BoostMyCase is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We are a self-help document preparation service for Pro Se litigants. Filing a writ of mandamus does not guarantee adjudication, approval, or any specific timeline. Outcomes vary based on individual circumstances. Consult a licensed attorney for legal advice.

How BoostMyCase Works

Six steps to prepare and self-file your mandamus packet

1

Complete Intake Form

Provide your case details, family information, and contact details through our secure online form. This typically takes 10-15 minutes.

  • Enter primary applicant information
  • Add dependent family members
  • Provide contact and address details
  • Review and confirm all information
2

Make Secure Payment

Pay our one-time service fee of $899 through Stripe's secure payment processing. No hidden fees or subscriptions.

  • Encrypted payment processing
  • Instant payment confirmation
  • Receive invoice for your records
  • Document preparation begins after payment
3

Receive Your Documents

Within 4 business days of payment, receive your standard litigation packet, generated based on the information you provide and the federal court selected based on the address or district information you enter during intake.

  • Personalized complaint form
  • Pre-filled civil cover sheet
  • Step-by-step filing instructions
  • Court-specific mailing addresses
4

File with Federal Court

Follow our detailed instructions to file your mandamus lawsuit with the federal district court in your jurisdiction.

  • Print all documents
  • Pay court filing fee (typically $405)
  • Submit to court clerk
  • Mail copies to USCIS via certified mail
5

Upload Proof of Service

Upload court filed proof of service confirmation to track your case status.

  • Upload Proof of Service
  • Enter your court case number
  • Receive confirmation email
  • Stay in touch with us for further guidance
6

What Happens After Filing

Once your complaint is served, the federal litigation process begins. Outcomes vary based on individual circumstances.

  • Under the Federal Rules, the United States generally has 60 days after service to file an answer
  • DOJ may file an answer or motion, or USCIS may take action on the underlying application
  • Possible outcomes include adjudication, RFE, interview, denial, or continued delay
  • BoostMyCase provides operational support but does not provide legal advice

Ready to Get Started?

Begin your mandamus filing process today.

Filing a mandamus does not guarantee adjudication, approval, or any specific timeline. Outcomes vary based on individual circumstances. BoostMyCase is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.