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Average timeline for AP
Hello,
I'm wondering how long you guys get your AP on average? As far as I know, there's official sayings that it normally takes 70-90 days, as well as says by my lawyer . But I know it seems to take much longer after Trump administration. I filled my AP in the beginning of Feb and USCIS received it on 02/10. I discussed with my lawyer about planning a family trip to Europe. She suggested that I'd better to book everything after the end of May, so I booked my parents' and my flight to Europe on 05/31. However, I haven't received my AP yet and I check my status of application three times a day, still pending"your case was received". Now I only have less than two weeks for the trip. My lawyer says I might want to try apply emergency AP in the local office, but she is not convinced that they would approve my emergency AP as my case is not "URGENT" (no one is dying!). This situation would force me to cancel everything I booked before, including flight tickets, hotels, etc. and none of them is refundable. I would lost about US$5000 for nothing. It's really frustrating. However I either cannot risk myself travelling outside the States without AP. I don't know if you guys have any suggestion or should I give USCIS another week for AP?
I'm wondering how long you guys get your AP on average? As far as I know, there's official sayings that it normally takes 70-90 days, as well as says by my lawyer . But I know it seems to take much longer after Trump administration. I filled my AP in the beginning of Feb and USCIS received it on 02/10. I discussed with my lawyer about planning a family trip to Europe. She suggested that I'd better to book everything after the end of May, so I booked my parents' and my flight to Europe on 05/31. However, I haven't received my AP yet and I check my status of application three times a day, still pending"your case was received". Now I only have less than two weeks for the trip. My lawyer says I might want to try apply emergency AP in the local office, but she is not convinced that they would approve my emergency AP as my case is not "URGENT" (no one is dying!). This situation would force me to cancel everything I booked before, including flight tickets, hotels, etc. and none of them is refundable. I would lost about US$5000 for nothing. It's really frustrating. However I either cannot risk myself travelling outside the States without AP. I don't know if you guys have any suggestion or should I give USCIS another week for AP?
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