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Mandamus for I-485 Adjustment of Status Delays
The I-485 Adjustment of Status application is a key step for immigrants seeking to become lawful permanent residents (green card holders) while remaining in the United States. This process allows eligible individuals to adjust their status without leaving the country. However, long delays in I-485 processing — especially in marriage-based
Breaking USCIS Delays in EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 Cases Through Mandamus
Delays in employment-based immigration cases — especially in the EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 categories — create serious disruptions for both employers and foreign professionals. These delays can derail career plans, prevent businesses from hiring key talent, and jeopardize lawful status in the United States. When such delays become unreasonable, a
When EB-5 Processing Takes Too Long: Mandamus as a Legal Solution
The EB-5 immigrant investor route is a proven path to U.S. permanent residency but is frequently slowed by extended background checks, administrative processing, visa-number constraints, and agency backlogs. A Mandamus lawsuit—a federal court action compelling an agency to perform a nondiscretionary duty—can force action on long-pending EB-5 matters without altering
5 Common Myths About Mandamus Lawsuits for Immigrants
Mandamus lawsuits are a powerful legal tool for immigrants facing long delays in their immigration cases. These lawsuits are filed in federal court to compel the U.S. government — typically USCIS or a consulate — to make a decision when an application or petition has been pending for an unreasonably
Immigration Case Delayed? Here’s How to Push It Forward
Immigration delays can severely disrupt lives, careers, and family plans. Applicants often wait months or even years without updates on their pending applications. While delays are common, there are effective ways to move your case forward — including congressional inquiries, Ombudsman assistance, expedite requests, and, most importantly, mandamus lawsuits. This
Filing a Mandamus Lawsuit with a Lawyer vs. Filing Pro Se (Without a Lawyer)
Immigration delays can be deeply frustrating — especially when your future, your family, or significant investments depend on a timely government decision. Writ of Mandamus is a powerful legal tool that can help compel federal agencies to act on long-pending immigration cases. But before you proceed, you must make an
When Immigration Cases Are Delayed: Mandamus Explained
Immigration delays cause significant uncertainty, leaving applicants waiting months or even years with no updates. A Mandamus lawsuit offers a powerful legal remedy to compel government agencies to act and move delayed cases forward. This guide explains how Mandamus works, when to use it, and why it may be the
