Attorney for USCIS Processing in Greer

Resolving Processing Delays in USCIS Cases

Are you having problems regarding USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) processing? Do you need help understanding the processing times or submitting your application with the USCIS?

At Colón Law Firm, you can get the legal help and guidance you need to handle any problems you may be facing when dealing with the USCIS. Our attorney, Ken Colón, has handled countless employment-based and family-based applications through the USCIS. We are well-versed in the difficulties that can arise and how best to proceed to resolve them.

USCIS Processing Times

It has long been known that the USCIS has posted inaccurate processing time estimates for immigration applications. The USCIS has worked to address this problem, however, even with better estimations, the processing times can range from 10 to 20 months or more for some applications. Backlogs at the USCIS further complicate the problem.

These inaccurate estimates have been much shorter than the time that is generally needed for processing. These inaccuracies have made predictions extremely difficult for applicants and their employers or families. This is especially true in cases where sequential steps must be taken and approved before the application can be further processed through the system.

Problems with the application process can be for any type of immigration benefit, such as:

• Registering permanent residence or adjustment of status
• Replacing a Green Card
• Naturalization
• A temporary work visa
• Any other visa application, such as nonimmigrant visas, student visas, or business visas

Let Colón Law Firm Help You Work With USCIS Officials

With any kind of delay, glitch, or another issue concerning your application to the USCIS, we recommend that you get in touch with us. We encounter these types of issues regularly and know what to do when working with USCIS officials. Our attorney can communicate with the USCIS on your behalf to help resolve the matter, get a better prediction, and handle any required information that the government may request.