Expedite a pending Application with USCIS

What Is an Expedite Request?

An expedite request is a request submitted to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) asking that a pending application or petition be reviewed more quickly.

USCIS may consider expedite requests in certain situations based on specific circumstances. These requests must typically be supported by documentation explaining the reason for the request.

Who May Apply?

Common situations include:

• Individuals experiencing urgent situations
• Applicants facing financial or personal hardship
• Individuals requesting faster processing of a pending USCIS application

Each case is unique, and not all applications qualify for expedited processing.

If you are unsure whether your situation may qualify, we recommend consulting with a licensed immigration attorney.

Forms Commonly Included in This Process

There is no separate form for an expedite request. The request is submitted in connection with an existing USCIS application or petition.

Supporting documentation may be required depending on the request.

How We Help

Our office assists with:

• Preparing the expedite request based on the information you provide
• Organizing supporting documentation
• Preparing the request for submission to USCIS
• Providing general guidance on the process

Our office assists with the preparation and organization of immigration requests and documents based on the information provided by the client.

Please note that our office does not control USCIS processing times and cannot guarantee that an expedite request will be approved.

Ready to Start Your Process?

This service requires an initial consultation before beginning the preparation process.

During the consultation we will:

• Review your situation
• Provide general information about the process
• Explain how our office may assist you

To schedule your consultation, please visit our Book a Consultation page.

The consultation fee is $5 for a 30-minute session.

Important Notice

CNIS Immigration Services is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation.

USCIS makes all decisions regarding expedite requests, and approval is not guaranteed.

If you are unsure about your situation or require legal advice, we recommend consulting with a licensed immigration attorney.