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Our St. Louis immigration delay attorneys can help walk you through your options and guide you through the immigration process.

The only way we have found to get USCIS moving on your case is to sue the agency in federal district court and ask a judge to compel USCIS to take action. If you or a loved one are going through an immigration delay, it is important to get in touch with an immigration lawyer immediately.

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“Highly recommend to anyone who needs immigration help. I found Jim through a Google search and his YouTube channel. Jim is the best immigration lawyer that I worked with. His whole team is fantastic. He listens to the client and provides all information about the case. He even scheduled the first phone meeting with me, including his team. Every time I had a question, they responded very fast. Highly recommend it to anyone who needs immigration help.”

Dong Y.

“Highly recommend to anyone who needs immigration help. I found Jim through a Google search and his YouTube channel. Jim is the best immigration lawyer that I worked with. His whole team is fantastic. He listens to the client and provides all information about the case. He even scheduled the first phone meeting with me, including his team. Every time I had a question, they responded very fast. Highly recommend it to anyone who needs immigration help.”

The Benefits of Hiring Us

  • We can help you with a variety of issues related to immigration: getting a visa, applying for citizenship, and understanding your legal rights and responsibilities.
  • We can also help you prepare your immigration paperwork and represent you in court if necessary.
  • And the most important one: having an immigration lawyer can save you time and money
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Who Is This For?

Congress has enacted laws that empower individuals like you who have been waiting too long to walk into federal court and ask the judge to force USCIS to decide on long-pending citizenship or lawful permanent resident case.

  • For instance, if you have had your naturalization interview and more than 120 days (4 months) have passed, the law says that you can ask a federal judge to naturalize you or to order USCIS to rule on your naturalization application immediately.
  • If USCIS has refused to schedule your naturalization interview, the law says that you may be able to go into court and ask the judge to force USCIS to take action on your case.
  • Litigation over unreasonable delays in green card cases has also been very successful. The law says that any government agency, including USCIS, has to decide cases in a reasonable amount of time. These statutory and regulatory provisions can be very helpful in getting movement on your case.
  • USCIS doesn't like getting sued. Government officials don't like looking over their shoulders. A lawsuit against USCIS doesn't have the same effect as an actual lawsuit. Only the action that gets filed to force USCIS into action.
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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.

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The first step starts with our Intake Team. The purpose of this is to allow you to introduce yourself and share your immigration concerns with us. We aim to get a better understanding of your case.
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The second step is onboarding, and you will have frequent contact with our Communications Team. They will be able to direct you to the appropriate department and address any concerns. The communication coordinators are here to support you.
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The third step is to sign the contract to start working on your case with your assigned immigration Attorney.
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The only way that we have found to get USCIS moving on your case is to sue the agency in federal district court and ask a judge to compel USCIS to take action on your case.

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Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers

The attorneys at the Hacking Immigration Law are dedicated to helping the foreign-born people of St. Louis to live and work in the United States. This dedication is reflected in the kind and grateful words of the clients they have helped. Read what others have to say about the hard work that the Hacking Immigration Law has done to help those in St. Louis.

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If you or a family member is facing deportation to your home country, the immigration attorneys at Hacking Immigration Law, LLC, may be able to help you fight deportation. Please fill out our contact now.

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