N-400 Stuck After Your Interview? The 120-Day Rule Explained
When USCIS has not decided a naturalization application within 120 days of the interview, federal law lets you take the N-400 to district court. How it works.
When USCIS has not decided a naturalization application within 120 days of the interview, federal law lets you take the N-400 to district court. How it works.
A visa held in 221(g) administrative processing for months may support a federal suit to compel a decision, but a judge cannot order the consulate to issue it.
No fixed number of months makes a USCIS delay unreasonable. Courts weigh six TRAC factors, and the evidence you bring to each one decides the case.