expedite support documents

[b4byd09 0]

I received a letter from CSC and they are asking me to send them support documents for the expedite request. I dont have anything to provide them with other than the articales of newpapers that shows the conflicts between government and militants or the threats received to blow up the schools where women study or teach. Or the news paper articles about sucide attacks that happened just outside her school. This is very stupid, I assumed everyone in the world knows Pakistan has been declared one of the most dangerous country to live in. specially the North West Frontier Region which is a Heaven for Al-qaeda. So do u guys have any idea how should I proceed with this?? Anything is welcome.

Edited August 9, 2008 by b4byd09

[Kathryn41 3,205]

What about including the Department of State's own travel advisory about the extreme risks currently occurring in Pakistan along with your supporting newspaper evidence - especially if you can target the evidence of violence to the part of the country in which she is living, etc.?

http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/tw/tw_930.html

Good lucki.

Edited August 9, 2008 by Kathryn41

[joeyjoey 1]

I received a letter from CSC and they are asking me to send them support documents for the expedite request. I dont have anything to provide them with other than the articales of newpapers that shows the conflicts between government and militants or the threats received to blow up the schools where women study or teach. Or the news paper articles about sucide attacks that happened just outside her school. This is very stupid, I assumed everyone in the world knows Pakistan has been declared one of the most dangerous country to live in. specially the North West Frontier Region which is a Heaven for Al-qaeda. So do u guys have any idea how should I proceed with this?? Anything is welcome.

When you made the "expedite request", you needed to provide specific documentation that the beneficiary's life was directly and immediately at risk. What happens in the country in general is not specific enough to your case and does not prove that any direct risk exists. This is why USCIS is asking for the documentation. Yes, they see news and they read the papers. The job of USCIS is to validate your request, put together your "package" and send it to the Consulate. That is what they are doing. But 100% of the proof is on you to provide documentation to support an expedited petition.

Just send all docs that had you planned to send them when you made the "expedite request". Send them photos of some events that has occurred near to where your beneficiary lives or works that puts her life in danger. Send them the news articles, preferably with dated entries. You'll need photos. You'll need signed statements from witnesses. The travel advisory is a not very specific, but it can be used as additional proof that a dangerous situation exists. The more you provide, the better your chances. USCIS wants "documentation", so send them something. Remember, USCIS wants doc to compile a package to support your request. But before they will "OK" an expedite case and forward your package, you have to give them a very solid reason to do so. You'll need to get creative. I wish you the best of luck.

[KimandRuss 0]

You need to send them whatever documents you can find that explain why she doesn't leave the house or go to her job anymore. Try to be as specific to her and her situation as you can.