any experience with writ of mandamus for I751

[mindthegap 2,599]

Usually. 
Either call and ask, or file an ‘out of processing time’ request HERE and you will soon find out 

 

[Srdan 5]

Just now, mindthegap said:

Usually. 
Either call and ask, or file an ‘out of processing time’ request HERE and you will soon find out 

 

My interview was on March 16th maybe it’s too soon to call what do you think? 

[mindthegap 2,599]

16 minutes ago, Srdan said:

My interview was on March 16th maybe it’s too soon to call what do you think? 

In that case, just wait. 
They have 90 days iirc. I used to think it was 30 but I’ve read something this week that has changed my mind.

Honestly, take it from someone who has been there - just stop stressing over something you can’t control and can have no influence over whatsoever at this point - it’ll drive you mad.
Deal with what happens, if it happens, when it happens. 

[RCCC 7]

On 3/19/2021 at 8:13 PM, Srdan said:

My interview was on March 16th maybe it’s too soon to call what do you think? 

You have very strong evidence for your case according to what you said IMO. Don't panic or drive yourself crazy if you get deny. If I were you, I would definitely challenge USCIS decision. If you could write down some main pts (Q&A) abt the interview, could be helpful if thing didn't go in your favor. Of course, I hope you get approved. But personally,  I always wanted to be prepared for the worst scenario. 

 

I think you will get a decision sooner if you go in person. I NEVER got any updates from online or phone. 

[Srdan 5]

10 hours ago, RCCC said:

You have very strong evidence for your case according to what you said IMO. Don't panic or drive yourself crazy if you get deny. If I were you, I would definitely challenge USCIS decision. If you could write down some main pts (Q&A) abt the interview, could be helpful if thing didn't go in your favor. Of course, I hope you get approved. But personally,  I always wanted to be prepared for the worst scenario. 

 

I think you will get a decision sooner if you go in person. I NEVER got any updates from online or phone. 

I am just afraid to don’t push them to to to much, Interview happened and moving on case happened because I sued them to federal court, so I am not sure if I show up there in person again, non invited will do any good except putting more pressure to them and risking somebody gets real pissed and deny me for being annoying...I am so far 5 days into waiting after interview, case tracker is useless asf tool, they didn’t even update that interview is performed, it still shows fingerprints done on July 2019 😒 

Edited March 21, 2021 by Srdan

[mindthegap 2,599]

16 minutes ago, Srdan said:

I am just afraid to don’t push them to to to much, Interview happened and moving on case happened because I sued them to federal court, so I am not sure if I show up there in person again, non invited will do any good except putting more pressure to them and risking somebody gets real pissed and deny me for being annoying...I am so far 5 days into waiting after interview, case tracker is useless asf tool, they didn’t even update that interview is performed, it still shows fingerprints done on July 2019 😒 

There is NOTHING you can do at this time.

STOP STRESSING OVER SOMETHING YOU CANNOT CONTROL.

I can almost feel you driving yourself mad and bouncing off the walls. 

You may be approved. You may be denied.

DEAL WITH IT IF AND WHEN IT HAPPENS. 

You remain a permanent resident at this time. If you receive a denial letter 1) you remain a permanent resident until such time as an immigration judge determines otherwise and 2) you can refile.

YOU HAVE RIGHTS UNDER LAW AS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT.

 

I am on day 7 of a marathon session of researching and preparing something re: USCIS because I CAN do something with my present situation and the developments in the past few weeks, but for the past 3 years (N-400) and 3.5 years (I-751 #2) aside from case processing time enquires and senator enquires I have done very little, because it was out of my control.

 

Wasting energy and causing stress to yourself over something you cannot control is not healthy man, take it from someone who bounced off the walls for 2.5 years during my I-751 #1 

Edited March 21, 2021 by mindthegap

[RCCC 7]

3 minutes ago, Srdan said:

I am just afraid to don’t push them to to to much, Interview happened and moving on case happened because I sued them to federal court, so I am not sure if I show up there in person again, non invited will do any good except putting more pressure to them and risking somebody gets real pissed and deny me for being annoying...I am so far 5 days into waiting after interview, case tracker is useless asf tool, they didn’t even update that interview is performed, it still shows fingerprints done on July 2019 😒 

I push them twice a week. They did not get annoyed coz every time when I go, its different people working there. LOL I dropped off the same package ( supporting doc I mentioned previously) every visit and take down the person's name, time, and date whom I spoke to and took the package. I was so glad that I kept on pushing them. The supervisor told me, He was just reviewing my case yesterday. when I hand over the same package to him reminds him immediately. And gave me a decision on the spot. Before that I did not get a chance to speak to the supervisor. 

 

Don't be afraid to ask them. But ask them nicely, if they tell you to go home, drop off the package to the supervisor. 

[RCCC 7]

23 minutes ago, mindthegap said:

There is NOTHING you can do at this time.

STOP STRESSING OVER SOMETHING YOU CANNOT CONTROL.

I can almost feel you driving yourself mad and bouncing off the walls. 

You may be approved. You may be denied.

DEAL WITH IT IF AND WHEN IT HAPPENS. 

You remain a permanent resident at this time. If you receive a denial letter 1) you remain a permanent resident until such time as an immigration judge determines otherwise and 2) you can refile.

YOU HAVE RIGHTS UNDER LAW AS A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT.

 

I am on day 7 of a marathon session of researching and preparing something re: USCIS because I CAN do something with my present situation and the developments in the past few weeks, but for the past 3 years (N-400) and 3.5 years (I-751 #2) aside from case processing time enquires and senator enquires I have done very little, because it was out of my control.

 

Wasting energy and causing stress to yourself over something you cannot control is not healthy man, take it from someone who bounced off the walls for 2.5 years during my I-751 #1 

I feel your pain.

It took me 6 years. lol

[mindthegap 2,599]

5 minutes ago, RCCC said:

I feel your pain.

It took me 6 years. lol

I am a month shy of six years, so yeah 

[RCCC 7]

3 minutes ago, mindthegap said:

I am a month shy of six years, so yeah 

I was hopeless the last time I went to USCIS. I did not bring anything w/ me.... When supervisor asked to see docs, I was freaked out.  I don't have anything to show him. But luckily all copies are in my case that I submitted.

[Srdan 5]

I got approved, will continue to check in this website and help anyone if I know something. Thank you guys for the help and moral support.

Edited March 22, 2021 by Srdan

[mindthegap 2,599]

See!

I hate to say I told you so......but.....

 

 

 

Congratulations.

 

 

[Srdan 5]

3 minutes ago, mindthegap said:

See!

I hate to say I told you so......but.....

 

 

 

Congratulations.

 

 

Thanks Thanks Thanks, so far this is the best day of my life

Mandamus worked!!!

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14 minutes ago, Srdan said:

I got approved, will continue to check in this website and help anyone if I know something. Thank you guys for the help and moral support.

 

Congratulations! 

 

It's great to hear mandamus worked out for your situation too.

 

 

[RCCC 7]

2 hours ago, Srdan said:

I got approved, will continue to check in this website and help anyone if I know something. Thank you guys for the help and moral support.

Congratulations 🎉!!!!!!!