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7 hours ago, NigeriaorBust said:

 The writ forces a decision , which will be made based of what is in hand.  It does not force a positive decision only a decision.  If immigration does not yet have the data to approve it will force a denial  

  One thing to be said about people and a lot of immigration lawyers     A fool and his money are soon parted .

If they actually need more time to finish your case they can ask for it from the judge. 

Also, it usually takes them about one day to know more about anyone than their mother does... It is almost funny to say 60 days is not enough time.

Also, by law, they are forced to present a reason for rejection according to grounds of denial. 

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pooch1986
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Way to go on spreading fear and wrong information... Absolutely false and contrary to what many lawyers told me.

NigeriaorBust
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They are now forced to make a decision based on the data in front of them.  If a namecheck hasn't returned they will deny the visa.  That is their only option at this point, waiting is no longer an op

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They will most likelt issue the visa within 2 months. I know a lawyer who has filed 300 of these. 99 percent of the time the case dosent go to trial and Visa is issued. Good luck and keep us posted. 

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7 hours ago, zainrafique said:

My wife wasted 3500$ for writ of mandamus. So I suggest other people not to waste their money. Lawyers will fool you to sell their services. I think their is a zero percent success rate , it's better to keep waiting and be in touch with senator and embassy. 

What happened with that? Were you rejected? Or was the lawsuit dismissed?

What was the reason?

 

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2 hours ago, pooch1986 said:

If they actually need more time to finish your case they can ask for it from the judge. 

Also, it usually takes them about one day to know more about anyone than their mother does... It is almost funny to say 60 days is not enough time.

Also, by law, they are forced to present a reason for rejection according to grounds of denial. 

You must be a lawyer also.

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No official replied to the emails sent by the lawyer. Lawyer took 3500$ just to emails officials . They didn't bother to answer to the later, and now he wanted to pay him 12000$ to go to the court and off course I was not a fool anymore .

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Thanks for the update. So often do we get post of people thinking or even starting the process of WOM but then we do not get many updates afterwards. Yes, the cost of this legal process is not cheap and should be considered in the decision to file WOM. 

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8 hours ago, zainrafique said:

No official replied to the emails sent by the lawyer. Lawyer took 3500$ just to emails officials . They didn't bother to answer to the later, and now he wanted to pay him 12000$ to go to the court and off course I was not a fool anymore .

Well, I'm really sorry. Looks like you were dealing with a fraud. Most lawyers charge 5-8 k for preparing AND filing the lawsuit. The court fee is also only a few hundred dollars. It is strange he asked for 3500$ to do WoM, but only sent out emails??! To whom did he even send an email?! So bizarre. I don't ask you the name bc I guess that would break the rules of the forum. But can you at least share his city or state? Just trying to make sure he is not one of the ones I spoke to.

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On 11/14/2018 at 4:01 AM, salhasl said:

They will most likelt issue the visa within 2 months. I know a lawyer who has filed 300 of these. 99 percent of the time the case dosent go to trial and Visa is issued. Good luck and keep us posted. 

Can you please Share name, address and contact number of that lawyer, I have been in AP since Jan 2018

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On 4/16/2019 at 1:20 AM, zainrafique said:

No official replied to the emails sent by the lawyer. Lawyer took 3500$ just to emails officials . They didn't bother to answer to the later, and now he wanted to pay him 12000$ to go to the court and off course I was not a fool anymore .

You took wrong lawyer bro   I paid 4500 and it was a court trail 

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Is this the lawyer? 

I will. 

 

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He did my law suit and he did a great job he is the best lawyer

 

 ya acha banda hai ager koi sahi baat karein mera case kiya tha ise na approval k liya

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32 minutes ago, Anibunny said:

You will likely lose if youbtry that fast. Need to give reasonable timeframe for admin processing and such. At least 6 months,  and for travel ban countries at least a year

No way its not the case  there is something called law. They have to refuse according to US law. Because that is lawsuit and also there is an appeal too 

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