https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance/expedite-requests
To request an expedited interview for immigration, you’ll typically need to demonstrate urgent circumstances, such as:
Emergency Situations
- Medical emergency: Life-threatening illness or injury to the applicant or family member
- Death of a family member: Urgent travel required for funeral or estate settlement
- Business or employment: Critical business or job opportunity
Request Process
- Contact USCIS: Reach out to the USCIS office handling your case via phone, email, or online portal
- Submit documentation: Provide evidence supporting your urgent circumstances (e.g., medical records, death certificate, job offer)
- Explain your situation: Clearly describe the urgent need for expedited processing
Expedited Criteria
- Severe financial loss: Imminent financial hardship or business failure
- Humanitarian reasons: Urgent medical treatment or family reunification
- National interest: Expedited processing serves the U.S. national interest
Tips
- Act quickly: Request expedited processing as soon as possible
- Be clear and concise: Provide specific details and supporting documentation
- Follow up: Confirm receipt of your request and inquire about status updates
Keep in mind that expedited processing is granted on a case-by-case basis, and approval is not guaranteed. Consult official USCIS resources or an immigration attorney for personalized guidance.

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