We need members experiences and help plsssss

[monalisa2010 1]

thank you for any member stop here to share our problem and suggest what to do , well since egyptian revultion the american embassy in cairo closed and just work with previous visas who already mad their interview ,it is so sad cause we stayed more than 7 months to got approve from uscis and than our papers transfer to nvc so start to smile suddenly the egyptian revultion started and evrything stoped ,each time we call nvc they said the case is compelet and the problem is usa embassy is closed ,almost 3 months now and its really unfair cause all embassies re work even isral ,many people sent them emails same reply its for security purposes ,im awife with 2 kids and we were dream to finish our interview to travel and live with my husband ,any suggestion to whom we may contact in usa to help us ?

some poeple suggest usa foreign ministery ...plssssssssssssssssssss share and help

Edited March 17, 2011 by monalisa2010

[Samoray 165]

Hello, i am sorry for what you're going through, your only solution is to transfer the case to another US consulate in another country, have you considered looking into that ?

[monalisa2010 1]

thanks for your opinion but its not logic cause first it will take time and see all other arbic countries around us have same protest plus it will coast 2 much ,me and 2 kids flight tickets plus hotel stay ...etc , im asking who in usa we can send 2 so he may help or any other suggestion except to go to another country very coast and not gurantee

thanks

Edited March 17, 2011 by monalisa2010

[Ryan H 3,812]

The only solution has already been suggested. In your reply to the suggestion, you stated that trying to go to another country is not economically feasible for you to do. Since it's not feasible for you to have your case moved, there is really not much you can do until the State Department reopens the Embassy in Cairo.

[marymina119 3]

hi i know what u r going through and it sucks but u cant do anyhting from here (usa) i already asked and they said u can transfer u case to another country or wait sorry to tell u that but its a sad situation.

[pushbrk 12,881]

thank you for any member stop here to share our problem and suggest what to do , well since egyptian revultion the american embassy in cairo closed and just work with previous visas who already mad their interview ,it is so sad cause we stayed more than 7 months to got approve from uscis and than our papers transfer to nvc so start to smile suddenly the egyptian revultion started and evrything stoped ,each time we call nvc they said the case is compelet and the problem is usa embassy is closed ,almost 3 months now and its really unfair cause all embassies re work even isral ,many people sent them emails same reply its for security purposes ,im awife with 2 kids and we were dream to finish our interview to travel and live with my husband ,any suggestion to whom we may contact in usa to help us ?

some poeple suggest usa foreign ministery ...plssssssssssssssssssss share and help

In short, you wait. I'm sure it doesn't seem fair to you but it would not be fair to Consular workers to be brought into an unsafe situation in order to provide a service intended to extend a privilege. When it is safe to open the Embassy and begin providing Consular services including visa interviews, the US Dept. of State will do just that. Until then, you wait.

For a point of reference, shortly after September 11, 2001, all spouse and fiance and some other visa issuance was put on hold for more than a year. People in your exact situation, even those with interviews scheduled, had to wait for more than a year to see any progress at all in their journey. Hang in there. This too shall pass.

[monalisa2010 1]

so u advice us to wait or find away to transfer our file to uae?

[Geordie 9]

so u advice us to wait or find away to transfer our file to uae?

I feel for you at this time, it is heartbreaking to read

As well contacting American Embassy's in neighbouring countries, I would also contact every single newspaper and tv station in Egypt, and neighbouring countries too. Even the local paper where the NVC in America is based.

Be pro-active about this, tell as many people as you can, the faster you spread this news about your situation, the faster you may be able to do something about it.

Remember, you have nothing to lose, but everything to gain!

Edited March 18, 2011 by Geordie

[Samoray 165]

Every case that is processed in the Cairo consulate is affected by this situation

[sachinky 465]

I'm sorry but you'll have to wait it out until the DOS decides to reopen the Consulate in Cairo.