If you’ve been waiting years for a decision after your USCIS asylum interview, it’s almost certainly
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as posted by the channelIf you’ve been waiting years for a decision after your USCIS asylum interview, it’s almost certainly not a bad sign. ⏳ In fact, it probably doesn’t mean anything about whether you’ll win or lose. It almost never has anything to do with the strength or weakness of your case. The truth is, USCIS most likely hasn’t been actively working on your case for all these years — it was probably put aside at some point and simply forgotten. 🗂️ That might sound shocking, but it’s the reality we see all the time. And unfortunately, calling USCIS, sending letters or emails, or even having a member of Congress inquire on your behalf almost never changes anything. Humanitarian expedite requests don’t work either. Those things just don’t move stalled asylum cases forward. 🚫 What does work is a federal mandamus lawsuit — a legal action that forces USCIS to take action and make a decision. We use this tool regularly, not only to make the government schedule long-delayed interviews, but also to compel decisions after interviews when cases have been left in limbo for years. ⚖️ If you’ve been stuck waiting and want to finally move your case forward, we should talk about this. Schedule a consultation at winasylum.com. 💬
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