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My green card application has been pending for over a year. What can I do?
If your application has been pending for an unreasonably long time, we can help you file a lawsuit in federal court to compel USCIS to act on your case. This is often the fastest way to get a decision.
Why is my citizenship application taking so long?
Delays in naturalization cases can happen due to background checks, missing documents, or bureaucratic inefficiencies. If your case has been pending for more than 120 days after your interview, you have the legal right to sue USCIS and ask a federal judge to order a decision.
What is a mandamus lawsuit, and how does it help with immigration delays?
A mandamus lawsuit is a legal action that forces the government to take action on your pending immigration case. It doesn’t guarantee approval, but it ensures that USCIS or another agency must process your application instead of leaving it in limbo.
Will suing the government hurt my case or make them deny my application?
No, suing USCIS does not negatively impact your case. The government cannot retaliate against you for exercising your legal rights. Our firm has successfully helped thousands of immigrants resolve their delays through lawsuits.
How long does it take to get a decision after filing a lawsuit?
Most of our clients see movement on their cases within 60 to 90 days after filing a federal lawsuit. Some receive decisions even sooner, depending on the case and the agency’s response.
I have been waiting for my asylum interview for years. Can you help?
Yes! Asylum cases are often subject to extreme delays. If your case has been pending for an unreasonable amount of time, we can file a lawsuit to push the government to schedule your interview.
How much does it cost to file a lawsuit against USCIS?
Our legal fees depend on the complexity of your case, but we offer transparent pricing and payment plans to make our services accessible. Contact us for a consultation, and we’ll provide a clear cost estimate.
Can I file a lawsuit if my spouse’s visa is delayed?
Yes! If your spouse’s visa application has been delayed for months or even years, we can file a lawsuit to demand action. This is particularly effective for cases stuck in "administrative processing."
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.