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Is your case stuck in administrative process? We can help you by completing this form.
If the government has been sitting on your immigration case for months or years, you have legal options.
A writ of mandamus is a federal lawsuit that forces USCIS to make a decision on your case. It doesn't ask them to approve it. It compels them to act.
We've filed more than 2,500 writs of mandamus. In 90% of those cases, the filing accelerated a decision for our clients.
From drafting the complaint to filing in federal court, the process typically takes a few days. Most clients never appear before a judge. Once USCIS moves on the case, the lawsuit is dismissed.
If you've already tried service requests, congressional inquiries, or InfoPass appointments and nothing has moved, a mandamus lawsuit is often the only thing that works.
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USCIS losing your case in their backlog isn't something you have to accept. Federal law gives you the right to force a decision, and a writ of mandamus is how you do it.
Filing a federal lawsuit against USCIS:
✔ Forces them to make a decision on your delayed case
✔ Cuts through backlogs that service requests and congressional inquiries couldn't move
✔ Gets resolved in most cases without you ever appearing in court
Every month you wait is another month without a work permit, a green card, or citizenship. A lawsuit changes that dynamic immediately — the moment USCIS is served, your case gets attention it wasn't getting before.
Screening calls are free. If your case qualifies, we can have the complaint ready in days.
If USCIS has been sitting on your case and you've run out of ways to push them, a writ of mandamus may be the right move. We work with applicants across the country who are stuck waiting on decisions they should have received long ago.
This applies to you if:
✔ Your citizenship application has been pending for over a year, or your interview happened more than 120 days ago with no decision
✔ Your green card application is delayed and USCIS has given you no clear timeline or reason
✔ You're stuck in administrative processing (221g) after a visa interview, with no end in sight
✔ Your case status says "actively being reviewed" but nothing has moved in months or years
✔ You've already tried service requests, the USCIS ombudsman, or your congressperson, and none of it worked
The common thread: USCIS has a legal obligation to decide your case. They just haven't. A federal lawsuit changes that.
Screening calls are free. We'll tell you honestly whether your case is ready to file.




Please remember we want to help you, and for that, we need to be sure we can handle your case. To check on that, you will go through this quick process.
We've filed over 2,500 of these cases. Here's what people ask us most.
Your case has a legal deadline that USCIS is ignoring. A mandamus lawsuit puts that deadline back on the table.
We've done this over 2,500 times. Call us, and we'll tell you in that call whether your case is ready to file.







