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Dear USRAP Applicant,
This is RSC Africa's My Case site which will help you look up information about your resettlement case to the United States.Use the login panel to the left to log in and receive an update of your individual case status.
You should have been provided with a password by the RSC Africa caseworker that completed your first interview. If you have forgotten your password or you would like to change your existing password, please click the "REQUEST PASSWORD CHANGE" link to the left and follow instructions.
If you have additional questions about your individual case, RSC Africa, or the United States Refugee Admissions Program, you may write to case@CWSAfrica.org. RSC Africa will attempt to respond to your question within five business days.
The USRAP is free of charge. Report any solicitation of funds or suspected fraud to fraud@CWSAfrica.org.
This is RSC Africa's My Case site which will help you look up information about your resettlement case to the United States.Use the login panel to the left to log in and receive an update of your individual case status.
You should have been provided with a password by the RSC Africa caseworker that completed your first interview. If you have forgotten your password or you would like to change your existing password, please click the "REQUEST PASSWORD CHANGE" link to the left and follow instructions.
If you have additional questions about your individual case, RSC Africa, or the United States Refugee Admissions Program, you may write to case@CWSAfrica.org. RSC Africa will attempt to respond to your question within five business days.
The USRAP is free of charge. Report any solicitation of funds or suspected fraud to fraud@CWSAfrica.org.
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RSC Africa is operated by CWS as part of a cooperative agreement with the United States Department of State. This website was funded by the United States Department of State under the authority of the Migration and Assistance Act of 1962, as amended. The opinions, findings, and conclusions stated herein are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the United States Department of State.