We are preparing a multi-plaintiff federal lawsuit seeking to force the government to adjudicate delayed immigration benefit cases and challenge the pause. Join the screening now so your case can be reviewed for possible inclusion and so you may benefit from any favorable ruling if the case succeeds.
On April 30, 2026, a federal court granted preliminary injunctive relief in a case involving roughly 200 immigrants challenging USCIS adjudicative-hold and “significant negative factor” policies. The order required USCIS to lift the hold for certain plaintiffs. If accepted into this lawsuit, applicants may also seek relief that lifts the pause as applied to their cases.
In plain terms, this is about cases where USCIS may be processing parts of the file but still does not issue the final decision. The form helps screen whether your country, receipt date, and harm fit this group-lawsuit intake.
Filing a lawsuit does not guarantee approval. The goal is usually to force the government to make a lawful decision instead of leaving families, workers, and applicants stuck without an answer.
Your green card, work permit, or related immigration benefit is still pending without a final approval or denial.
Biometrics, interview, RFE response, or other action happened, but the case still sits unresolved without a final decision.
Work authorization, job stability, family income, housing, travel planning, or other urgent needs are being impacted right now.
The facts suggest a broader adjudication hold, decision freeze, or systemic refusal to finish the case instead of ordinary processing delay.
Act before more time is lost. If you do not fit the group lawsuit, we can tell you whether an individual mandamus lawsuit makes more sense.