@indoasia23: ⏳ A delayed immigration case can be just as damaging as a denial. If USCIS refuses to make a decision on your green card, work permit, asylum case, or citizenship application, you are still left without status, without benefits, and without answers. According to recent AILA guidance, USCIS is continuing expanded vetting and security reviews for nationals from certain countries, while quietly pausing final decisions on many immigration cases. Cases may still move forward with interviews and RFEs, but approvals and denials can remain on hold indefinitely. For many immigrants, that means: • No work permit • No green card • No travel document • No timeline • No resolution At some point, you may need to consider stronger legal action, including federal mandamus litigation, to force the government to make a decision on your case. If your immigration case has been delayed for months or years without answers, speak with an experienced immigration attorney immediately. This information is general in nature and does not create an attorney-client relationship. #USCIS #ImmigrationLaw #GreenCard #WorkPermit #Asylum Brad Bernstein is a licensed attorney practicing immigration law in all 50 states.

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