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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Greece
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Just curious if people have been keeping up with this case...looks like the judge issued a ruling on this on 11/19. Embassies can no longer use the presidential proclamation as the reason for not issuing K1s. Just wanted to see if anyone has contacted the NVC about this yet. Would be nice if we could all share any updates we get from them :) (apologies if someone else already started a thread on this) 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Preliminary Injunction

 

Basically it's not a complete case yet. The bar for preliminary injunctions is pretty high, since it's not a full case.  To have any success at that level is an embarrassment for the agencies involved, but probably does nothing official to move things around. They need to come up with a new excuse for their actions is about all this amounts to. Of course the case can continue, and the whole thing may point to things changing behind the scenes since us peasants are getting restless. 

Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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Moved from K1 Process & Procedures to Immigration News and Discussion.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Spain
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11 hours ago, sl1pstream said:

It specifically says that they're enjoined from relying on the proclamations to suspend adjudication for proclamation plaintiffs. Are you a plaintiff?

It's not a class action lawsuit. However a judge ruling non issuing K1 because of a travel ban to be ilegal, Will affect all K1s. There's no way of comply with the law just for plaintiffs. That's not going to happen

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Belgium
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24 minutes ago, Carlos&Gen said:

It's not a class action lawsuit. However a judge ruling non issuing K1 because of a travel ban to be ilegal, Will affect all K1s. There's no way of comply with the law just for plaintiffs. That's not going to happen

Yes, because clearly they've been so great at complying with the law before this.

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Morocco
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If I was trying for a K1 visa,  i certainly would not site this case

Telling any US government agency they have to do something is a good way to get them to say No as a denial is an action

I would have spent all this money on flights to a neutral country and fee for spouse visa (as many embassies have started to process them)

lawyer and court cost with no guarantee of the outcome at interview is a big waste of good money

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: France
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1 hour ago, A&D25612 said:

I have contacted my embassy regarding it. No email response as of yet but today they updated their page saying this:
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Thanks for the info. This means that the court order info is starting to be cascaded down to embassies.

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Corrected spelling mistake
Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Belgium
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4 hours ago, Carlos&Gen said:

That's a total different discussion

No. It's not. They used the proclamations before, they can still use them for non-plaintiffs if they want to be jerks about it and fight it out in the courts like they did with a bunch of other immigration lawsuits. It's the exact same thing. This isn't a totally different discussion because you feel like it.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Spain
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1 minute ago, sl1pstream said:

No. It's not. They used the proclamations before, they can still use them for non-plaintiffs if they want to be jerks about it and fight it out in the courts like they did with a bunch of other immigration lawsuits. It's the exact same thing. This isn't a totally different discussion because you feel like it.

I'm afraid you didn't understand my point. If there is a federal judge telling you that it's ilegal, there's no way you can still use that excuse as a discrimination tool. 

 

Find another one? Sure.

 

But the law it's the law and there wouldn't be any interpretation after a judge speaks.

 

Period.

 

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Belgium
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On 11/23/2020 at 10:14 AM, Carlos&Gen said:

I'm afraid you didn't understand my point. If there is a federal judge telling you that it's ilegal, there's no way you can still use that excuse as a discrimination tool. 

 

Find another one? Sure.

 

But the law it's the law and there wouldn't be any interpretation after a judge speaks.

 

Period.

 

There shouldn't be but they still managed to do so in the DV case. I can see them pulling the same junk here.

For some reason ####### is censored, what the hell? That's not even an expletive.

Edited by Ryan H
Reason for edit: to remove alternate spelling of profanity
 
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