What should I do now

[celticpa 2]

After I updated on the US Department of state consular electronic application center site now CEAC site is saying Transfer in Progress and Your Immigrant Visa case has been transferred to another U.S. Consular office. You should check back for your case status at a later date. I think now that they are sending my case to London now that I am living here and not Ireland. I've still not heard back on the advisory opinion from legalnet so might not mean anything yet. My mother last week has got on to her congressman's office to try find out or move it on

[celticpa 2]

Hello everyone, just to update. The transfer was actually the Dublin embassy starting the process of sending my case back to the US to start closing my case. 

After getting my mothers local congressman to try to find out why it has taken nearly 7 months to give us an advisory opinion within less than two weeks we now have got it.  This the response from LegalNet

 

The U.S. Embassy in Dublin has completed their review and is in the process of removing your client’s ineligibility under INA 212(a)(2)(A)(i).  Once the ineligibility is removed, your client will be contacted with further instructions on how to proceed with his case.

 

So now my CEAC is changed to Administrative Processing. I guess I just need for Dublin to contact me on what to do next. I'm guessing with it being over a year and a half now that I'll need to do the medical again and get updated police reports from Ireland and now also the uk seen as I'm living in London the last 14 months. 

Anyway, great news I can hardly believe it, to be honest, Still not there but its looking much better. Thanks, everyone for the feedback its greatly appreciated, as some of you know its a difficult thing to get stuck in and hard to know what to do or whats going on so places like this are a great help. When I hear more I will update.

[celticpa 2]

Hello again,  know one or two followed this so I'm just letting you guys know that I made. I am now in the USA a week with my visa stamped and waiting on my green card being posted. Vicki K. Anderson | Ferman Law, PLLC | Minnesota is who I owe it all too, she sent an argument to legelNet and after a 6-month wait and only getting told it was being looked into she told me to try to get my mothers, local congressman, to look into it. Just over a week after his office got in contact with Legelnet they had said as a matter of law I shouldn't a been refused. Redid my medical in May, had a bit of a wait until August 2nd as embassy as busy in summer months and was granted my visa.  Just want to thank everyone for there time in any way and helpful info. So lucky I found Vicki as I was told by many I wouldn't get a visa now. She really is great at her job and just as a person. 

Again thanks to you all.