Applied for I-751 and still haven't received my biometric appointment after 4 months, what should I expect?
I-751 cases are very fact specific and it can take time for them to be processed. Since 6 months have not passed since April, this is normal.
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I-751 cases are very fact specific and it can take time for them to be processed. Since 6 months have not passed since April, this is normal.
You should bring a certificate of disposition to an immigration attorney to evaluate your options.
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