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A ANov 27, 2021
this is out of normal processing time. call uscis asap. lol it should have been done a in year or si
VP palmerNov 27, 2021
2018 My God i just can't find Word to Say why are these people heartless My friend let US Best the system don't give up i know Ur pain BT this is really ashame 3 years away from your spouse God where are u the Good marriage are suffering
Nickon zabraNov 27, 2021
I’m July 2018 no interview
K CNov 27, 2021
fnu...if it is short for first name unknown that could be the reason why so long...but 2018 case no process still insane
Ezy .Nov 27, 2021
This is outrageous. @fnu do you have any unpleasant record perhaps? 3 yrs down the line with no decision in sight for your case is simply unacceptable.
Nickon zabraNov 27, 2021
fnu stun @ My PD 27 July 2018 no interview nothing,if you want to have a long life you better move on it like me .
C KNov 27, 2021
it’s been 970days too without a decision 😓😓😓
Laura FNov 27, 2021
you should be contacting uscis.. this is not a normal processing time and definitely outside of the window!
kay lawNov 27, 2021
File a Writ of Mandamus (suing) with a lawyer
Nickon zabraNov 27, 2021
kay law how it work mandamus?
fnu atNov 27, 2021
@Nickon zabra: what do you mean?
Nickon zabraNov 27, 2021
i asked kay law @ about mandamus (suing) how can I do it ?
fnu atNov 27, 2021
@Ezy: I don't have any bad background except my spouse does who is us citizen.
Ezy .Nov 27, 2021
@fnu ; that could be the cause for the delay i suspect...they're probably running a further background check on your spouse regardless of he/she being a US citizen, infact it interest them most when a citizen. At this moment I can only wish you the best of luck as these guys tend to be notoriously slow when running background check.
M WNov 28, 2021
I think USCIS doesn’t care for 2018 cases cos it makes no sense
kay lawNov 28, 2021
@Nickon. When a Writ of Mandamus is filed with a lawyer thats them forcing the hand of uscis to make a decision on your case, it works 100% of the time and most times it leads to an approval in which they have 60days to respond. Your lawyer can either threaten a Mandamus and in most times it leads to USCIS giving an approval or update your case rather than getting the court involved or seeing a judge. If they don't reply within 60days, it is then transferred to the courts. From there on the Judge will decide your fate and more than likely will approve. I wish most immigrants know about this route/path than sitting and let them get away with so much.
Nickon zabraNov 29, 2021
@ Kay law thanks you
