiAlly LLC
  • Services Provided: Administrative support, case management assistance
  • Relationship: Professional working relationship with ongoing support

Current Support Needs

  • Immigration Case Management: Ongoing support for multiple immigration applications
  • Document Preparation: Assistance with case documentation and filing
  • Legal Coordination: Coordination with immigration attorneys and agencies
  • Timeline Management: Tracking deadlines and case milestones

Risk Factors and Considerations

  • Asylum Decision: Pending decision on asylum application
  • SIV Denial: Previous SIV application denied, new application filed
  • Employment Authorization: RFE response required for work permit renewal
  • Timeline Pressure: Multiple concurrent applications with deadlines

Personal Risks

  • Family Safety: Family in Afghanistan facing ongoing threats
  • Employment Instability: Reliance on gig economy and temporary work
  • Legal Uncertainty: Multiple pending applications with uncertain outcomes
  • Financial Stress: Working multiple jobs to support himself

Success Metrics and Goals

Short-term Goals (2025)

  • I-765 Approval: Secure work authorization renewal
  • I-589 Interview: Successfully complete asylum interview
  • I-360 Review: Advance SIV petition through USCIS review
  • Employment Stability: Secure more stable employment

Long-term Goals (2026-2030)

  • Legal Status: Obtain permanent resident status
  • Family Reunification: Work toward family reunification
  • Career Development: Build stable career in chosen field
  • Citizenship: Pursue naturalization when eligible

Document Created: January 27, 2025
Last Updated: January 27, 2025
Client: Zaitullah Jan Khebarkhil (ZJK)
Status: Active Client
Primary Contact: QiAlly LLC