Contact US Senator & US Representative for over 5 months

[djromi 0]

If you have crossed the 5 MONTH mark, please reach out to your congressman and US Senator to ask them to contact USCIS on your behalf. I submitted a form that my Senator had available on his site to grant his office to contact USCIS for my i130. I will keep this group posted on what happens next. This is ridiculous. I'm at 5 months and one day since my NOA1.

[ldndee 0]

If you have crossed the 5 MONTH mark, please reach out to your congressman and US Senator to ask them to contact USCIS on your behalf. I submitted a form that my Senator had available on his site to grant his office to contact USCIS for my i130. I will keep this group posted on what happens next. This is ridiculous. I'm at 5 months and one day since my NOA1.

Pls keep us updated if it worked! I got anther week till 5 months mark n I agree with you it is ridiculous.

[bigtex26 2]

Pls keep us updated if it worked! I got anther week till 5 months mark n I agree with you it is ridiculous.

Did this two weeks ago - congressman wrote back to me saying he wrote to USCIS and will get back to me once they reply to him.

*By the way, my congressman not only was able to call me back the day after I e-mailed him, but he wrote me an actual letter in less than a couple days. If only every branch of the government was this quick!

Edited January 20, 2012 by bigtex26

[Tim/Mav 305]

5 months is a Myth. It is 6 months and then a Service Request can be asked for. 5 months is only a USCIS target goal. Not a promise. If a RFE is requested then you are in Limbo.

Just facts.......

Did this two weeks ago - congressman wrote back to me saying he wrote to USCIS and will get back to me once they reply to him.

*By the way, my congressman not only was able to call me back the day after I e-mailed him, but he wrote me an actual letter in less than a couple days. If only every branch of the government was this quick!

You Congessman is going to tell you that you are in Normal Timelines and to wait.

[ldndee 0]

Did this two weeks ago - congressman wrote back to me saying he wrote to USCIS and will get back to me once they reply to him.

*By the way, my congressman not only was able to call me back the day after I e-mailed him, but he wrote me an actual letter in less than a couple days. If only every branch of the government was this quick!

But I assume still no sign of NOA2?? so it didnt really work out?

[Ning 619]

If you have crossed the 5 MONTH mark, please reach out to your congressman and US Senator to ask them to contact USCIS on your behalf. I submitted a form that my Senator had available on his site to grant his office to contact USCIS for my i130. I will keep this group posted on what happens next. This is ridiculous. I'm at 5 months and one day since my NOA1.

These politicians you are thinking will provide some assistance are the same people that havent done anything to reform the immigration laws which are about 60 years old.

There is a reason they all have staff trained to placate the citizens. Your staff member will inform you that USCIS is working on your case just as they are on the other 2.5 million.

Please ask the staff member to have the actual elected politician to call you. Then let us know how that went.

[Hard4wait 0]

It 195day now and no NOA2 yet we did contact congresman and he did call uscis and they said our papers in transit and we should hear something 30-40day that is not right cus it will be over 7months then ireally dont know what to do or what to say

[Nemo13 1]

Less than two weeks ago, I contacted our congressman after a year of waiting for a NOA2. I don't know if it will help, but I'm basically out of options/ideas. Our lawyer hasn't been able to get anything out of USCIS either.

Edited January 21, 2012 by Nemo13

[Lynn n Sam 57]

Less than two weeks ago, I contacted our congressman after a year of waiting for a NOA2. I don't know if it will help, but I'm basically out of options/ideas. Our lawyer hasn't been able to get anything out of USCIS either.

OMG... I'm so sorry!

[VisaJourney2011 14]

HI,

I have contacted (Messaged him) my Congressman about 2 weeks ago through his website and i have not heard anything from his office.

I hope i hear something from his office if not this week, i will call his office to follow up.

I am also 5 months now!

If you have crossed the 5 MONTH mark, please reach out to your congressman and US Senator to ask them to contact USCIS on your behalf. I submitted a form that my Senator had available on his site to grant his office to contact USCIS for my i130. I will keep this group posted on what happens next. This is ridiculous. I'm at 5 months and one day since my NOA1.

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Process & Procedures to Progress Reports.

[Alaska2012 462]

My lawyer asked my permisson yesterday to send over our information to her contact with the congressmans office. When she has done this earlier things has started moving so fingers crossed it will this time too!

[together4evr 360]

Less than two weeks ago, I contacted our congressman after a year of waiting for a NOA2. I don't know if it will help, but I'm basically out of options/ideas. Our lawyer hasn't been able to get anything out of USCIS either.

Hi Nemo,

just want you to know I am always thinking about you and praying for you. Good luck. I hoe the congressman can do something quickly. Keep us updated please.

[Mau&Renato 0]

I had HIGH hopes when I wrote yesterday an e-mail to Rick Scott, from Florida.... and soooooo sadly it did not help... should I try my Senator now???

Thank you for contacting Governor Rick Scott and for sharing your concerns about your I-130 petition. The Governor appreciates your concerns and asked that I respond on his behalf.

The federal government oversees immigration, visas, deportation, green cards and citizenship. Your best sources of assistance are the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). These offices can be contacted at the addresses below:

U.S. Department of State

2201 C Street, NW

Washington, DC 20520

www.state.gov/

(202) 647-4000

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Washington District Office

2675 Prosperity Avenue

Fairfax, Virginia 22031

www.uscis.gov

For further assistance, you may wish to contact your U.S. congressional delegation. U.S. Senators Bill Nelson and Marco Rubio can be contacted at the addresses below.

The Honorable Marco Rubio

201 South Orange Avenue, Suite 350

Orlando, Florida 32801

(407) 254-2573

e-mail: casework@rubio.senate.gov

The Honorable Bill Nelson

Landmark Center Two

225 East Robinson Street, Suite 410

Orlando, Florida 32801

(888) 671-4091

www.billnelson.senate.gov/

Contact information for your Representative can be obtained online at www.usa.gov/Contact/Elected.shtml

The person who can best assist those with legal questions is an immigration attorney. Those who need assistance in locating an attorney, should call the Florida Bar’s Referral Service at 1-800-342-8011. The American Immigration Lawyers Association can be contacted at the address below.

American Immigration Lawyers Association

1331 G Street, NW, Suite 300

Washington, DC 20005-3142

202-507-7600

Thank you again for taking the time to contact Governor Scott's office.

Sincerely,

Peggy E. Kassees

Office of Citizen Services

Executive Office of the Governor