Wanted to get some guidance from this community. As many of you may know that H4 and H4 EAD processing over the last year has been prolonged. That has resulted in job losses for many SO's. Curious to understand if you were able to get any traction from USCIS for your EAD applications and how did you navigate the process.
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been quite depressing for her and us overall.
I even made an ask to my lawyers to file in Nebraska center but they said they can’t do it per law and based on our address and will have to file at California service center..
In my case, even though there is no requirement for biometrics as they were given in 2019, and its EAD alone as spouse entered on H4, just the processing of EAD is still going on after 5 months.