Expedited Process

[pushbrk 12,144]

Your request to expidite based on medical emergancy is likely to fail for the very reason that the person who is ill is a USC and there is nothing to stop him from returning to the US.

It is of no concern to USCIS who you would have care for him if he was to return. The fact that his mother would have to remain outside the US again is not there issue, her visa application will be delt with in due course.

Do your son a favour and bring him back to the US where he can be treated and deal with the financial issues as they come along. Your 1st priority has to be your sons well being.

I'm well aware of what my priorities are. And as I stated in my previous entry, I can not stop working to take care of my son since I am the only source of income for this family.

Then I would advise you to find a solution that will work for you because an expedite is extremely unlikely. Perhaps other arrangements can be made for care during work hours. If your answer came from USCIS today and it was no, what would you do? When you answer that for yourself, you'll have your solution.

[keithNvaleria 0]

I would certainly think that, if your cause is legitimate; then this would be a prime case where you could contact your elected representative ( I would choose US Senator) and ask him to inquire on your behalf. I wouldn't hesitate either, because the elected representative "is" in office to represent you in both legislative and administrative matters. There seems to be a tone on this board of, "I waited or am waiting and you can too, no matter what your needs are". The truth is, that this entire process should move a lot quicker, especially when you consider that the applicants are paying for the service individually and through taxation. If anything should have a longer process, it should be the quickie relationships that have not been tested by a longer courtship. In this case, the child is an American, he is sick and will obviously get better care in the US and he will obviously get better sooner if he has his mother at his side.

[rmncm 0]

Well we were expidited and from start to finish my wife got here 4 1/2 months from our filing date but its a moot point being you was denied.

[Bocajr27 3]

i'm in expedite process we filed I-130 Nov last year and i will have my interview on april 15th next month so 5 months in processing

Thank You. Thank you for beign the only one with reading comprehension skills. You are the only one who answered what I asked. For that I thank you.

[Bocajr27 3]

I would certainly think that, if your cause is legitimate; then this would be a prime case where you could contact your elected representative ( I would choose US Senator) and ask him to inquire on your behalf. I wouldn't hesitate either, because the elected representative "is" in office to represent you in both legislative and administrative matters. There seems to be a tone on this board of, "I waited or am waiting and you can too, no matter what your needs are". The truth is, that this entire process should move a lot quicker, especially when you consider that the applicants are paying for the service individually and through taxation. If anything should have a longer process, it should be the quickie relationships that have not been tested by a longer courtship. In this case, the child is an American, he is sick and will obviously get better care in the US and he will obviously get better sooner if he has his mother at his side.

Tank you for your responce. You obviously understand the cituation (unlike some other readers) and have actually suggested something that makes quite a bit of sence. I will deffinately do that. I will be contactin my Senator and will be persistant in doing so. Again, I thank you for your responce

[Bocajr27 3]

Your request to expidite based on medical emergancy is likely to fail for the very reason that the person who is ill is a USC and there is nothing to stop him from returning to the US.

It is of no concern to USCIS who you would have care for him if he was to return. The fact that his mother would have to remain outside the US again is not there issue, her visa application will be delt with in due course.

Do your son a favour and bring him back to the US where he can be treated and deal with the financial issues as they come along. Your 1st priority has to be your sons well being.

I'm well aware of what my priorities are. And as I stated in my previous entry, I can not stop working to take care of my son since I am the only source of income for this family.

Then I would advise you to find a solution that will work for you because an expedite is extremely unlikely. Perhaps other arrangements can be made for care during work hours. If your answer came from USCIS today and it was no, what would you do? When you answer that for yourself, you'll have your solution.

If my answer cam back NO than I would seek the help of either my state representative, my congressman or my senator. But one things for certain, I wouldn't roll over and take it. I can't say the same for others though..

[conquest 0]

5 1/2 months now a days is not really an expedite. My wife willhave her interview next month and we applied for an expedite 4 times and was rejected every time with a legitimate reason that falls under the guide lines. Some people are being aproved in a month and a half. IF you want it to be sure and go fast make sure you have all your ####### together when it is aproved at USCIS. If you dont it will slow way down. Make sure all the forms are filed out and all info needed is gathered so that the day you get the aproval to move on it you can do it that day and no waiting

I will also say that yes contact your senator they seem to be the only ones the immigration people listen to

[Minya's wife 24]

If anything should have a longer process, it should be the quickie relationships that have not been tested by a longer courtship.

And who should decide that litmus test, for what is a quickie relationship, and what is one that has been 'tested'?

[Princessblack 21]

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And who should decide that litmus test, for what is a quickie relationship, and what is one that has been 'tested'?

I was wondering the same thing.

Its the kind of step on other mentality to reach the top. *shakes head smiley*