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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just so we are all clear, the OP and/or her spouse are likely well-paid employees of a prestigious international organization.  They are applying for a green card for their child so their child can "double dip" and enjoy citizenship privileges and work authorization both in the United States and in a wealthy European country.  And now OP is lamenting that her child's travel permit and green card are taking too long.  I mean...come on OP.   You are choosing to take advantage of a great opportunity to make your privileged child's life even more privileged.  Not to mention, you chose a career that takes you far from family.  USCIS right now is desperately trying to meet the needs of people who need travel permits for ACTUAL emergencies; humanitarian parole for people in urgent humanitarian circumstances, work permit for people who desperately need to work to support their families.  I honestly cannot believe you bothered Raskin's office with this BS.   [/quote]

Shame on you, PP. You're a horrible human being. My children have two citizenships. It reflects their identity. It is not a frivolous act. It is who they are.

USCIS told them it would take 3-5 months at the time they sent their application!!! We have always received a response within the time frame given by USCIS, even during the pandemic. OP is right to worry, and should continue trying to contact USCIS, because obviously something has fallen through the cracks here. The application may have gotten lost. It happens.

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