congratulations 🎊

congratulations

please how did you reach out to the senator so i can try too, my mom's case is 20 months now at Texas service center too

@N400 Dec 13 search for senator in ur state on google it will show u where to put ur zipcode

@N400 Dec 13 Here are steps to reach out: 1. Find who your U.S. Senators are. - Use your state’s government website, or congress.gov, or Senate.gov to identify the two U.S. Senators who represent your state. 2. Use the “Help with Federal Agency / Immigration / Casework” page. - Most senators have a section on their website for “Casework,” “Immigration assistance,” or “Help with a federal agency.” On that page they often provide a form you can fill out, or instructions on how to submit a request. Sometimes you can also call the office. 3. Submit privacy release / authorization. - Senator’s casework offices almost always need a signed release so they can get information from immigration agencies. 4. Write a clear request - Explain your situation, give all case details, ask what you want (status update? expedite? clarification?), and include any proof/documentation. 5. Follow up - After you submit, allow some time (often a few weeks). If you don’t hear back, follow up with their office politely.

@Christine Kova Thanks for this details it’s so important n informative

I don’t think it’s because of the senator they are just approving those around march that’s when you applied. it’s just coincidence