So sick of this toying with peoples lives

[ReallyWorried 0]

Ok as usual anyone that you get on the phone at the London emabassy knows nothing and does not know what to do when they are asked a question.Does anyone know what is the correct number to call the London emabassy on to inquire about I-601 waivers.I'm just wondering and hopeing here,but could it be possible that its because my case was filed in Dublin then on to London to file the waiver that i got no postacrd and have not appeared on their checklist website?y Sean

[Baileyj96 0]

No Sean.

You said it had been 14 weeks since you turned the waiver in. You should have been added to the London waiver list long ago. Usually 2 to 4 weeks after it's filed. Maybe a little longer since it was filed in Dublin but not 14 weeks.

Since you filed in Dublin maybe you should call them. Maybe they never forwarded the wiaver on to DHS London. Or you could try the information on this page. I think I would call Dublin first then follow up with DHS.

http://www.usembassy.org.uk/dhs/uscis/index.html

Best wishes,

Baileyj

[babybunny 2]

I feel your pain Sean.

our lives have been toyed with for uhmm approaching 2 years.

we are not even filing a waiver.. were on AP security checks.

[munchkins 0]

Sean, I really feel for you here having watched Bailey go for so long and you are not even showing in the system, i would be going crazy. I know Bailey is so experienced in this area so I would do as she suggests and also try to email them. I hope you find out something soon

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Yeah i agree with what you say and thx Bailey.I have emailed them about 10 times now with still no response from them.What is the number to call to speak directly with them about my waiver?Thanks again ,Sean.

[Baileyj96 0]

Hi Sean,

The page i gave you the link for above has a phone number on it. I will say that I or my fiance never called. I always send email and they always replied. I assumed that you had your interview in London since N. Ireland usually goes through London. I didn't realize you filed in Dublin. I think you need to call Dublin first since they were the ones who took your waiver. Find out if they say it was send to London. Then I would try sending an email to London DHS. They are the ones who should have received the waiver. When you email put your case number in the subject line then your name and birthdate. If there is any other information you can add, such as a receipt number for paying the waiver fee ....anything that might help. If they still don't answer your email or phone calls, I would tell your fiancee to call her Senator or representative of her state. They can inquire on your behalf.

I know this must be very aggrivating to you. Wish I could help more.

Vicky

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I had my interview in london and my I-601 waiver ws filed in london at the interview.I do not have an lnd number its a DBL number as my lawyer in his stupidity wanted me to do my interview in dublin then he realised that it was london who had juisdiction over me,yup typical lawyer knew it all and nothing at same time,Sean.

[irishgirl73 0]

6688777..............outside Dublin 011-35316688777

they have always been really nice to me when I called-good luck to you

Colleen

[Baileyj96 0]

I had my interview in london and my I-601 waiver ws filed in london at the interview.I do not have an lnd number its a DBL number as my lawyer in his stupidity wanted me to do my interview in dublin then he realised that it was london who had juisdiction over me,yup typical lawyer knew it all and nothing at same time,Sean.

I am so sorry but you are confusing me. I am so lost. So did you have your interview in London or Dublin? If you had your interview in London and filed your I-601 in London then you should have a LND number. If you interviewed in Dublin and turned your waiver in at Dublin then you would have a DBL number. I don't understand.

Not trying to aggrivate you. Just trying to help but if you interviewed and filed in London you should have a LDN number somewhere. I can't see how london would interview and file the waiver with a Dublin number. ??? Think this one is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy over my head.

Baileyj

[ReallyWorried 0]

Yes i had my interview in london and filed my waiver there but my number is not ldn its dubl as my lawyer had me originally scheduled for an interview in dublin then realised they don't accept I-601s there so it was then transferred to london,where i had my interview and filed my waiver.yup total confusion due to the lawyers knowing best,sean

[Baileyj96 0]

Wow

what a mess. Not sure I can think of anything you can do. I'm thinking that London would have assigned you some kind of number. I doubt they would have used the DBL number. I would call the lawyer back and talk to them about it.

I'm wondering since a lawyer was involved, maybe the information was send to the lawyer?????? Oh and your lawyer was wrong. You could have filed the waiver in Dublin. They would have just mailed it on to London but that doesn't really matter now.

Good luck,

Bailey

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My lawyer was wrong?Say it aint so lol.Yup from start to where i am now my lawyer has did nothing right apart from cash my payment checks.I have been talking with him,but i put more faith in this forum and the people in such as yourself as they have experience unlike these pen pushing overpaid idiots.

Colleen did you have your interview in london or dublin and where did you file your 1-601?

[irishgirl73 0]

I did not have to file a waiver for my fiance but he did have his interview in Dublin. I bet if you call they will be able to help you-they are really nice there. Give it a try Thursday( they do not take calls on Wednesday).

I hope your situation gets sorted

[ReallyWorried 0]

Ok well i got a response to my inquiry but have no idea what it means,can anyone translate?

Your Immigrant Visa Waiver was transferred from the Dublin office to the

London

Immigrant Visa Unit since you are residing in Northern Ireland and the

Immigrant

Visa Unit in London has jurisidcation over those cases.

The Immigrant Visa Unit is still working on your package and this office is

not

yet in receipt of it; once we do receive it, you will be sent a postcard

giving

you notice that we in fact have it for processing.

Sunno what it means exactly but are they telling me that after 15 weeks they are still not in receipt of my waiver and thus i'm still waiting to be sent out a postcard so i can start another 15 week waiting period?

[rebeccajo 14]

Did you turn in your waiver yourself or did your ding-dong lawyer supposedly mail it?