Gabrielle C
22 de abr de 2024
F2A - May 2022
Hi guys, any approvals for f2a category from may 2022 or earlier? My I130 still hasn't been approved since 2022.... :(
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Rozana Bicaku22 de abr de 2024
im from 2020 and no approval
SOLA 🙏22 de abr de 2024
2021
John Doe22 de abr de 2024
My PD is Aug 2022 and no reponse
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C J22 de abr de 2024
oct 22
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sahezad pathan22 de abr de 2024
March 2022 nothing update California
M. Y.22 de abr de 2024
Nov,2022 and got my approval.
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yuli anani22 de abr de 2024
@M. Y. wow congrats! f2a? which service center?
M. Y.22 de abr de 2024
Thank you! Yes F2A. Service Center is NBC. @yuli anani
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Joly Kall23 de abr de 2024
@Rozana Bicaku Way too long. You can sue USCIS for a delayed case on your own, you will get a decision within 60 days. Do youtube search to learn more about it, and to get assistance with it "Writ of Mandamus Pro Se"
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yuli anani24 de abr de 2024
@A J thank you 🙏 but in reality this writ can be filed only if the term is concideravly exceeded. the term that is shown at the webpage for the relevant service Center. if I’m not mistaken
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yuli anani24 de abr de 2024
@M. Y. not surprised 😳
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Joly Kall24 de abr de 2024
@yuli anani You are totally mistaken. Read attorney "Let’s Take It To Court!’: Federal Litigation as a Solution for Immigration Turmoil" https://cbkimmigration.com/resource/lets-take-it-to-court-federal-litigation-as-a-solution-for-immigration-turmoil/
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Joly Kall24 de abr de 2024
@yuli anani 1. There are no laws preventing you to suing even within 1 month of applying. It does NOT have to be outside normal processing times! 2. USCIS times is internal, nothing to do with Federal laws! Where most laws stated within 6 month USCIS needs to make a decision. 3. All depends on your current suffering because of the pending case, and the quality of your case.

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