Expert Legal Assistance for USCIS, NVC, and Embassy Expedite Requests
Delays in immigration processing can cause stress and uncertainty, especially when time-sensitive situations arise. A trusted expedite services lawyer at Martinez Immigration can help you file expedite requests with USCIS, the National Visa Center (NVC), and U.S. Embassies/Consulates, ensuring your case moves forward as quickly as possible.
Who may need an immigration attorney for Expedite Services?
A USCIS expedite request lawyer can assist with:
- USCIS Expedite Requests – Speed up pending applications for Green Cards, work permits, travel documents, and other immigration benefits.
- NVC Expedite Requests – Request faster visa processing at the National Visa Center (NVC) for family-based and employment-based visa cases.
- Embassy/Consulate Expedite Requests – Help with obtaining emergency visa appointments and expedited consular processing.
- Congressional Inquiries – Request intervention from your local congressperson to push your case forward.
Not sure if your case qualifies?
A USCIS expedite services lawyer can assess your situation and guide you through the process.
Eligibility for Expedite Request
U.S. immigration agencies only approve expedite requests for urgent situations. Common qualifying reasons include:
- Severe Financial Loss – Business owners, investors, or individuals facing financial hardship due to delays.
- Emergency Situations – Urgent medical needs, life-threatening conditions, or humanitarian crises.
- U.S. Government Interests – Requests involving national security, law enforcement, or military-related cases.
- Nonprofit/Public Interest Cases – Requests filed by organizations aiding humanitarian efforts.
How to Apply for a Humanitarian Visas Process
Consultation with an Expedite Services Lawyer
Determine eligibility and strategy for your expedite request.
Gather Supporting Evidence
Compile proof of urgency (e.g., medical reports, financial records, employer letters).
Submit the Request to the Right Agency:
USCIS Expedite Request → Contact USCIS via phone or Emma live chat, or submit a request with Form G-28.
NVC Expedite Request → Submit a request via the NVC Public Inquiry Form or through a lawyer’s intervention.
Embassy/Consulate Expedite Request → Request an emergency visa appointment or faster processing at the consulate.
Follow Up with Government Agencies
If no response is received, your lawyer will escalate the request.
Monitor Case Progress
Track the status and respond to any USCIS/NVC requests for additional evidence.
Expedite requests must include strong supporting evidence. A USCIS expedite services lawyer ensures your request is properly filed with compelling documentation.
Required Documentation
Proof of Urgency
Medical reports, employer letters, financial statements, or legal documents showing severe hardship.
Case-Specific Supporting Evidence
Evidence of pending applications, job offers, travel needs, or business loss.
Agency-Specific Forms
Certain agencies may require additional forms or affidavits from a lawyer.
Common Challenges & Legal Solutions
Challenges
Solutions
USCIS Expedite Request Denied
USCIS rejects many requests for lacking strong evidence.
Our lawyers re-file with stronger supporting documents or appeal the decision.
Long Delays at NVC
Cases get stuck in administrative processing for months.
Our attorneys file congressional inquiries or escalate through legal channels.
No Response from U.S. Embassy or Consulate
Expedite requests go unanswered.
We use legal strategies and direct consular contact to push urgent cases forward.
Additional Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Can any immigration application be expedited?
No, only cases with urgent circumstances may qualify for an expedite request.
How long does an expedite request take to process?
Approval times vary but can range from a few weeks to a few months depending on the agency.
What happens if my expedite request is denied?
You can reapply with stronger evidence or explore legal intervention options.
Can I get an emergency Green Card interview at the embassy?
In urgent humanitarian situations, the embassy may expedite an interview—but approvals are case-specific.
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Experiencing long immigration delays? Need an emergency visa appointment? A USCIS expedite request lawyer at Martinez Immigration can help.