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Advice on steps I can take to find out why it's taking so long?

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Another Philly filer from January 2018 got their notice yesterday for an interview. This is so, so frustrating. Totally feels like we’ve been forgotten about.

"Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past. Let us accept our own responsibility for the future." - John F. Kennedy

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NikLR
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Good lord Atlanta is a black hole isn't it?! In 2013 when I-130s for IR1/CR1 visas were being adjudicated by local offices, Atlanta was the only place not doing a thing.  If your case has been too lon

Scandi
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One person in the 2016 December filers thread just got his/her interview letter yesterday. Sometimes it just takes a long time, maybe especially these days.

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Congressman/senator’s immigration liaison should be able to get you current status. They have direct line to USCIS. 

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Hey everybody, I went to my InfoPass appointment today.

 

So at first when the agent looked me up, she asked me if I had rescheduled an interview and I was confused because my status never changed since March 2017 and I wasn't sent an interview date. Anyway, something about my status seemed to indicate that but when she looked into it further she figured someone might have been scheduling me and then had to delete me? :s She said I am in a queue for an interview appointment now...not sure if that means soon or not, but at least nothing is wrong with my case.

 

She also said I can try to expedite my advance parole request by sending in documents etc. It's not emergency travel so I don't think they'll do it, right? I might as well try anyway if they said so... (or maybe she misunderstood my reason for travel).

 
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