3 year on administrative processing

[mahmoud qandil 1]

1 minute ago, nastra30 said:

Thanks. And you haven't been to any interview yet at US Embassy, right?

Btw, just asking to figure out where your case is probably currently sitting.

no we have the interview in 11 april in 2016 we in ap after that after like 2 week thay send massege that we in ap mom and dad we 3 children in ready 

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11 minutes ago, mahmoud qandil said:

no we have the interview in 11 april in 2016 we in ap after that after like 2 week thay send massege that we in ap mom and dad we 3 children in ready 

Ok got it. So the agency that currently has your case is the US Embassy (which is under the Department of State).

Edited April 20, 2019 by nastra30

[mahmoud qandil 1]

Just now, nastra30 said:

Ok got it. So the agency that currently has your case is the US Embassy (which is under the Department of State).

maybe i dont no sir but seem like that but we have interview 

[nastra30 2,300]

3 minutes ago, mahmoud qandil said:

maybe i dont no sir but seem like that but we have interview 

Ok;  I will advice the petitioner to seek help from House Reps, Senators and Ombudsman first before taking the drastic step to pursue WoM.

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3 hours ago, mahmoud qandil said:

so its sound we need just wait or congressman can do something before sue 

I would talk to a lawyer and see what he suggests. But this familys lawyer did just that. If it were me, I would reach out to my local Congressman first. 

[pooch1986 21]

You have a basis for a lawsuit. You paid an agency to adjudicate your case, fulfilled all their requirements, and they are not carrying out their duty. You have a right to sue.

 

They can approve or reject or request further evidence.

It takes them a few hours to learn EVERYTHING about you. If it has been sitting for three years means they are not even looking at it.

[pooch1986 21]

Like everyone said, you need to exhaust all other avenues first. So contact your senators and congressman to look into it. 

[mahmoud qandil 1]

2 minutes ago, pooch1986 said:

You have a basis for a lawsuit. You paid an agency to adjudicate your case, fulfilled all their requirements, and they are not carrying out their duty. You have a right to sue.

 

They can approve or reject or request further evidence.

It takes them a few hours to learn EVERYTHING about you. If it has been sitting for three years means they are not even looking at it.

so sue the best choose now 

[mahmoud qandil 1]

1 minute ago, pooch1986 said:

Like everyone said, you need to exhaust all other avenues first. So contact your senators and congressman to look into it. 

i will thanks my friend 

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2 hours ago, mahmoud qandil said:

i will thanks my friend 

@mahmoud qandil

 

One other thing. If you do decide to go the path of a WoM, can I encourage you to update us here on this website of your progress and result? We often have members mention filing WoM cases but we get very few follow ups on what was the outcome. This is a simple request and, of course, no obligation to you. But your experience with this would greatly contribute to the board and help others who are thinking about doing the same.

 

Best of luck to you. 

[Just Paul 4,595]

2 hours ago, mahmoud qandil said:

so sue the best choose now 

Sue now and lose means you get to start all over if you want to come to the US.   

 

Use the ombudsman and congressional options first.