🛑 Onboarding Open Until: July 31, 2026
Many applicants who have completed their adjustment of status (Form I-485) interview at the USCIS Denver Field Office are left waiting months for a decision, often with no explanation for the delay. USCIS has a legal obligation to decide these applications within a reasonable time. We are preparing a lawsuit asking a federal court to compel USCIS to make a decision on pending post-interview I-485 applications.
We hope to assist applicants for adjustment of status who meet all the following:
- You have already attended your adjustment of status interview at the USCIS Denver Field Office.
- At least two months have passed since that interview without USCIS issuing a decision.
- Your case does not involve any known ground of inadmissibility, and you are not seeking to adjust with a waiver of inadmissibility.
- If you were issued a post-interview request for evidence (RFE), you have already responded to it and at least two months have passed since you submitted your response.
This lawsuit does NOT include applicants who have not yet had their adjustment of status interview, applicants with a known inadmissibility issue or a pending or anticipated waiver, or applicants interviewed at a field office other than Denver.
We will be asking a federal judge in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado to order USCIS to adjudicate plaintiffs’ pending I-485 applications by a deadline set by the court. We are not asking the court to approve any application or decide the outcome of your case — the goal of this litigation is to force a decision, whatever that decision may be.
This case is being filed by Joseph & Hall P.C., a Colorado-based immigration law firm with an active federal court litigation practice, including delay and habeas matters in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado.
If You Would Like to Join the Lawsuit, Please Do All of the Following:
Step 1: Review the FAQ to confirm that you qualify to participate and that you understand what the case is about and how the plaintiff fee works.
Step 2: Complete our eligibility questionnaire and representation agreement here. The app will prompt you to complete a brief questionnaire verifying your eligibility to join the lawsuit. Once done, the app will generate an engagement letter (contract) for you to review and sign. You will receive a copy of the signed engagement letter via email.
Step 3: Pay your fee here. We are charging $1,100 per family to participate in the case. This is a one-time fee, due at the outset, and is non-refundable once we file the case with the federal district court.
Step 4: Login to the client portal. After you have paid the one-time fee, you will receive a “Payment ID” on your payment receipt and in your email. Enter your payment ID and email address at https://questionnaires.immpactlitigation.com/ and click “Log In.”
Step 5: Complete the questionnaire. Once logged into the client portal, you will see a questionnaire requesting information and documents needed to file the lawsuit. You will receive a confirmation email once the questionnaire is submitted.
Step 6: Watch for emails from no-reply@immigrationissues.com. Whenever there is a case update, you will receive an email from no-reply@immigrationissues.com which summarizes the update and prompts you to login to the secure client portal. There, you will be able to view the full update. These updates will include status reports on the litigation (“Case Timeline”), requests that you provide additional information (“Correspondence from Your Legal Team”), and requests that you sign a declaration to be used in the litigation (“Case Timeline”).
Payment Policy: We accept credit cards and eChecks only. DO NOT USE A DEBIT CARD — your payment will be voided, and you will not be added as a plaintiff. You are responsible for paying the merchant surcharge fees associated with making a payment and the surcharge fees will not be refunded under any circumstances.
Once you have completed all the above steps, you have signed up! You will receive an automatic email confirmation when we have received your engagement letter and declaration. This, along with your payment confirmation email, means you are in our database and will be included in the lawsuit. If any information or documents are missing, we will contact you before filing the case. Otherwise, we will be in touch with all plaintiffs once the lawsuit has been filed.
In the meantime, please do not contact our team asking for further confirmation that we have received your materials; this slows us down while we prepare the filing.
🛑 After onboarding, if you need to make any changes or notify us of any changed circumstances, please do so by logging into your secure client portal at https://questionnaires.immpactlitigation.com/. Click the “Questionnaire” tab, where you can view and edit your previous questionnaire responses. Once you have updated your information, click “Save Updated Questionnaire.” The updated information will be automatically integrated into any planned litigation filings.
