A federal judge in the Northern District of California has ruled against the indefinite hold on I-765 applications, ordering USCIS to adjudicate these applications within 180 days for all named plaintiffs in the case Behdin v. Edlow. This decision challenges the previous practice of holding applications indefinitely, indicating a shift in judicial perspective regarding processing times.
Key Details:
- Judge: Van Keulen, Northern District of California
- Order issued: USCIS must process I-765 applications within 180 days
- Affects: All named plaintiffs in Behdin v. Edlow
- Implication: Courts are rejecting the indefinite hold theory on immigration applications
This ruling is expected to expedite the processing of work authorization applications for affected immigrants. Need help with your immigration case? Visit QuickFiling.us for professional immigration services.
Source: @floresandresss