3 year on administrative processing

[mahmoud qandil 1]

its now been over 3 year of administrative processing its crazy we are family form palestine our case f3 family still on administrative processing 3 year and 6 days total its crazy can i lawsuit cuz its crazy 3 year 

[Cathi 5,747]

Sue on what grounds?

 

Immigration to the United States is a privilege, not a right.

[Mother of Moomin 25]

You could wait a lifetime and there would still be zero grounds for a lawsuit.

 

 

 

 

[mahmoud qandil 1]

no

1 minute ago, Cathi said:

Sue on what grounds?

 

Immigration to the United States is a privilege, not a right.

no just for 3 year  waiting and we just family and its privilege but like this its not normal 

[mahmoud qandil 1]

2 minutes ago, Halee said:

You could wait a lifetime and there would still be zero grounds for a lawsuit.

 

 

 

 

oh lifetime so based on what ?

[Sailormooon 268]

19 minutes ago, mahmoud qandil said:

oh lifetime so based on what ?

She's just giving you an example. You probably won't wait a lifetime but she's saying no matter how long it is in AP,  you have no basis to file any sort of lawsuit. I'd suggest just living your life and put it to the back of your mind. 

[Boiler 45,481]

Writ of Mandamus, discuss with your Lawyer.

[mahmoud qandil 1]

Just now, Sailormooon said:

She's just giving you an example. You probably won't wait a lifetime but she's saying no matter how long it is in AP,  you have no basis to file any sort of lawsuit. I'd suggest just living your life and put it to the back of your mind. 

i know sir/ms but 3 year for just waiting its crazy 

[mahmoud qandil 1]

25 minutes ago, mahmoud qandil said:

oh lifetime so based on what ?

sorry for be angry ms but for us its crazy sorry again 

[Sailormooon 268]

4 minutes ago, mahmoud qandil said:

i know sir/ms but 3 year for just waiting its crazy 

I understand your frustration but there is nothing you can do, you're just going to have to wait it out unfortunately. Just don't think about it and live your life and eventually it'll come. You'll drive yourself crazy if you think about it especially if you can't do anything about it. 

[mahmoud qandil 1]

Just now, Sailormooon said:

I understand your frustration but there is nothing you can do, you're just going to have to wait it out unfortunately. Just don't think about it and live your life and eventually it'll come. You'll drive yourself crazy if you think about it especially if you can't do anything about it. 

yes unfortunately its hard but for family its more hard to family cuz my im ready in caes just my dad and mom on ap 

[Cathi 5,747]

23 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Writ of Mandamus, discuss with your Lawyer.

This.

 

A Writ of Mandamus forces USCIS to make a decision but if you decide to go this route be prepared for a denial because without the background checks being complete, that is the only decision they can make.

 

Any and all background checks need to be complete in order for a visa to be granted.

[Mother of Moomin 25]

19 minutes ago, mahmoud qandil said:

sorry for be angry ms but for us its crazy sorry again 

It's ok, I wasnt trying to be flippant and your frustration is justified. I can't imagine having to wait that long in AP.

 

I hope the long wait comes to an end soon.

 

Good luck. 

 

 

[mahmoud qandil 1]

2 minutes ago, Halee said:

It's ok, I wasnt trying to be flippant and your frustration is justified. I can't imagine having to wait that long in AP.

 

I hope the long wait comes to an end soon.

 

Good luck. 

 

 

no problem its ok hope soon thank you sorry again 

[nastra30 2,284]

7 hours ago, Cathi said:

This.

 

A Writ of Mandamus forces USCIS to make a decision but if you decide to go this route be prepared for a denial because without the background checks being complete, that is the only decision they can make.

 

Any and all background checks need to be complete in order for a visa to be granted.

True, but a writ of Mandamus applies to all Federal agencies including US Embassies; not just USCIS. OP, the writ doesn't force the agency to approve your case; it only forces them to make a decision so suing can go in your favor or against you. But technically you can sue and in your case I think 3 years waiting in AP sounds like a probably cause to sue, if you have already exhausted all channels like senators, ombudsman etc etc. 

Where is your case currently? USCIS, NVC or USEM? Fill your timeline so we better answer your questions based on that.

Edited April 19, 2019 by nastra30