i 130 petition expedite request.

[Mehdi7 0]

Hey all,

i was wondering if someone can help me by answering my question. my wife and I called USCIS for an expedite but the lady on the phone did not master her job. she told us they will send us a letter about how we can make an expedite. but later we discovered that the letter that they sent us is a response. she did not even give us the chance to tell her why we wanted the expedite and for what reason she only asked us about under what criteria it falls that's all.

today we have called them again and requested a new expedite. my question is how many times can we request for i130 petition and if there is any time that must be between the denial and the new request and thanks a lot.

[teeak 224]

You can make an infoPass appointment and talk to a USCIS officer directly about an expedite request.

[Mehdi7 0]

it is impossible to do so here. i tried but it said it is not available .

[teeak 224]

Have you tried scheduling an appointment at a different Florida field office? I know it'll probably be a long commute but, you'll be able to get answers on your case.

[Mehdi7 0]

no i did not try. but i will. but i would be thankful if someone can tell me if there is a mandatory time between first expedite request and the second one if the first is denied

[dwheels76 5,468]

no i did not try. but i will. but i would be thankful if someone can tell me if there is a mandatory time between first expedite request and the second one if the first is denied

No there's no time limit. I have known of people who have submitted expedite request over and over again. You need to send in your request. Have you done that and sent in evidence.

If you call USCIS ask for a tier 2 Supervisor and ask for an expedite they should be assigning you a reference number and you can usually fax in the paperwork. Than you wait for their decision.

[Adil & Jeanne 296]

The people who answer your call can not see your case and no nothng about it

it is an answering service to field calls and answer simple filing procedures

you do need an info pass appointment taking the proof with you for expediate your case

USCIS may expedite a​ petition or application if it meets one or more of the following criteria:​
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•Severe financial loss to company or ​person​;​
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•Emergency situation;​ ^[2] For example, the applicant is gravely ill.
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•Humanitarian reasons;​ ^[3] For example, outbreak of war in the home country.
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•Nonprofit organization whose request is in furtherance of the cultural and social interests of the United States​;​ ^[4] For example, an organization broadcasting in regional areas to promote democratic interests.
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•Department of Defense or ​n​ational ​i​nterest ​s​ituation;​ ^[5] The request must come from an official U.S. government entity and state that delay will be detrimental to the government.
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•USCIS error; or​
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•Compelling interest of USCIS.​