One of the most common misconceptions about the immigration process is that once the application is filed the attorney's job is essentially done. In reality the post-filing stage is where some of the most critical legal work takes place and an experienced immigration attorney stays actively involved in your case from the moment the application is submitted to the moment a final decision is reached.

Understanding what your attorney should be doing after the initial filing helps you know what to expect and how to recognize when your case is not receiving the attention it deserves.

What an immigration attorney handles after the initial filing:

1. Monitoring case status and USCIS processing updates regularly
2. Notifying you immediately when USCIS correspondence is received
3. Responding promptly and thoroughly to any Requests for Evidence
4. Preparing you for biometrics appointments and what to expect
5. Building thorough interview preparation well ahead of the appointment date
6. Addressing any unexpected complications or USCIS inquiries that arise
7. Advising on travel restrictions and Advance Parole if applicable
8. Keeping you informed at every stage without you having to follow up

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