Mark Kim
Mar 10, 2024
Writ of Mandamus who can file and for what delayed case pending petitions
Any visa category is appropriate for legal action under Writ of Mandamus, when applying for a visa, including nonimmigrant visas like B visitor, E treaty trader or investor, F student, H professional employment, K fiancée, L intracompany transferee, O extraordinary ability, and others. Likewise, immigrant visas such as those for spouses, parents, or other family members, EB-1 extraordinary ability, EB-2 national interest waiver, EB-3 workers, EB-5 investor immigration, Diversity Lottery, and special immigrant visas like those for Afghan translators and religious workers are all applicable. There are also no restrictions on the category if you've submitted a petition or application to USCIS, whether it's naturalization (form N-400), adjustment of status (I-485), family immigration (I-130, I-751), fiancée (I-129F), employment-based nonimmigrant (I-129) and immigrant (I-140, I-526, I-829), or special immigrant categories (I-360).
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Mark KimMar 10, 2024
You can sue USCIS for a delayed case as a Pro Se. Learn more about it writofmandamususcis.weebly.com
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