By Hannah Havemann | Published August 13, 2019 | Posted in Adjusment of Status, Immigration Law | Tagged Tags: Immigration, immigration courts, USCIS, Writ of Mandamus | Comments Off on How Can a Writ of Mandamus Help Me?
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How Can a Writ of Mandamus Help Me?
The immigration system of the United States is notoriously slow. Even if you’ve already been interviewed for naturalization and permanent residence, you may find yourself trapped in a legal limbo waiting for the government to respond. If this describes your situation, it’s worth considering whether a writ of mandamus might be the answer for you.
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