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Case Study: Hi Barbaros

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Hi Barbaros - Hope all is well with you! Last year around same time you helped in process GC in the EB1 category and the I-140, I-1484 (including the EAD and AP) filled concurrently in USCIS on 17th Dec 2014. Since then my case status is “under review” and if try to call USCIS customer service or submit a case enquiry on my case, they turn me down by say that I’m the beneficiary in the document and they will not be able to disclose any information on my case. Thanks Avinash

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