Veteran and Prisoner of War, someone who bravely served the interests of the nation, makes a final request on their deathbed to see their family member one more time before passing.There could be government interest here since it affects the job. Service Member’s security clearance needs the service member to become a US Citizen or the family member to be a lawful permanent resident. Service Member is about to be deployed to Germany for 3 years.Deployment does not normally expedite a filing, because a service member still must report for deployment, with or without a spouse or family member.A filing cannot be expedited (cut in line) unless it is life-and-death or in the government’s best interest.Ĭommon requests to expedite / skip in line: Filings are processed in the order they are received. That is a common expression for the backlog. Filings are handled “first come, first serve.” What is first come, first serve? The same occurs with a USCIS Officer, the immigration officer receives “paper, forms, evidence,” but then must coordinate with other officers, other agencies, numerous systems, and conduct an investigation. The detective finishes the investigation “when it is finished.” The Detective cannot give an estimated time when (1) the criminal will be caught, (2) when the phone will be returned to you, and (3) when the investigation would complete. The detective must work with numerous people to solve the crime. Have you ever had something stolen? If not, let’s pretend your phone was stolen at a Walmart, taken right from your shopping cart.Ī detective would rely on a police report, security footage, photos, testimony, ect. ![]() Nor, can you talk directly with that officer.Īn Immigration Officer is like any other officer. Moreover, you do not normally get to know the officer handling your case. It is this officer that has complete control over a filing, NOT: ![]() Visualization of every USCIS Processįor starters, every USCIS Filing must be processed by a USCIS Officer. ![]() This post will cover a lot of the common questions surrounding the USCIS Process and Case Statuses.
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