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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Cameroon
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expedite immigrant visa cases pending under Section 221(g) Document Submission at US Embassy after Visa Interview

Currently Immigration Cases for Spouses of US Citizens are pending under section 221(g) or Administrative Processing at US Embassy/Consulates after Visa Interview. It takes months to get any these cases resolved. It is keeping Family/Spouses of US Citizens apart for that long. in current system there is no transparency on what is happening with the case and why it is taking that long.

kindly use this link to make your voice count. 25 000 signatures are needed to make this situation to change

http://wh.gov/UnOx

 
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