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John&Lena   17

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Hello y'all!

I got advised a while ago write a letter to the local congressman. (I'd see read my signature if you want to see the reason.)

So, I did. Well actually sent an email, but hey it should do the trick, right.

Although I am a bit unsure about it.

Does anyone know what actually happens when he decides to help you?

Or how does that work in general?

And does it really speed anything up?

Etc etc etc..

Do share you experiences, please. smile.png

- If this is in the wrong place, sorry! -

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clairegie   265

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Unfortunately, it doesn't speed up the process. The congressman can only make inquiries on your behalf and they just update you what's going on with the application and assure you that your files didn't get lost/mis-handled. Won't hurt to ask for his help though just to shake things up a little.

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John&Lena   17

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So basically what he does is give them a kick in the ###? Haha rofl.gif

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I am the beneficiary.

LPR since May 2019. 
 
Started ROC on March 14th 2018.
 
NOA 1:  March 30th 2018.
Biometrics: May 25th 2018.
Card being processed: May 5th 2019
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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