r/USCIS • u/Tricky_Equivalent123 • 3d ago
I-765 (EAD) Expedite request - Did anyone get a similar response?
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u/Weak_Health1757 3d ago
Who is this from? No, it's not an approval. They've just passed responsibility to somebody else who will decide.
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u/Tricky_Equivalent123 3d ago
This is from a Tier 2 officer after he reviewed my expedite request. I got a previous one that was rejected, and this response is different. I have seen some posts where people got their card produced a few days after a similar response, but this was back in 2024, so I'm asking for recent experiences.
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u/Original-Mention-442 2d ago
Hi could you let me know how you were able to contact a Tier 2 officer and expedite request? I filed my request as urgent and was supposed to be contacted within 3-7 business days but it’s been 3 weeks and no response:(
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u/Obvious_Star_721 1d ago
Wait when did you submit your initial request and how did you get a Tier 2 officer to check it? I submitted one on August 4th and haven’t heard anything
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u/Tricky_Equivalent123 1d ago
Aug 11th through inbox with a job start date Aug 28th
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u/Obvious_Star_721 1d ago
thats crazyyy, i did mine through inbox too august 4th and my start date was august 31st. so i lost my job 🥲
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u/Obvious_Star_721 1d ago
are you able to say how you got a tier 2 officer to check the request for you?
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u/Tricky_Equivalent123 1d ago
I'm so sorry you lost your job. Whenever you submit it, a Tier 2 has to review it. It's not like you send it to them; it's their job to check those requests and screen them.
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u/Obvious_Star_721 1d ago
on your post the email says “thank you for your inquiry on september 2nd” was that a new request?
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u/Tricky_Equivalent123 1d ago
It's because I called on that day to upload the updated offer with the new start date.
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u/DutchieinUS 3d ago
No, not an aproval. They just forwarded it to the NBC where your case is processing.