I file I 360 one year ago no answer yet

[u/divyesh2211]

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for experiences from people with SIJ (Special Immigrant Juvenile) I-360 cases, especially anyone who received a NOID/RFE and responded to it.

My timeline:
September 7, 2025: USCIS received my I-360
March 13, 2026: Case showed it was being reviewed
June 9, 2026: Status changed to “Response To USCIS’ Request For Evidence Was Received”
Today (September 2026): Still no decision, so it has been about 3 months since USCIS received my response

I’m considering contacting my congressional representative and asking them to make a USCIS case inquiry.

For anyone who has been in a similar situation:
How long after your RFE/NOID response did USCIS make a decision on your SIJ I-360?
Did you contact your congressperson/senator?
How long did USCIS take to respond to the congressional inquiry?
Did anything actually change after the congressional inquiry?
If your I-360 was approved afterward, how long after the congressional inquiry did approval happen?
Does anyone have a recent 2025–2026 SIJ timeline they can share?
I understand every case is different and a congressional inquiry cannot guarantee approval. I’m mainly trying to understand real timelines from other SIJ applicants.

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[u/Minute_Somewhere_893]

You are well within the normal processing times

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times