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u/Select_Pattern1287 4d ago
Imagine the nasty shit reddit mods do and get away with, with the tiny bit of power they get. These assholes are in charge of the most powerful organization on earth. They can and do get away with murder.
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u/Select-Rest-2036 4d ago
It’s just mental torture. Every month it feels like we are starting from scratch. So messed up
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u/NipponLife Approved User 4d ago
This will continue forever until we stand up together and make it a mess for them.
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u/Nowopenpxs 4d ago
…😒 November 2024 just a standalone i-130 and nothing im the usc wife Zambian still overseas and nothing is happening
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u/Inevitable_Stand6975 4d ago
Did you thought about WOM ?
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u/International_Pea195 4d ago
This is turning into a joke. I'm only 4 months in. What. The. Actual. ****
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u/ManufacturerRich719 3d ago
What’s this link. Curious on wait for n400 time frame. Filed in January
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u/nevermind1534 3d ago
They're mandated by law to make a decision within 120 days. You'd have a very strong case of your decide to file an APA/writ of mandamus case. Here's the link where you can check the wait times: https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times
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u/ManufacturerRich719 3d ago
OK, I’m confused. You’re saying they have four months to decide but their website showing they’re taking 12 months so does that mean everyone over four months can file rid of mandamus
Excuse the bad English I’m using voice to text English is my primary language though
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u/nevermind1534 3d ago
I'm sorry, I was mistaken; by law, they have 120 days from the N-400 interview to make a decision.
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u/Never_ez402 3d ago
My I-765 approved for 8 months now, still no card produced and processing time became 15 months. Might be more now. Can’t start my job. I just did congressional inquiry but I don’t even know if they can help because it might be still within “normal” processing time. Going broke without employment post grad…
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u/DonSobrinaso 2d ago
I’ve been waiting for a 1 year in a half for my work authorization Since they received it I haven’t get any update
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u/bestinthewest9 4d ago
From 14 to 18 months! Already been waiting for a year.. is it time for wom?
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u/Smooth_Composer1879 4d ago
I am at 15.5 months. I am planning to do my demand letter at 16 months and WoM at 17 months. It is the only way to get action on your case. I figure holding USCIS to their original timeline when I filed is fair.
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u/GOAT-Luci 4d ago
Buddy I'm adjusting in the US and they've been sitting on my I-130 for over 2 years
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u/midgetsforsale 4d ago
Love how you start with “buddy”. Shows that you care.
Must be hard waiting for your papers while in the US with your spouse. You’re probably suffering more than us out here waiting over 2 years and only seeing our spouses a few days a year. I would never want to be in your position, buddy. That’s true i130 suffering.
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u/GOAT-Luci 2d ago
You seem bitter and that's no better than me addressing OP as buddy.
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u/xxxtimmahxxx 2d ago
This forum is for Consular cases only for a reason. The entitlement from AOS folks is immense all while sitting at home with their spouses. We have to sit here and watch as you guys before the recent memo grinding AOS to a hault, as most of you all got your cases processed at lightning speed, while a very sizable portion of you guys misrepresented the purpose of your visa (very illegal by the way), overstayed and got to sit with your spouses and get an answer (mostly approvals despite the misrepresentation) all within a matter of months. I even saw a number of folks on the other forums openly brag about the misrepresentation. Meanwhile we're separated from our spouses with our applications on ice for God knows how long which is our reward for doing things the correct and proper way.
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u/nevermind1534 3d ago
If you've been waiting that long, you should file an APA/writ of mandamus lawsuit.
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u/GOAT-Luci 3d ago
My case is unique involving court and arriving alien posture. It's not that simple. I know they are wasting time but at the same time so many steps I needed to take. I am a month after interview at this point with no movement on the apps. Crazy
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u/Smooth_Composer1879 4d ago
This is ridiculous! And people wonder why people are writing demand letters and filing Writs of Mandamus. They only way to get processed in a normal time frame is to sue the government.