No progress for over 6 months since my green card interview
I filed for a marriage-based green card, and even though the interview is done, it’s been over half a year with no update at all.
What approach would be best?
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Marriage Green Card in U.S.: $1,900
Marriage Green Card Abroad: $2,100
Green Card for a Parent in US: $1,750
Green Card for a Parent Abroad: $1,950
Perm(LC) : $4,500
I-140 : $2,000
I-485 : $1,500
K-1 Visa : $1,450
Change of Status : $1,500
N-400 : $600
Re-Entry Permit : $500
Green Card Extension : $300
Please proceed in this order:
1. Call InfoPass, explain the issue, and ask for prompt resolution
2. If that phone call doesn’t resolve it, schedule an in-person appointment and ask
3. Send a letter to USCIS requesting an update
4. If none of the above 3 help, ask for assistance through your local congressional representative’s office