USCIS is not legally required to decide your asylum case within a specific number of days or months
April 28, 2026
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as posted by the channelUSCIS is not legally required to decide your asylum case within a specific number of days or months — but that doesn’t mean they can make you wait forever. The law still requires the government to act within a reasonable time. ⚖️ That’s where a mandamus lawsuit comes in. It’s a powerful legal tool that forces the government to take action on your case — whether that means finally scheduling your interview or issuing a decision that’s been sitting untouched. 💼 If you’ve been waiting five years or more since filing for asylum, you’re in a strong position to file and win. Don’t keep waiting for something to happen on its own. 📋 To learn more, leave the word “MANDAMUS” in the comments.
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