Unable to Obtain Marriage Certificate

[Carpe Vinum 2,327]

2 minutes ago, payxibka said:

Hmmm.  60 days?

Are you changing my posts again))) I see by your other posts you have had your All-Bran this morning))))

[payxibka 10,045]

4 minutes ago, boris64 said:

Are you changing my posts again))) I see by your other posts you have had your All-Bran this morning))))

No, just curious if you had advance insight on Trump's promised changes to nonimmigrant visas.  

[DaveAndSmey 18]

15 hours ago, payxibka said:

What do you hope the uscis can do for you?

Bring clarity to the situation?  Not sure I expect much of anything at this point.

[geowrian 22,337]

1 minute ago, DaveAndSmey said:

Bring clarity to the situation?  Not sure I expect much of anything at this point.

They're not going to tell you to overstay.

They cannot tell you when Cook County will issue the MC.

It is impossible to extend K-1 status - it's AOS or bust.

 

It seems that you know what needs to be done. It's just a waiting game to get there.

[DaveAndSmey 18]

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

They're not going to tell you to overstay.

They cannot tell you when Cook County will issue the MC.

It is impossible to extend K-1 status - it's AOS or bust.

 

It seems that you know what needs to be done. It's just a waiting game to get there.

Very true.  At this point I have no options.  It's out of my hands.  At least I have a case # to show I tried.  I guess that's good if there is any problem later down the road.  To have evidence showing I tried to talk to them.

 

[Villanelle 4,122]

20 hours ago, DaveAndSmey said:

I have not filed a complaint.  I have contacted USCIS and have been assigned a case#.  They will get back to me in 15-30 days though the officer on the phone said it'll be faster than that.  I suspect the clerks office will not open until July.  I'm currently waiting to hear what the immigration officer who's been assigned my case has to say.  Apparently my county is so bad it's made the news:  https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2020/05/20/cook-county-death-certificates-covid-19-essential/

I dont understand what you mean by this... Did you send an AOS packet? If so, when and did you get a NOA for it? Seems like maybe you sent the marriage license- every jurisdiction does marriage stuff differently. Some places give a license and then when you marry it gets signed and submitted and you later get a marriage certificate. Other places fill out the info on the license transforming it into a certificate. When USCIS gets your package at the mail room they are suppose to make sure you have everything needed. Because processing times can be long they started a new policy of rejecting any packages that are missing key paperwork like the 864 or marriage certificate. This is so people can not 'hold a place in line' by filing incomplete and sending whats needed later. Once the mail room clears your package it generates the NOAs and then it goes and sits until someone gets to it. 

 

So do you have a case number for filing or were you given a case number for an inquiry about telling them to not reject it?