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Challenging Unreasonable Immigration Delays

Is your immigration case stuck in processing limbo? Are you experiencing frustrating delays with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the National Visa Center (NVC), or a U.S. consulate? At Cohen Immigration Law Group, our experienced writ of mandamus lawyers can help you break through the bureaucratic barriers and get your case moving.

What is a Writ of Mandamus?

A writ of mandamus is a court order that compels a government agency to perform a duty it is legally obligated to perform. In immigration law, it is often used to force action on delayed cases when USCIS, the NVC, or a consulate has failed to adjudicate an application or petition within a reasonable timeframe.

When Can You File a Writ of Mandamus?

A writ of mandamus is not a guaranteed solution for every immigration delay. To be eligible to file, you must demonstrate that:

The agency has a clear legal duty to act on your case: This means there are no outstanding requests for evidence or other issues preventing the agency from making a decision.

The delay is unreasonable: This is determined by considering normal processing times, the complexity of your case, and any specific circumstances that may justify a longer processing time.

You have no other adequate remedy: You must have exhausted all other administrative remedies, such as inquiries and service requests.

Why Choose Cohen Immigration Law Group for Your Writ of Mandamus?

Our writ of mandamus lawyers have extensive experience handling these complex cases. We can:

Assess your eligibility: We carefully review your case to determine if you meet the requirements for a writ of mandamus.

File a compelling petition: We prepare a strong legal argument demonstrating the unreasonable delay and the agency’s legal duty to act.

Represent you in court: We represent you throughout the entire mandamus process, including court hearings and negotiations with the government.

Benefits of Filing a Writ of Mandamus

Forces Agency Action: A writ of mandamus can compel USCIS, the NVC, or a consulate to make a decision on your case, breaking through the delay.

Avoids Further Delays: It can prevent further unnecessary delays and help you obtain a resolution more quickly.

Protects Your Rights: It ensures your case is given due consideration and that the agency fulfills its legal obligations.

Contact a Writ of Mandamus Lawyer Near Me

If you are experiencing unreasonable delays in your immigration case, don’t wait any longer. Contact Cohen Immigration Law Group today to speak with an experienced writ of mandamus lawyer near you. We can help you understand your options and take action to get your case moving.