petition for parents of US citizen - section 221(g)

[xxhwx 2]

Questions guys:

My grandparents' applications (parents of US citizen) hit a huge roadblock now, they were placed in "administrative processing in accordance with section 221(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act." We had contacted a US senator and a congressman to inquire the status of the applications on our behalf and all they got from the consulate was they were still under administrative processing while providing no timeline on when the processing will be concluded. It has been six months since the consulate acknowledged receiving the supplementary documents. Any idea when they will finish this hideous process and how we the sponsors could help expedite the process?

Also my parents moved to a new house after they sent out the applications for my grandparents and my uncle, so should they call the USCIS to change the address on the applications without further complicating their cases?

Thanks!

[apple21 953]

The only way to deal with AP is to wait it out as there is no specific time frame for it. Some APs go on for days, weeks, months and even years.

[Boiler 45,525]

What Country do they live in, a T Country?

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

In some countries AP can take years. There is NO WAY to rush it. It is how the government makes sure you have no ties to people or groups that are against the US. Hopefully you come from a place with shorter AP times