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Follow on Google News | Why is my immigration case delayed?Immigration is severely backlogged and if your case is delayed you may wish to consider hiring an attorney to file a writ of mandamus in federal court.
By: Law offices of Nicklaus Misiti Worried that he may have filed the petition incorrectly he came to our office to inquire about what could be done. We discussed his case and reviewed a copy of his application. It seemed that he had filed it correctly and we didn't see any obvious red flags. There appeared to be no obvious reason for the delay in adjudicating his petition. We explained to him that his best option would be to file a writ of mandamus in federal court. Filing a mandamus requires a federal judge to review the application and requests they order immigration to adjudicate it within a reasonable time. So we filed the writ and served it on the government. Within 60 days we received a call from the US attorney's office. They stated that they weren't going to fight our mandamus and that our client's interview has been scheduled. Our client and his wife attended the interview and within 2 weeks received the decision on their case in the mail. Filing the writ of mandamus put our client in control and now he can move on with his life without the worry of immigration hanging over his head. Although this case involved a marriage based petition a writ of mandamus can be used in any I-130 petition for alien relative or I-485 adjustment of status application. Likewise a writ of mandamus can be filed for delayed I-140 Employment based petition or a delayed N-400 application for naturalization. A mandamus can also be utilized in the asylum context or really in any type of proceeding where the government is causing a delay. http://www.misitiglobal.com End
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