In recent years, the number of immigration applications that the US Immigration Bureau has delayed the trial has increased. Judging from the situation in the past two fiscal years, the average time the U.S. Immigration Service handles cases has increased by 46%.
The US Immigration Bureau's efficiency in handling immigration cases has decreased, resulting in the hoarding of many cases. The U.S. Immigration Agency's report for fiscal 2018 showed that the number of delayed immigration applications was about 5.7 million, an increase of 29% compared with fiscal 2016.
Since 2011, the US Immigration Bureau has begun to simultaneously approve the work permit (EAD) and return to the United States certificate (AP) applications for professional immigration green card applicants.
But recently we have received news that the US Immigration Bureau has begun to review the two applications separately, with the purpose of concentrating resources and reducing the 18 to 24 months required to simultaneously approve the above two applications.
In the above situation, it is a very effective way for US immigration applicants to handle federal urgency orders with the assistance of professional lawyers. Federal urgency orders are issued by the High Court judicial relief method.
Federal urge orders may be required to act or omission to any secondary court, administrative agency, company, etc. by law.
In most cases, within 2-4 months after the order is submitted, the US immigration applicant will get the trial result. Generally speaking, if the applicant is one year after the average visa review time. If the trial result has not been obtained, you can choose to apply for a federal urgency order and intervene through legal means to obtain the trial result.
federal urge order needs to be completed with the assistance of a lawyer. In the process of handling the federal urgency order, a series of issues are also involved, such as who is the person who is urged to handle the order, and when will the urgency be carried out.
Therefore, the applicant needs the help of a lawyer with authoritative professional qualifications and rich case handling experience to successfully handle the federal urge to handle the case and get the case trial results as soon as possible.
If your H4, EB5 or other category of EAD application or extension (I-765) has been submitted to the Immigration Bureau, but it has exceeded the normal approval time (some applications can also be subject to 30 days) and has not yet been obtained, then you can file a urge to sue the U.S. federal court.
requires the US Immigration Bureau to make a decision on your application within a certain period of time. At this time, the Immigration Bureau is likely to take out your case separately for review, and the case will most likely be successfully approved in a short period of time (before the end of the lawsuit).
There are many judgments that are beneficial to the applicant for categories such as H1b, H4, L1, L2, EB1, I-526, I-829, etc.! The federal judge's judgment is based on three principles: The unreasonable delay of the Immigration Bureau will cause great trouble and losses to the applicant or beneficiary in terms of job opportunities, investment opportunities, and family reunion. These delays are unacceptable! Including the severe epidemic and tight funding cannot be an excuse! The case must be filed, investigated, resolved and reported within 60 days!!!
