USCIS I-485/I-765 status check after attorney change - no interview notice yet. Help!

I've been through this process before, so I might be able to help. First, for the attorney change, you should file a G-28 form with USCIS. This form notifies them of your new representation. As for checking your case status, have you tried using the USCIS online case status tool? You can enter your receipt number there and it should give you some basic info.

ugh, USCIS is such a mess rn. I filed my stuff back in January and still haven't heard squat. It's like they're playing eeny meeny miny moe with our cases 🙄

Hey OP, I actually found a way to get someone on the phone without the insane wait times. I used this site called claimyr.com - it's a calling tool that dials the phone menu, stays on hold, and then connects you when a live agent picks up. It costs $20, but it saved me hours of frustration. Here's a video about it: https://youtu.be/eSz742AOvHc

Listen up, because I've been through this rodeo before and I've got some tips for you: 1. Attorney change: File Form G-28 ASAP. This tells USCIS about your new lawyer. Follow up with a written request to update your address of record if needed. 2. Case status: The online tool is garbage, we all know it. Your best bet is to call the USCIS contact center. Be prepared for a long wait, or use one of those paid services that wait on hold for you. 3. Interview timing: Don't panic if you haven't heard anything in a month. Processing times vary WILDLY depending on your location and case type. Some people wait a year or more. 4. Checking for scheduled interviews: If there's an interview scheduled, you should receive a notice in the mail. If you're worried, you can also try asking Emma (the USCIS virtual assistant) on their website. Sometimes she can see info that isn't on the regular status page. 5. Interview waiver: They don't usually notify you if they waive the interview. You'll just get a decision. 6. Regular processing: This is most likely where you're at. It's a waiting game, unfortunately. Hang in there, and don't hesitate to reach out to your congress person if things are taking way too long. Sometimes they can help speed things up. Good luck!

have you tried checking ur case status with the ask emma chatbot on the uscis website? sometimes she knows stuff that isnt on the regular status page

Oof, switching attorneys mid-process? That's rough buddy. Hope it all works out for you!

I'm in the exact same boat as you, OP! Filed in February and radio silence since then. This waiting game is driving me nuts 😵‍💫

Pro tip: If you're really worried, reach out to your local congress person's office. They can sometimes inquire about your case status and get more info than we can as individuals.

lmao welcome to the USCIS waiting room. grab a seat, we'll be here a while 🙃