Tag Archives: N-400

USCIS Extends Flexibilities For Responding To Various Agency Requests And Permanently Allows Scanned Signatures

July 26th, 2022 by Chris Prescott | Posted in Immigration Blog, USCIS Requests for Evidence (RFE responses) | No Comments

Tags: Notice of Intent to Revoke and Notice of Intent to Rescind, Notice of Intent to terminate regional centers, Notices of Intent to withdraw TPS, Motions to re-open an N-400, Form I-290B, RFE, N-400, Continuations to request evidence (N-14), N-14, Notice of intent to Deny

During COVID, USCIS had allowed applicants an additional 60 days to respond to certain requests, notices, and appeals, such as RFEs, NOIDs etc. However, USCIS recently stated that this would no longer be the case, which meant that applicants would need to respond by the date stated on the notice. Days later USCIS has once…
USCIS Claims It Will Adjudicate Cases Faster And Expands Premium Processing

April 4th, 2022 by Chris Prescott | Posted in Immigration Blog, Fiancé Visa (I-129F), Removal Of Conditions (Form I-751), Application for Employment Authorization (I-765), Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (“DACA”), Blogs, Naturalization, PERM Labor certification/I-140/I-485 Processing, EB-5 Information, PERM/I-140/I-485 Information | No Comments

Tags: I-290B, I-485, I-360, I-129 premium, I-526 (EB-5), I-140 premium, I-821D renewals (DACA), I-765 & I-131, I-539, I-824, N-400, N-600 & N-600K, I-130-Immediate relative, I-129 F (Fiancé)

For a long time, processing times for applications filed at USCIS have been spiraling out of control and certain applications do not qualify for premium processing. For example, the current processing time for EB-5 cases is 47-71 months! Imagine investing over half a million dollars, paying a $3,675 filing fee and then having to wait…

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