- Why is my case taking longer than anticipated to be processed by the Immigration Service (USCIS)? What does this mean?
- Is there a way to pressure the Immigration Service (USCIS) to work faster on my case?
- If I had an interview with USCIS and/or filed my application a very long time ago, but have not received a decision on my case, can I do anything to expedite the process?
- If I sue the USCIS, how long will it take before I receive a decision on my pending application?
- If I sue the USCIS, will the USCIS deny my pending application?
- If I want to sue the USCIS, does it make a difference what state I live in?
- Can I sue the USCIS in a state where I do not live?
Suing the Immigration Service (USCIS): FAQs
1. Why is my case taking longer than anticipated to be processed by the Immigration Service? What does this mean?
2. Is there a way to pressure the Immigration Service to work faster on my case?
3. If I had an interview with the USCIS and/or filed my application a very long time ago, but have not received a decision on my case, can I do anything to expedite the process?
4. If I sue the USCIS, how long will it take before I receive a decision on my pending application?
5. If I sue the USCIS, will the USCIS deny my pending application?
6. If I want to sue the USCIS, does it make a difference what state I live in?
7. Can I sue the USCIS in a state where I do not live?
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT
The information contained in this document is general in nature and subject to change at any point in time. As such, it may not necessarily apply to all situations. Therefore, under no circumstance it should be construed as legal advice. Please ensure that you consult with an attorney regarding your specific situation before starting a legal process.
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