CONTACTED SENATORS

[dwar49 0]

I have now contacted both california senators (Boxer and Feinstein) and have their offices writing formal letters to the director of CSC inquiring into the inordinate delays in processing of I-129Fs.

The inquiry was done on behalf of everyone, and also with special questions regarding my own.

According to Boxer's office they have received 100s of these type requests in last few months.

I was told that I could recontact them mid next week and they would give me an update on the progress of the inquiry and CSC response. As soon as I get something i will post it here for everyone to see.

[sarah and hicham 3]

I am in California too and when I needed help I contacted Marcos Lazaro at Congresswoman Lois Capps office in Santa Barbara. Immediately after I signed the release I left his office and went home. The next morning he called me at 7 am to tell me that Hicham was getting his Visa that day. He was really helpful for me. Try giving him a call.

Sarah

[dwar49 0]

I am also in the process of contacting my representative from my area. Thanks for the info though

[kitkat1 5]

I am also in the process of contacting my representative from my area. Thanks for the info though

Thanks - we'll be waiting for any news!

[Barry2005 0]

great looking forward to any news!

[vartan 0]

I have tried my congressman from my district and they have failed to even acknowledge me.. I am now in the process of writing my senators.

[iceyspots 0]

Hope you hear good news from your senator.. Good luck.

[MN&UK 0]

I am also in the process of contacting my representative from my area. Thanks for the info though

Thanks for the post. Let us know what you find out. We have the same NOA1 and our fiances are in the UK, looks like we are in the same raft.

I am contacting my Senators next week. Sen. Coleman's office has been very responsive and the staff even called me from Washington and said they were taking my concerns straight to the Sen., who serves on the Homeland Security committee. They stated he will be very interested to hear of the problems his constituents were having with USCIS.

I will update as well if I find out anything.

Edited July 16, 2006 by MN&UK

[kitkat1 5]

I am contacting my Senators next week. Sen. Coleman's office has been very responsive and the staff even called me from Washington and said they were taking my concerns straight to the Sen., who serves on the Homeland Security committee. They stated he will be very interested to hear of the problems his constituents were having with USCIS.

I will update as well if I find out anything.

That sounds promising - can't wait to hear his response if you get one!

[girlfrmoz 1]

I am happy to write a letter of complaint also making the same complaint if you wish. I work for an Australian Government organisation have security clearances and my fiance is US military why does it take so long if the case is so straight forward like ours. Why transfer cases such as ours from NSC to CSC more sense to transfer to VSC.

Anyway, let me know if i can support in anyway.

Cheers

[mrc 0]

I am happy to write a letter of complaint also making the same complaint if you wish. I work for an Australian Government organisation have security clearances and my fiance is US military why does it take so long if the case is so straight forward like ours. Why transfer cases such as ours from NSC to CSC more sense to transfer to VSC.

Anyway, let me know if i can support in anyway.

Cheers

Hmmm...I am in the military and even though I don't live in CA, I'm still a resident of CA. I just recently turned in my petition, so I'll wait to use that card. Hopefully you guys can make some progress.