Scared to make an expedite

[Springtime1122 28]

Hello guys I have a question, can i ask my case to be expedited if I have a medical issue? How would the moroccan embassy see that? If refused, would that be a detriment to my case? Thanks in advance.

Edited August 25, 2020 by Springtime1122

[SalishSea 17,829]

There are specific criteria and documentations needed for expedite requests.  Expedites are generally done only to benefit the USC.

 

Morocco is a tough embassy - you won't be able to expedite AP/background checks etc.

 

A refusal of an expedite request does not affect the visa application.

[Springtime1122 28]

36 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

There are specific criteria and documentations needed for expedite requests.  Expedites are generally done only to benefit the USC.

 

Morocco is a tough embassy - you won't be able to expedite AP/background checks etc.

 

A refusal of an expedite request does not affect the visa application.

Thank you! I know they are tough but it is an important request. I just thought that it might hurt my case

[JeanneAdil 6,505]

According to previous posts your husband is the USC and only he can ask for this

he can ask to expediate case and if successful,  the paperwork here will be a little faster

medical condition??? some like TB will not help the case

but even,  if expediate is accepted,  you will not get an interview as long as casa embassy still closed to interviews and the city in lockdown

Ap can last a year after that as experienced by a member here whose wife was from Fes

Be prepared to wait 

this whole process requires patience 

allah yekbel

[Springtime1122 28]

2 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

According to previous posts your husband is the USC and only he can ask for this

he can ask to expediate case and if successful,  the paperwork here will be a little faster

medical condition??? some like TB will not help the case

but even,  if expediate is accepted,  you will not get an interview as long as casa embassy still closed to interviews and the city in lockdown

Ap can last a year after that as experienced by a member here whose wife was from Fes

Be prepared to wait 

this whole process requires patience 

allah yekbel

Oh wow. That's too long lol. What's the difference then

2 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

According to previous posts your husband is the USC and only he can ask for this

he can ask to expediate case and if successful,  the paperwork here will be a little faster

medical condition??? some like TB will not help the case

but even,  if expediate is accepted,  you will not get an interview as long as casa embassy still closed to interviews and the city in lockdown

Ap can last a year after that as experienced by a member here whose wife was from Fes

Be prepared to wait 

this whole process requires patience 

allah yekbel

Oh wow. That's too long lol. What's the difference then. Amen you too. Thank you so much

[JeanneAdil 6,505]

34 minutes ago, Springtime1122 said:

Oh wow. That's too long lol. What's the difference then

Oh wow. That's too long lol. What's the difference then. Amen you too. Thank you so much

the Difference?

in normal times an expediated application would get a faster interview/  now,  no interviews are going on

When the Casa embassy opens ,  they still are going to do the cancelled CR1's 1st and then others

 

you do not have a timeline so i had to go thru past posts to get an idea of your current situation and looks like your case is from April

no matter what else is going on with the covid ,   USCIS is going to furlough 70% of its workers here next week as the government did not approve giving money to help them

and that means a bigger slow down

i am so sorry for this happening to all on here as it is heartbreaking 

stay strong and pray

allah yessir

 

 

[Springtime1122 28]

3 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

the Difference?

in normal times an expediated application would get a faster interview/  now,  no interviews are going on

When the Casa embassy opens ,  they still are going to do the cancelled CR1's 1st and then others

 

you do not have a timeline so i had to go thru past posts to get an idea of your current situation and looks like your case is from April

no matter what else is going on with the covid ,   USCIS is going to furlough 70% of its workers here next week as the government did not approve giving money to help them

and that means a bigger slow down

i am so sorry for this happening to all on here as it is heartbreaking 

stay strong and pray

allah yessir

 

 

Yes I am following the news and the embassy too. We all have to be strong it's a tough time. Yes I have to do the timeline, thank you really. 

[tanman22 14]

4 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

the Difference?

in normal times an expediated application would get a faster interview/  now,  no interviews are going on

When the Casa embassy opens ,  they still are going to do the cancelled CR1's 1st and then others

 

you do not have a timeline so i had to go thru past posts to get an idea of your current situation and looks like your case is from April

no matter what else is going on with the covid ,   USCIS is going to furlough 70% of its workers here next week as the government did not approve giving money to help them

and that means a bigger slow down

i am so sorry for this happening to all on here as it is heartbreaking 

stay strong and pray

allah yessir

 

 

The USCIS furlough is not going to happen they were able to receive emergency funding from congress to stop it 

[Kuchiki 170]

2 hours ago, tanman22 said:

The USCIS furlough is not going to happen they were able to receive emergency funding from congress to stop it 

The processing times would still slow down considerably according to USCIS. https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/uscis-averts-furlough-of-nearly-70-of-workforce

[geowrian 22,337]

5 hours ago, tanman22 said:

The USCIS furlough is not going to happen they were able to receive emergency funding from congress to stop it 

That's not the reason...the House passed a bill but the Senate has not voted on it, and then the POTUS has to sign it.

[JeanneAdil 6,505]

14 hours ago, tanman22 said:

The USCIS furlough is not going to happen they were able to receive emergency funding from congress to stop it 

New news The furlough will not happen at this time 

congress has until end of September to decide to help or not/  new fiscal 2021 year starts October 1st

so, pray 

and the best of everything to you both

luckily you did the CR 1 and have a much better chance at a visa in Casa than the K1  people if :

the USC husband has spent quality time with you

you do not have a big age difference (like over 10 years)

you are the same religion (if only on paper)

and you agree on having or not having children

 

[user555 196]

USCIS just released some news that they actually have a $230 million surplus. They were fearmongering everyone with the claims that they needed almost $600 million this year and $600 million next year. They cut some costs and voila!- no furlough! 

[Kuchiki 170]

8 hours ago, user555 said:

USCIS just released some news that they actually have a $230 million surplus. They were fearmongering everyone with the claims that they needed almost $600 million this year and $600 million next year. They cut some costs and voila!- no furlough! 

Despite the fact furloughs will no longer occur, USCIS still mentioned on their site under the news section that cutting operational costs would still prolong processing times which I don't understand. They are still retaining their human resource, there's no change in administrative costs I believe. Only operational costs are being cut down. I see no point in prolonged processing times. I understand the COVID situation did create a back log of cases but I would love to see processing times being shortened by the end of this year atleast. Economies are now opening up, things are getting kind of back to normal. USCIS should speed up too. Like their efficiency really is questionable. 

[geowrian 22,337]

14 minutes ago, Kuchiki said:

They are still retaining their human resource

They're retaining their own employees. Contractors are being let go or letting the underlying contracts expire at the end of the fiscal year. These are staff that prepare and process paperwork used by the actual IOs to make decisions, so it would negatively impact processing timelines.

[Kuchiki 170]

33 minutes ago, geowrian said:

They're retaining their own employees. Contractors are being let go or letting the underlying contracts expire at the end of the fiscal year. These are staff that prepare and process paperwork used by the actual IOs to make decisions, so it would negatively impact processing timelines.

I see, thank you for clarifying. Originally thought they are retaining all kinds of workforce.