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Can I Expedite My Marriage Green Card?

Can I Expedite My Marriage Green Card?

TRW Law Firm | U.S. Immigration Advisory

Understanding How to Expedite a Marriage-Based Green Card Application in 2025

Waiting for your marriage-based green card can be one of the most stressful stages of the U.S. immigration process. With processing times averaging approximately 9.5 months, applicants often ask whether it’s possible to expedite the timeline—and under what circumstances.

At TRW Law Firm, our experienced U.S. immigration attorneys are here to guide you through every stage of the green card process, including navigating requests for expedited processing. This article explains when you can expedite your application, what qualifies as an urgent need, and what additional steps you can take to reduce delays.


What Is an Expedite Request?

A formal expedite request is a process by which applicants can ask U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)to accelerate their application review. However, it’s important to note that:

  • USCIS considers expedite requests on a case-by-case basis.
  • You must submit supporting documentation proving the urgency.
  • Approval is discretionary and not guaranteed.

TRW Law Firm will work with you to ensure that your request is properly framed, fully supported, and appropriately submitted.


Grounds for Expediting a Marriage Green Card

USCIS will only consider an expedite request in limited and specific situations, including:

✉️ Severe Financial Loss

  • Immediate job offers for the foreign spouse where delay would cause harm.
  • Financial hardship for the U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse.

🏥 Medical Emergencies or Humanitarian Reasons

  • Urgent medical treatment in the U.S.
  • Death or critical illness of a close relative.
  • Unsafe or unstable conditions in the foreign spouse’s country.

🔒 USCIS Error

  • If USCIS misplaced your application or failed to act due to internal oversight.

How to Submit an Expedite Request

Here’s how TRW Law Firm recommends you proceed:

1. Contact USCIS

Call the USCIS Contact Center to open a service request. This begins the expedite evaluation process.

2. Prepare a Cover Letter

Draft a detailed letter explaining why your case qualifies for expedited review. It should include:

  • A compelling narrative
  • Clear articulation of harm caused by delay
  • Reference to USCIS expedite criteria

3. Submit Supporting Evidence

Examples include:

  • Medical documentation
  • Job offer letters
  • Letters from employers, doctors, or local officials
  • Evidence of USCIS errors or administrative delays

4. Follow Up

You may be required to submit additional documents. Stay in touch with USCIS or allow TRW to represent you and handle all correspondence on your behalf.


How Much Faster Is the Process If Expedited?

While approval of an expedite request does not guarantee a specific processing time, it typically accelerates the process by several months depending on case complexity and location. Our team has helped expedite cases that were stuck in backlog or were of urgent humanitarian importance.


Other Ways to Speed Up Your Green Card Process

If an expedite request is denied or not applicable, here are additional steps you can take:

✉️ Submit a Case Inquiry to USCIS

If your case is beyond normal processing times, file a formal inquiry with USCIS. Use the “Outside Normal Processing Time” option on their website.

🏛️ Contact Your U.S. Congressional Representative

Your member of Congress can make an inquiry to USCIS on your behalf. Though they cannot change the outcome, this often pushes delayed cases into active review.

TRW Law Firm has helped multiple clients leverage congressional assistance effectively.

📝 File Forms Correctly and Completely

Many delays occur due to incomplete forms or insufficient evidence. Working with a TRW immigration attorney helps eliminate this risk.


USCIS Expedite Request: Best Practices

At TRW Law Firm, we recommend the following when filing an expedite request:

🔄 Be proactive. Don’t wait until the last moment. 💡 Be specific. Vague requests are usually denied. 🏢 Be organized. Submit all forms and documents in a cohesive package. 📄 Be prepared. USCIS may request further documentation.


Final Thoughts: Should You File an Expedite Request?

Not all applicants will qualify for expedited review—but those with pressing humanitarian or financial circumstances may be eligible. TRW Law Firm has successfully supported expedite petitions based on:

  • Pregnancy and urgent medical needs
  • Financial distress from job dependency
  • Security threats abroad
  • U.S. employers withdrawing offers due to delay

We provide honest assessments and assist in building strong expedite packages. Don’t navigate this alone.


Contact TRW Law Firm Today

TRW Law Firm provides full-service immigration solutions to individuals, families, and employers. If you believe your case deserves expedited treatment—or simply want to avoid delays—contact us today for a confidential consultation.

Contact Numbers: +8801708000660
+8801847220062
+8801708080817

Emails: info@trfirm.com
info@trwbd.com
info@tahmidur.com

Office Locations:

  • Dhaka: House 410, Road 29, Mohakhali DOHS
  • Dubai: Rolex Building, L-12 Sheikh Zayed Road

Internal Resource: Learn more about our Marriage Green Card Services


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