its what the Congressman said

[sasasasa 0]

When I emailed the Embassy shortly after his interview to check on it, below is what they told me:

“Dear Congressman :

I am writing in reference to your e-mail message dated January 16, 2009, concerning the non-immigrant (fiancé) visa application of Mr. xxxx, the fiancé of your constituent, Ms. xxxx, case number xxxxx. I apologize for the delay in responding to your inquiry.

Mr. x’s application is currently undergoing required administrative processing. The time needed to review individual cases is difficult to predict. Visa applicants affected by these procedures are informed of the need for additional processing at the time of interview. As soon as the processing is complete, we will contact Mr. xxx to notify him of the next step in his case.

I hope this information is helpful in responding to your constituent’s inquiry.”

I have checked with my liaison in Atlanta to see if she could tell me anything more after receiving your email, but unfortunately she can’t check on it at this point. We will have to wait on the Embassy to get back in touch with xxx and let him know further status. I will however email back to the Embassy after giving them sufficient time to work on this and keep you posted.

I’m sorry I don’t have more information to give you! But I will keep a check on it.

Thanks!

its what the women at the congresman office told us after she emaild the embassy

[Jasman0717 9]

The USCIS can even intimidate our elected representatives

[anitacastillo 0]

USCIS & State Dept are secretive. They don't know if the name they are checking is a good one or a bad one.

OP - its good that your congressman's office got a response and responded. Call the DOS number every other week and try to stay busy. We survived 11 mths of AP name check. Hope your time is shorter!