Writ of Mandamus
Are you facing long delays with your visa, green card, or naturalization application? If your immigration case has been pending for an unreasonable amount of time, a Writ of Mandamus may be the legal tool you need to get a decision. At Sedaghat Law Firm, we have successfully helped clients force USCIS, the State Department, and other agencies to act on their cases by filing mandamus lawsuits in federal court.
Have You been waiting too long for your immigration case?!
Expedite Your Immigration Case with a Writ of Mandamus.
If your case has been delayed beyond normal processing times, we can help you take legal action to force the government to act.
What Is a Writ of Mandamus?
A Writ of Mandamus is a federal lawsuit that forces a government agency—such as USCIS or the State Department—to act on a long-pending immigration case. While this legal action cannot force an approval, it does require the agency to make a decision instead of leaving your case in limbo.
When Should You Consider Filing a Writ of Mandamus?
You may be eligible for a Writ of Mandamus if:
Your case has been delayed beyond the normal processing time for no clear reason.
You have submitted all required documents and responded to agency requests.
You have made multiple inquiries but have not received a resolution.
The delay is causing significant hardship, such as family separation or job loss.
Our Proven Track Record in Mandamus Lawsuits
At Sedaghat Law Firm, we have successfully helped many clients resolve immigration delays by filing Writs of Mandamus in federal court.
Case Success: Naturalization Delay Resolved
A client waited over 3 years for a citizenship decision. After we filed a mandamus lawsuit, USCIS approved the case within 60 days.
Case Success: Green Card Application Moved Forward
A family-based green card case was stuck in administrative processing for 2 years. Our lawsuit forced the State Department to issue the visa in just 3 months.
The Filing Process – How It Works
Why Choose Sedaghat Law Firm?
Experienced Immigration Attorneys
We specialize in complex federal litigation against immigration agencies.
Proven Track Record
We have successfully resolved numerous delayed cases.
Personalized Attention
We provide one-on-one guidance throughout the process.
Fast Action
We move quickly to get your case filed and resolved.
Contact Us for a Free Consultation
If your immigration case has been delayed beyond normal processing times, don’t wait any longer. A Writ of Mandamus may be the solution to get your case moving.
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