Still In AP

[BraveAmnay 56]

Hello everyone im in Ap about 29 days now we did many inquiry still the same msg .i dont understand what is going on another things there is no Update about our case since The day of Interview .we got this email from Us consulate in casaBlanca again ,its always the same i think its an elctronic answer from them :

" Thank you for your inquiry. Some visa applications require further administrative processing, which takes additional time after the visa applicant’s interview by a consular officer. Applicants are advised of this requirement when they apply. Most administrative processing is resolved within 60 days of the visa interview. When administrative processing is required, the timing will vary based on individual circumstances of each case.

Before making inquiries about status of administrative processing, applicants or their representatives will need to wait at least 60 days from the date of interview or submission of supplemental documents, whichever is later."

Regards,

There is anyone went trought this stressing AP

[Cathi 5,610]

As it had been said over and over and day after day on this site, no one can tell you what exactly is involved in AP and absolutely no one can tell you how long it will last

[Pishi_Pishi 63]

All you can do is be patient..it's hard, but there is not much you can do, but just to wait. Went through same thing, AP for 4.5 mos.

[BraveAmnay 56]

Yeah but some i know after one inquiry they got an email saying the Ap is over or at least there is new update which weird i was stuck in Uscis over 17 months .I tought The back check is done there

[LoveMyTico 999]

Do what they request and wait until 60 days have passed. if you bother them too much it might take longer. Nobody knows what takes place when you are placed in AP. Sometimes AP Can take years..check back with them after the 60 days pass. There really is nothing you can do to speed it up and they will never tell the reason anyway.

Edited April 14, 2015 by LoveMyTico

[BraveAmnay 56]

Do what they request and wait until 60 days have passed. if you bother them too much it might take longer. Nobody knows what takes place when you are placed in AP. Sometimes AP Can take years..check back with them after the 60 days pass. There really is nothing you can do to speed it up and they will never tell the reason anyway.

I agree with you specialy with one thing is not bother them it can really be against you and above all when you involve your Congressman or Senator.cos they can find any excuse to make your life miserable and push you to give up or worst divorce .Ty for the reply .i know all those answers but i just ask only for support that is all .

[Ilovemyman 147]

When you involved your senator office you can get best answer, some people here have gotten good answer and results and they havent waited 60 days to involved the senator office.

I agree with you specialy with one thing is not bother them it can really be against you and above all when you involve your Congressman or Senator.cos they can find any excuse to make your life miserable and push you to give up or worst divorce .Ty for the reply .i know all those answers but i just ask only for support that is all .

[AverysMom 76]

I was told to wait 60 days as well, but I didn't. Which is a good thing because I found out that I was in AP because my fiancé didn't bring the correct birth certificate. Having my Congressman inquire for me did not "push me to the end of the line" it actually got me the answers I needed. I'd still be waiting for nothing if I didn't try, at least if your Congressmen is told by the embassy that you have everything but it's just necessary AP you won't stress that you did something wrong. Best of luck!

Edited April 15, 2015 by AverysMom

[LoveMyTico 999]

I think getting the senator's office involved ONCE is fine. But after that, let them do their thing. Our senator's office contacted the USCIS repeatedly on their own. I think our waiver was a special case since it was approved for expedite but it was taking an unusually long time. Our senator's office even contacted the embassy after our approval to make sure things would run smoothly.

[BraveAmnay 56]

Ty so for you reply .Its excately why i want involve Senator too .I know it would not speed up our case but at least have an idea what is going on and also get an update .when i see some from my own country the whole process took them only 5 months and me over two years only for CR1 it drive me nut then the question that come up in my mind why?!!!! I know everything happen for reason ,i hope in my case its for good Reason.

[BraveAmnay 56]

The congressman contacted my wife tellling her the us consulate in CasaBlanca that we are still under review and it cant take about 90 days or ever more ? 3days ago they email us said within 60 days. What is that suppose to mean?!!!!! its real Torture

[LoveMyTico 999]

Yep, I would go with the congressman's answer. The embassy just gives petitioners generic answers. And be prepared for a longer wait time.

[robinanis 77]

Its not right that the nvc has control of how long we wait for AP nvc recieves 50,000 embassy returned cases a year.how long does it really take to put our case in data base and send it on to USCIS.its inhumane, what happened to family unity, cr1 means conditional, I say give my husband a chance those first 2 yrs.let the USCIS make a decision at the aos interview!

[AverysMom 76]

The congressman contacted my wife tellling her the us consulate in CasaBlanca that we are still under review and it cant take about 90 days or ever more ? 3days ago they email us said within 60 days. What is that suppose to mean?!!!!! its real Torture

I would email the congressman and let them know you were advised 60 days and now you are very confused. Stress that you are getting two different answers and don't know what's going on but that you will wait for answers. In 60 days I would follow up again with the embassy and Congressman. Every couple of months stay in constant contact, and wait actively you are in my prayers!

[Bimolovekim 6]

Just wondering , where & when did your interview take place ?