Very informative. Thank you.

You'll have to do consular processing, which means that you'll have to process your green card outside the United States and mostly in your home country. Since you're an asylum applicant, it's not advisable to go back to your country of persecution. You will have to request a process transfer to another third country (for instance, Canada 🇨🇦) for consular processing. Remember, you have not overstayed for more than 180 days since you got your authorized stay when you were still in status. Hence, you're admissible to the United States.

@@samwelmajani2624 Thanks for your response but it's not possible for Consular processing for an individual who has no tie in third country i.e Marriage or Work. Secondly, DV time lines are very tricky with consular processing especially when some Embassies prioritize some visa therefore chances of interview are slimmer depending on Embassy capacity too. Lastly having mentioned timelines on DV processing, Individual in Asylum pending interview situation needs an Advance parole to leave US on humanitarian grounds (Is DV processing in 3re country a humanitarian ground?). Advance parole takes time to be approved & with interview dates if any in through Consular, the time factor is a challenge. It's not easy, anyway I don't see how this can be explored. In a nutshell this leads to abandoning DV processing all together and focusing on pending asylum interview.

I have the same problem but i am still 17 but my dad applied in the same year as your dad