Comunidad
writ of mandamus
it’s been 4 years and 1 month since i applied many Prima facie and 1 RFE about moral character back in sept 2022 i. which I responded by December of 2022! with no movement
I want to file a writ of mandamus by the end of this year if I don’t hear anything from them my only concern is that I have a past misrepresentation from years ago which they’re aware of it because it was addressed in a cancellation of removal process court when I applied for vawa
my question is will suing them will make them act against me based on. my immigration history??? anyone with the same history had applied for writ of mandamus with a positive or negative outcome based on past issues ?! please comment
I got my green card
hello I got my green card the 20th on the mail, it was a very long process but it finally arrived I still cannot fully believe it that I’m going on a cruise. good luck everyone waiting. everything will be super quick if you’re were fully elegible for AOS and haven’t committed any crimes!!
Greened by the grace of God
hello friends I'm little late to share my time line but I finally got my green card I didn't waste s single dime of my hard earned money on Mandamus instead I just kept my patience and no interview nothing happened all they asked for RFe and I submitted the requested documents and there you go I got blessed I've a piece of vanilla advice to all the people waiting from more than 700+ days don't waste your money on mandamus it's just a waste of money and you'll most probably be called for interview if you are planning or you have filled the Mandamus anyway thanks to all the community and most importantly lawfully just keep having faith and you’ll reach the Goal.
Asylum
Based on grant of asylum more than 1 year ago
Días totales: 1029 días
Case
2023-10-06
2026-07-31
I-485
1029 días
National Benefits Center: I-485
n400 by mistake had a typo in name
hey, I failed for 400 last week; when I got the receipt I realize that in my last name I missed one letter(instead of “thy” I put “ty”’; so I’m bit worried.. I have since uploaded a name typographical error correction letter with green card and passport scans. I am trying to see what else should I do? i am a bit concerned if it will be a problem and also if it may delay the case ? How can I resolve this ? I also have my biometric scheduled in next 4 weeks and wondering if I can correct there or if there would be problem there. please help advise.
has anybody been through similar situation .Would be grateful to hear their experience .
fingerprint appointment
I’ve been waiting for long time, I had already 2 interviews and I’m renewing my parole and just received a letter saying that I need to have my fingerprint taken again.
also, my 2nd interview were 5 months ago.
anyone in the same situation?
EB3-3
Unskilled worker (requiring less than 2 years of training or experience)
Días totales: 1688 días
Case
2022-02-07
Today
I-485
1688 días
Texas Service Center: I-485
Legal since day 1, but..
Legal since day 1 with a clean records, Good salary, zero dollars from public benefits, and a good taxpayer.. but from one of the undesirable 39 countries by this administration.
EB4
Special immigrant juveniles, religious workers, etc
Días totales: 1911 días
Case
2021-06-15
2026-09-08
I-360
290 días
I-485
1646 días
I-140
33 días
Nebraska Service Center: I-360
National Benefits Center: I-485
Texas Service Center: I-140
domestic travel
Is it safe to travel domestically while my I-485 is pending, even though I have already completed my interview? I've seen a lot of viral videos on social media claiming that even people with legal status have been detained. Is it still safe to travel within the U.S.? Has anyone traveled recently without any issues?
Premium processing upgrade, past 3-week deadline with no action — anyone else?
My case was originally filed under regular processing, then USCIS upgraded it to premium processing on July 24 (a few months after the initial filing). It's now going to hit 6 weeks under premium processing this coming Tuesday, well past the standard 15-business-day/3-week premium processing guarantee. USCIS hasn't taken any action yet, and my attorney hasn't received any notice either.
Has anyone else experienced premium processing going past the 3-week window? If so:
- How long did it ultimately take to get a decision?
- Did you get any explanation for the delay?
- Did you contact USCIS or file a service request, and did that help?
Would appreciate hearing from anyone who's been through this.
