How to expedite your case with Immigration

Greetings Jorge Rivera, immigration attorney.

Expedite a case with Immigration

How to expedite a case with Immigration? This is a question I get asked all the time, whether it is a family petition, U Visa, residency or consular processing case. Today, we will explain all the details so you can analyze what you can do.

Requests

The requests that take the longest time are the parents' petitions. They are taking more than 20 years in Mexico. In other nationalities, depending on whether sos single or married, it can be seven, eight or ten years. That is why we will start by talking about how we can accelerate them.

If you are asked by an employer, you can make a request workThis is a process that takes about two years. Then, if he asks for forgiveness based on your parents, that's where you cut a quarter of the time. If the process takes 3 or 4 years instead of 12 or 20 years, you come out ahead.

U Visa

With the U VisaNowadays, you can get a work permit right from the start. But can you what's going on? If you wait five years to be approved for a U Visa, you get the equivalent of a legal entry. With approval you can immediately apply for the residence based on your U.S. citizen child over 21, or your U.S. citizen spouse, and not have to wait three more years to apply for residency based on the U Visa. 

Immigration Court

In court there are many new strategies.  
You can make a "motion to expedite"i.e., speed up the case if you have a good alternative, to ask for your case to be finished all at once, forget about the Court and the Immigration Service.

Consular processing

How to speed up a consular process? This is a question I get asked every week in interviews. Lhe answer is that you can speed up the consular processensuring that everything is approved within the US.

The American Embassy works with the National Visa Centerwhich pre-approves everything before assigning your appointment. This means, make sure everything is pre-approved. If everything is already approved and you are simply waiting for your appointment, we will check to see if there is any type of emergency, medical reason, or if any of your children are turning 21, to request a "pre-approval".motion to expedite" motion to expedite your case at the Embassy.

Immigration Lawyer 

If you can, don't give up. Ne can help you. 
Call us at 888 578 22 76.

Remember also that attorney Jorge Rivera offers all types of legal advice to immigrants throughout the United States. 

If you are looking for an immigration lawyer in Miami, you can find us at 5820 Blue Lagoon Dr, Miami, FL.
It also provides counseling for immigrants in New York.