Any clue if legal action will be taken due to recent developments in MOS?

[Caboose29 173]

On 11/9/2021 at 11:15 AM, MMaliavko said:

Hey everyone,

 

I just signed up here on Visajourney yesterday. Place seems like a pretty legit source for info, or atleast the links that source official information, so here I am.

 

With all of the recent happenings, Warsaw becoming the de facto embassy for the "homeless" Russians,  does anybody think that this could be grounds for further lawsuits?

 

I have yet to even hire an immigration attorney, but at this stage, things are becoming so complex. I'm sure I will need to get one in the near future.

 

I respect and appreciate the men and women who work these jobs at all these government agencies, and I am not in it to hassle anyone, just,  I personally feel this is getting a little bit ridiculous. Some of you have been waiting years and there is still no end in sight. (I am stuck at NVC, NOA2 was the last thing I received, plus a few emails from NVC telling me that covid is causing delays, yada yada, do not take further action at this time.)

 

It's not something I want to do, but I want to live without my fiancee for another year, even less.

As someone who's further along the same process as you, AND already has an IL, I'd suggest trying to get by WITHOUT one, unless you have a really complex, or problem prone case.  Had I know last February what I know now, I most likely would not have retained said lawyer.  If things go as hoped, I'll have my finacee approved with a K1 visa within 2 months of getting my NOA2.  I realize the odds are against me, but the downside is just waiting a little longer, versus being an attentive and squeaky wheel.

[k whorton 6]

It is not the Russians as they and the Americans do their political ####### for tat. I spoke to the Embassy at Moscow and they blamed the Russians for not allowing local hiring or limiting it. Was told if I had any solutions to send them in, so I did. I worked until I retired in Sacramento and met many wonderful prople from Russia and the Ukraine. All speak Russian, I am sure there are many young men and women that would love a job for 1,2 or 3 years at the Embassy. I submitted this as jobs are needed but heard nothing back!!!!

I received a 3 year, multi entry visa from the Russian Embassy (3 weeks with limited staff) and now stay with my fiance most of the time in Saint Petersburg, Russia. I have no problem being an American in Russia, and all the people that I met and are friends with have no problem being Russian in America. Dont be blaming the Americans or the Russians its all political and the only losers are the people on both sides!