Family-based green card cases can take time due to multiple stages of review, documentation requirements, and eligibility verification.
When This Applies
Delays may occur during:
• Petition review by USCIS
• Requests for additional evidence
• Interview scheduling
• Final case review and decision
What to Know
Processing time can vary depending on the details of the case. Missing documentation, inconsistent information, or additional review by immigration authorities may extend the timeline.
External factors, such as application volume and visa availability in certain categories, can also affect how long a case takes.
When to Speak With an Attorney
Understanding the cause of a delay is important in determining the next steps. An immigration attorney can review your case and help address issues that may be slowing the process. Schedule a consultation with attorney Abraham Benhayoun right now.
