Experienced Professional Needed — Asylum-Based I-485 Mandamus Evaluation and Document Review

I am looking for an experienced professional familiar with U.S. immigration mandamus lawsuits and federal court procedures to review my asylum-based I-485 case and assist with research and document preparation. Case background: • I-485 filed on June 12, 2026. • Biometrics completed in August 2026. • The application remains pending at the National Benefits Center. • An expedite request submitted on September 2, 2026 remains pending. • I have sought congressional assistance, submitted an Ombudsman request, and sent demand letters. • My circumstances include plans to enlist in the U.S. Navy, financial hardship, and my wife’s pregnancy. My application has been pending for approximately five months. I would like a realistic review of similar cases, relevant court decisions, and potential challenges associated with filing at this stage. Requested services: 1. Review my case timeline and supporting documents. 2. Research comparable asylum-based I-485 mandamus cases, including dismissals and successful outcomes. 3. Provide a written research summary with verifiable sources and identify issues that may require review by a licensed attorney. 4. If appropriate, provide a separate quote for assistance preparing a draft complaint and organizing supporting exhibits for attorney review or self-representation. Please describe your qualifications, relevant experience, and your role in previous mandamus projects. Public case numbers or redacted work samples are welcome. A U.S. attorney license is not required for research and administrative support, but please clearly state whether you are a licensed attorney and the limits of the services you offer. Please quote a fixed fee for the initial review and your estimated turnaround time. No filing or contact with USCIS is authorized under this project. Sensitive documents will be shared privately after selecting a suitable professional.