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How does the government decide the case?
The decision on any petition is made on the basis of whether the alien meets the specific requirements of the category. The examiners look to see that every element of a case is adequately documented. It is a hyper-technical and bureaucratic decision. The decision are made in regional BCIS service centers by unknown BCIS examiners. Political influence does not play a part in the decision.
A cautionary note about estimated processing times: the BCIS periodically publishes estimated processing times for most types of cases. Further, many aliens have friends or associates who have gone through similar immigration procedures and were finished in a certain amount of time. It is important to realize that BCIS processing times are CONSTANTLY CHANGING and any estimates should not be relied upon as concrete or absolute.
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