electronic FOIA request for administrative processing??

[muskan4eva 0]

can anyone tell me if i should file this form electronically if my husband is awaiting response from DOS for Administrative processing?

it's called electronic FOIA request with the Department of State

http://foia.state.gov/foiareq/foialetter.asp

[Used to be broken 147]

can anyone tell me if i should file this form electronically if my husband is awaiting response from DOS for Administrative processing?

it's called electronic FOIA request with the Department of State

http://foia.state.gov/foiareq/foialetter.asp

I don't think it will effect your case either way nor give you insight into the reason or timeline of the AP. You will not get an answer back for months, and by then he might have the VISA. If eventually he is denied, it might show the reason you might not be aware of.

[coyote 3]

can anyone tell me if i should file this form electronically if my husband is awaiting response from DOS for Administrative processing?

it's called electronic FOIA request with the Department of State

http://foia.state.gov/foiareq/foialetter.asp

I would suggest that you: 1) contact your congressperson and ask them to put in a request, 2) sign our petition asking for a 90-day time limit for AP and comprehensive reform of the visa process, and 3) join American Families United (www.americanfamiliesunited.org) which is advocating for people like us.

A FOIA request probably won't accomplish what you want, because the information you're looking for is related to "national security" so if you get anything, it will be blacked out and you won't be able to read it. That's a guess, but I think it's a good one. Try the conventional routes first, and then find out more about what a FOIA might accomplish. You might also talk to a reporter in your area, at your local paper, about this issue. Many people are being caught in this black hole.

Here's the petition. Please sign and pass to others! Thanks!

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/falling-in-love-with-someone-from-another-country-is-not-a-crime/