asylum officer must make a determination of whether the Asylum Application has a credible fear of persecution. (4) If the officer determines that the Asylum Applicant has a credible fear of persecution, the Asylum Applicant shall be detained for further consideration of the application for asylum and referred for an asylum determination consistent with subsection (d). (5) If the officer determines that the Asylum Applicant does not have a credible fear of persecution, the Asylum Applicant has 24 hours to request review by an Immigration Judge. If the Asylum Applicant does not request review of the determination within that time period, a Final Order of Removal shall be issued. (i) The asylum officer shall prepare a written record of a determination that the Asylum Applicant does not have a credible fear of persecution. Such record shall include a summary of the material facts as stated by the Asylum Applicant, such additional facts (if any) relied upon by the officer, and the officer’s analysis of why, in the light of such facts, the Asylum Applicant has not established a credible fear of persecution. A copy of the officer’s interview notes shall be attached to the written summary. (c) Appearance before Immigration Judge (1) In the case of an Asylum Applicant referred to an Immigration Judge following a determination of credible fear of persecution by the asylum officer or an Asylum Applicant who requests review by an Immigration Judge of a determination that the Asylum Applicant does not have a credible fear of persecution, the Attorney General shall present the Asylum Applicant before an Immigration Judge for a hearing within 24 hours of the referral or request. (2) The Immigration Judge shall make a determination of asylum or withholding of removal eligibility within 120 hours of such a hearing. (3) If the Immigration Judge determines the Asylum Applicant is eligible for asylum or withholding of removal, the judge will order that asylum or withholding of removal be granted. (4) If the Immigration Judge