Expedite Denied… Help

[Dbal07 2]

My Fiancé was affected by the earthquake in Syria a few weeks ago. He had to leave his home that has a lot of damage, and is literally sleeping in the car. I filed an expedite request through “Emma” and was denied. I’m in shock being that it is a humanitarian crisis, should I try again?

Edited March 1, 2023 by Dbal07

[PaulaCJohnny 713]

Expedite is based on the US citizen situation. Unfortunately I don’t see applying again will change it.

 

If he is struggling you can help him financially. Help him go to another place. He being here in the US also will be your responsibility because k1 cannot work. So, my advice is to help him now. Unfortunately his safety is not an immigration matter.

 

Good luck

[Boiler 45,449]

You can

 

Lets us say it is granted it just means it will be quicker not quick so does not impact the immediate issue.

[SteveInBostonI130 3,432]

I don't see how applying for expedite again would result in a different outcome, but it is free to try.

 

As Boiler mentioned, an expedite does not equal real world "fast".

 

If granted, the time to interview may be 2 months instead if 6, or whatever it will be if your proceed normally.

 

For those 2 months, your fiance will face what he is facing now.  

 

It is best to help him get housing locally first.  

[Timona 4,207]

It was rightfully denied. 

 

[MonkeyDan 27]

13 hours ago, Dbal07 said:

My Fiancé was affected by the earthquake in Syria a few weeks ago. He had to leave his home that has a lot of damage, and is literally sleeping in the car. I filed an expedite request through “Emma” and was denied. I’m in shock being that it is a humanitarian crisis, should I try again?

My fiance is in Turkey and I also filed an expedited request a week after the earthquake and we were also denied.  I don't think trying again will change the result unfortunately.