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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: India
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Letter from F2A petitioner (Green card holder/LPR)

SUB :- Huge unissued F2A visa ending in long waiting times

Respected Sir/Madam,

The very important part of family union is being hit for green card spouses with the long waits. The wait time for reunite spouse and child with permanent resident(petitioner) is nearly 4 years. United families with shorter waiting periods will add and increase economic growth, as spouses would be able to work in mental peace and can contribute more in taxes.

I am not demanding anything more. Please check the below data and you will realise NVC is not following immigration act,1990.

Below are the statistics from travel.state.gov that NVC is using only partial quota of total alloted 88000 visas to f2a (under immigration act 1990) and causing agony and a long wait times for green card holders.

Year------------------------2001------2002------2003------2004-------2005------2006------2007------2008------2009

exempted----------------20,661-----14,565----9,343----17,160-----16,770----14,987----14,602----25,798----29,588

per country limit-------16,464-----11,524----8,189-----7,877------9,540----13,101----18,078----19,002----24,687

total---------------------37,125-----26,089---17,532----25,037-----26,310----28,088----32,680----44,800----54,275

visa usage in (%)-------42%----------30%------20%-------28%--------30%-------32%-------37%-------51%-------62%

visa unused in (%)------58%----------70%------80%-------72%--------70%-------68%-------63%-------49%-------38%

I am writing this letter as I believe you are the right person who can take appropriate action on this

Thanking you,

F2A petitioner.

SEND THIS LETTER TO FOLLOWING EMAIL ADDRESSES (amended) .....

Margaret.Gleason@dhs.gov

oppenheim.charles@dhs.gov

AmericanVoices@mail.house.gov

cisombudsman.publicaffairs@dhs.gov

VISABULLETIN@STATE.GOV

nvcinquiry@state.gov

and any other address which can help us....

Edited by jhp

WAITING FOR WIFE(LIFE).....STORY OF F2A

PD 23 dec 2010

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Bhutan
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sorry friend..i dont want to tell you that they issue 88000 visas or more than that....i want to tell ou that they have issued less than 30% in many years(and probably this fiscal year 2012 is looking like that kind of year)....How can this be justified by any of us???? or even by DoS ???? Please friend dont tell that 70% or 80% of applicant dont respond within the time limit and they dont correspond in time .In F2a people are desperate to meet their soulmate ......you can make this argument for other categories but not F2A...

If you agree please join us...thanks for ur feedback

Guys please ignore this kinds of people who is already with their lovedones and forgot the pain of waiting for several years and making some kinds of negative comments,if we are really wrong than the person whom we sent the email can answer our questions hopefully.plz sent this letter to them.i did it.Thanks GBY.

Filed: Country: India
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Letter from F2A petitioner (Green card holder/LPR)

SUB :- Huge unissued F2A visa ending in long waiting times

Respected Sir/Madam,

The very important part of family union is being hit for green card spouses with the long waits. The wait time for reunite spouse and child with permanent resident(petitioner) is nearly 4 years. United families with shorter waiting periods will add and increase economic growth, as spouses would be able to work in mental peace and can contribute more in taxes.

I am not demanding anything more. Please check the below data and you will realise NVC is not following immigration act,1990.

Below are the statistics from travel.state.gov that NVC is using only partial quota of total alloted 88000 visas to f2a (under immigration act 1990) and causing agony and a long wait times for green card holders.

Year------------------------2001------2002------2003------2004-------2005------2006------2007------2008------2009

exempted----------------20,661-----14,565----9,343----17,160-----16,770----14,987----14,602----25,798----29,588

per country limit-------16,464-----11,524----8,189-----7,877------9,540----13,101----18,078----19,002----24,687

total---------------------37,125-----26,089---17,532----25,037-----26,310----28,088----32,680----44,800----54,275

visa usage in (%)-------42%----------30%------20%-------28%--------30%-------32%-------37%-------51%-------62%

visa unused in (%)------58%----------70%------80%-------72%--------70%-------68%-------63%-------49%-------38%

I am writing this letter as I believe you are the right person who can take appropriate action on this

Thanking you,

F2A green card holder.

SEND THIS LETTER TO FOLLOWING EMAIL ADDRESSES.....

Margaret.Gleason@dhs.gov

charles.oppenheim@dhs.gov

AmericanVoices@mail.house.gov

cisombudsman.publicaffairs@dhs.gov

VISABULLETIN@STATE.GOV

listserv@calist.state.gov

nvcinquiry@state.gov

and any other address which can help us....

from where u got all this data like how many visa # are used and how many unused ...plz give me link..so that i can do something for f4 applicants.

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: India
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from where u got all this data like how many visa # are used and how many unused ...plz give me link..so that i can do something for f4 applicants.

This is the link but it will not help any other category bcaz all is going as per law for other categories...so u dont need to take action...by the way thanks

but plz email this draft if you want to help us...

http://www.travel.state.gov/pdf/MultiYearTableII.pdf

WAITING FOR WIFE(LIFE).....STORY OF F2A

PD 23 dec 2010

Filed: Country: India
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This is the link but it will not help any other category bcaz all is going as per law for other categories...so u dont need to take action...by the way thanks

but plz email this draft if you want to help us...

http://www.travel.state.gov/pdf/MultiYearTableII.pdf

ok..thnk you..i calculate it for f4 category .They used avg of 90.4 % visas every year from 2001 to 2010.

so there is no need to take actios for f4 category .

and sure i will email that letter for f2a members.

coz in future if i marry any indian girl, my wife will be under f2a. :)

Edited by sachin6878
Filed: F-2A Visa Country: India
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Sent the letters with some edits as

Dear Sir/Madam,

I appreciate and commend the efforts of CIS and DOS to help alleviate some of the inconsistencies in the processing of applications on the behest of the beneficiaries. However, I would like to bring to your attention

1.The regular under utilization of F2A visas (Petition for Spouse/Children under 21 for Permanent Residents), which has contributed year over year in increasing wait time for reuniting with the immediate family member to over 4 years.

2. Total lack of transparency into demand statistics on family based visas leading to visa wastage year over year.

United families with shorter waiting periods will add and increase economic growth, as spouses would be able to work in mental peace and can contribute more in taxes.


Below are the statistics from DOS, travel.state.gov that the NVC/Consulates is using only partial quota of total allotted 88000 visas to F2a (under immigration act 1990) and causing agony and a long wait times for green card holders.

Year------------------------2001------2002------2003------2004-------2005------2006------2007------2008------2009
Exempted-----------------20,661-----14,565----9,343----17,160-----16,770----14,987----14,602----25,798---29,588
Per country limit----------16,464-----11,524----8,189-----7,877------9,540----13,101----18,078----19,002----24,687
Total-----------------------37,125-----26,089---17,532----25,037-----26,310----28,088----32,680----44,800----54,275

visa usage in (%)-------42%----------30%------20%-------28%--------30%-------32%-------37%-------51%------62%
visa unused in (%)------58%----------70%------80%-------72%--------70%-------68%-------63%-------49%------38%


I am writing this letter as I hope and trust, you may be able to help bring in more accountability and at the least press for the need for publishing the demand statistics ahead of the release of visa bulletin and help stop the blatant visa wastage for countries with less demand so that stakeholders can benefit even within the framework of current INA laws.


Thanks
 An Backlogged F2A Petitioner

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: India
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Dear Sir/Madam, I appreciate and commend the efforts of CIS and DOS to help alleviate some of the inconsistencies in the processing of

applications on the behest of the beneficiaries. However, I would like to bring to your attention 1.The regular under utilization of F2A visas (Petition for Spouse/Children under 21 for Permanent Residents),

which has contributed year over year in increasing wait time for reuniting with the immediate family member

to over 4 years. 2. Total lack of transparency into demand statistics on family based visas leading to visa wastage year over year. United families with shorter waiting periods will add and increase economic growth, as spouses would be

able to work in mental peace and can contribute more in taxes. Below are the statistics from DOS, travel.state.gov that the NVC/Consulates is using only partial

quota of total allotted 88000 visas to F2a (under immigration act 1990) and causing agony and

a long wait times for green card holders. Year------------------------2001------2002------2003------2004-------2005------2006------2007------2008------2009 Exempted-----------------20,661-----14,565----9,343----17,160-----16,770----14,987----14,602----25,798---29,588 Per country limit----------16,464-----11,524----8,189-----7,877------9,540----13,101----18,078----19,002----24,687 Total-----------------------37,125-----26,089---17,532----25,037-----26,310----28,088----32,680----44,800----54,275 visa usage in (%)-------42%----------30%------20%-------28%--------30%-------32%-------37%-------51%------62% visa unused in (%)------58%----------70%------80%-------72%--------70%-------68%-------63%-------49%------38% I am writing this letter as I hope and trust, you may be able to help bring in more accountability and at the least press

for the need for publishing the demand statistics ahead of the release of visa bulletin and help stop the blatant visa wastage

for countries with less demand so that stakeholders can benefit even within the framework of current INA laws. Thanks

An Backlogged F2A Petitioner

USCIS

PRIORITY DATE : FEBRUARY 3RD, 2010

CASE APPROVED ON SEPTEMBER 9TH, 2010

NVC

CASE COMPLETED ON DECEMBER 21ST, 2010

^^^VISA APPROVED ON JULY 3RD, 2012^^^

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: India
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Please help me to find Mr. oppenheim's office mailing address so I could send him hard copy letter.

Thanks in advance!!

USCIS

PRIORITY DATE : FEBRUARY 3RD, 2010

CASE APPROVED ON SEPTEMBER 9TH, 2010

NVC

CASE COMPLETED ON DECEMBER 21ST, 2010

^^^VISA APPROVED ON JULY 3RD, 2012^^^

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Jamaica
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Dear Sir/Madam, I appreciate and commend the efforts of CIS and DOS to help alleviate some of the inconsistencies in the processing of

applications on the behest of the beneficiaries. However, I would like to bring to your attention 1.The regular under utilization of F2A visas (Petition for Spouse/Children under 21 for Permanent Residents),

which has contributed year over year in increasing wait time for reuniting with the immediate family member

to over 4 years. 2. Total lack of transparency into demand statistics on family based visas leading to visa wastage year over year. United families with shorter waiting periods will add and increase economic growth, as spouses would be

able to work in mental peace and can contribute more in taxes. Below are the statistics from DOS, travel.state.gov that the NVC/Consulates is using only partial

quota of total allotted 88000 visas to F2a (under immigration act 1990) and causing agony and

a long wait times for green card holders. Year------------------------2001------2002------2003------2004-------2005------2006------2007------2008------2009 Exempted-----------------20,661-----14,565----9,343----17,160-----16,770----14,987----14,602----25,798---29,588 Per country limit----------16,464-----11,524----8,189-----7,877------9,540----13,101----18,078----19,002----24,687 Total-----------------------37,125-----26,089---17,532----25,037-----26,310----28,088----32,680----44,800----54,275 visa usage in (%)-------42%----------30%------20%-------28%--------30%-------32%-------37%-------51%------62% visa unused in (%)------58%----------70%------80%-------72%--------70%-------68%-------63%-------49%------38% I am writing this letter as I hope and trust, you may be able to help bring in more accountability and at the least press

for the need for publishing the demand statistics ahead of the release of visa bulletin and help stop the blatant visa wastage

for countries with less demand so that stakeholders can benefit even within the framework of current INA laws. Thanks

An Backlogged F2A Petitioner

Great effort!!!

Edited by fashiondoll

NOA1---- Sept 14, 2010

NOA2---- Dec. 02, 2010

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: India
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Cant seem to find mailing address for Oppenheim but sending hard copy letters to Napolitano at

Secretary Janet Napolitano

Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

245 Murray Lane SW

Washington, D.C. 20528

NVC at

National Visa Center

Attn: WC

31 Rochester Ave. Suite 200

Portsmouth, NH 03801-2915

CIS Ombudsman at

Department of Homeland Security

Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman

Attention: Case Assistance

Mail Stop 1225

Washington, D.C. 20528

and the senators and congressmen in the area for now.

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: India
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Cant seem to find mailing address for Oppenheim but sending hard copy letters to Napolitano at

Secretary Janet Napolitano

Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

245 Murray Lane SW

Washington, D.C. 20528

NVC at

National Visa Center

Attn: WC

31 Rochester Ave. Suite 200

Portsmouth, NH 03801-2915

CIS Ombudsman at

Department of Homeland Security

Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman

Attention: Case Assistance

Mail Stop 1225

Washington, D.C. 20528

and the senators and congressmen in the area for now.

Thanks kumbahara for editing the letter. I am greatly appreciated your effort on this matter!!

USCIS

PRIORITY DATE : FEBRUARY 3RD, 2010

CASE APPROVED ON SEPTEMBER 9TH, 2010

NVC

CASE COMPLETED ON DECEMBER 21ST, 2010

^^^VISA APPROVED ON JULY 3RD, 2012^^^

 
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