Some Fairly GOOD IMBRA News from My Senators Office!

[lashernyc1 0]

Hi all,

Just wanted to update everyone here, and pay back the love everyone's shown during this difficult ideal.

Someone just called me from my senator's office regarding IMBRA. A supervisor there attended an immigration conference over the weekend, and she informed me that word will be coming out to petitioners within the next 1-2 weeks concerning what we will have to do!! While I wish it happened TODAY, its better news than none.

She said it seems most likely we will need to just answer 3 questions, and submit them to CIS. I also spoke about any possible backlogs, and she said that it appears that the Vermont CIS will be expediting existing recalled petitions, and that there shouldn't be too much of an issue. I'm not holding my breath on any of this....but am happy to hear the news

If anyone else has heard this, I apologize for the repeat. For anyone who hasn't- keep the faith- resolution is on the way

[Gomez 3]

My application is in Vermont also. Thank for relaying the positive feedback. Not much but we'll take it.

JM

[elizaxyz 0]

There's a link to a press release from USCIS on the main IMBRA thread, but I'm glad to hear that from your senator as well! Encouraging news at last!

[Gomez 3]

There's a link to a press release from USCIS on the main IMBRA thread, but I'm glad to hear that from your senator as well! Encouraging news at last!

Cant find it would you mind posting it here.

Thx

[elizaxyz 0]

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffair...ra_061306pn.pdf

RFEs are forthcoming, it seems.

[Gomez 3]

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffair...ra_061306pn.pdf

RFEs are forthcoming, it seems.

Thats awesome news, best we have heard in a while!

[lashernyc1 0]

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffair...ra_061306pn.pdf

RFEs are forthcoming, it seems.

Thats awesome news, best we have heard in a while!

Yep.....saw the document right after my senator called. I'm not holding my breath, but its seeming evident that things are back on track

[Qiao - 108 days 0]

Hi all,

Just wanted to update everyone here, and pay back the love everyone's shown during this difficult ideal.

Someone just called me from my senator's office regarding IMBRA. A supervisor there attended an immigration conference over the weekend, and she informed me that word will be coming out to petitioners within the next 1-2 weeks concerning what we will have to do!! While I wish it happened TODAY, its better news than none.

She said it seems most likely we will need to just answer 3 questions, and submit them to CIS. I also spoke about any possible backlogs, and she said that it appears that the Vermont CIS will be expediting existing recalled petitions, and that there shouldn't be too much of an issue. I'm not holding my breath on any of this....but am happy to hear the news

If anyone else has heard this, I apologize for the repeat. For anyone who hasn't- keep the faith- resolution is on the way

Thanks for the information. Hearing that along with the official announcement makes me feel better.

[TracyTN 237]

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffair...ra_061306pn.pdf

RFEs are forthcoming, it seems.

Thats awesome news, best we have heard in a while!

Yep.....saw the document right after my senator called. I'm not holding my breath, but its seeming evident that things are back on track

I get a 404 page cannot be found error with that link.

[ajames79 0]

Although not in the same boat as all of you guys but I have been on hold in sending my paper work!

This does shed a little light on what to do!

Thanks. Future success to all of you!

[gtigiant 0]

well, that means things are at least moving. I hope this means a chance for complete process approval by the end of the year still.

[Ladylethal 12]

What I am wondering right now is if they'll also expedite us that were supposed to have been approved soon, if there hadn't been any recalls, 'cus we also were put on hold for over a month. They should work on our petitions fast as well, no?

And I also hope that the RFE will be sent to us as well, not just to the recalled petitions, 'cus that too would be a hard blow, although they do say 10.000 petitions, and there were only 1.100 recalled.

[rlt 0]

What I am wondering right now is if they'll also expedite us that were supposed to have been approved soon, if there hadn't been any recalls, 'cus we also were put on hold for over a month. They should work on our petitions fast as well, no?

And I also hope that the RFE will be sent to us as well, not just to the recalled petitions, 'cus that too would be a hard blow, although they do say 10.000 petitions, and there were only 1.100 recalled.

Hi!

I´m sorry but sometimes my english fails me.

What is that about a possibilitty to expedite recalled petitions?

What would that be?

Very interesting to know as one of the 1100 unlucky people.

thanks

[lstanczyk 0]

http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffair...ra_061306pn.pdf

RFEs are forthcoming, it seems.

Ok so if the document sais March the 6th and my first NOA is dated March the 6th then does that include my case or not?

[hockeygal 0]

filed on or after March 6... I'd say it includes you.