Been reading for months, just joined...

[mountainlover534 0]

Hey everyone,

My name's Dan and my fiancee, Sheryl, and I have been wrapped up in this whole debacle just like all of you. I've been reading and observing this forum for several months and decided to finally join and contribute.

We applied for our 129F in March, were transfered from NSC to CSC, and are now waiting for our NOA2.

I have emailed both of my senators to get more information or some assistance, not really expecting anything in response.

At any rate... I wanted to say hello and to share the experience a bit.

Bless bless

HAVE A GREAT JOURNEY...YIPPEEEE

SIE ME

[William33 110]

Welcome to the Journey board...

[stevea 0]

Welcome to VJ! Hope it all goes smoothly for you.

[no name 1]

hi & welcome, oh patient one!

[hockeygal 0]

welcome. Pull up a chair and start complaining with the rest of us!

[sbgwolf1 0]

Hockey, Just out of curiousity, where you from? I'm asking specifically because of your timeline. It seems that your dates are done as europeans do??? Just curious as to why?

(edited due to misreading the first time)

Edited July 26, 2006 by sbgwolf1

[hockeygal 0]

Hockey, Just out of curiousity, where you from? I'm asking specifically because of your timeline. It seems that your dates are done as europeans do??? Just curious as to why?

(edited due to misreading the first time)

I am from Canada - Quebec originally. I just like to go day/month/year. I get confused otherwise!

[iceyspots 0]

Welcome to VJ

[no name 1]

Hockey, Just out of curiousity, where you from? I'm asking specifically because of your timeline. It seems that your dates are done as europeans do??? Just curious as to why?

(edited due to misreading the first time)

I am from Canada - Quebec originally. I just like to go day/month/year. I get confused otherwise!

and when your fancy French Canadian booty moves here, you're going to have to switch it!

[sbgwolf1 0]

Thanks hockey. Just was curious. I saw your timeline and thought you intermingled them. then relooked. I have one office that does that so I got used to it, but I dont see it often....NP.

[hockeygal 0]

and when your fancy French Canadian booty moves here, you're going to have to switch it!

my god. Just get my fancy booty over there soon, and I will do anything, however you want!

[no name 1]

and when your fancy French Canadian booty moves here, you're going to have to switch it!

my god. Just get my fancy booty over there soon, and I will do anything, however you want!

[kitkat1 5]

Hey everyone,

My name's Dan and my fiancee, Sheryl, and I have been wrapped up in this whole debacle just like all of you. I've been reading and observing this forum for several months and decided to finally join and contribute.

We applied for our 129F in March, were transfered from NSC to CSC, and are now waiting for our NOA2.

I have emailed both of my senators to get more information or some assistance, not really expecting anything in response.

At any rate... I wanted to say hello and to share the experience a bit.

Bless bless

Dan - Generally an email sent to a senator will get you a form letter response, a few months from now, thanking you for your support of his/her position on immigration reform. If you really want some assistance, follow the instructions here:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=22477

Good Luck!

[onyxrev 0]

Dan - Generally an email sent to a senator will get you a form letter response, a few months from now, thanking you for your support of his/her position on immigration reform. If you really want some assistance, follow the instructions here:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=22477

Good Luck!

wow! thanks! I'll do that.

[onyxrev 0]

FYI, this is the letter I just faxed in...

Dear Senator Dayton,

My name is Dan Connor and my fiancée and I have been patiently waiting for

a K-1 fiancée visa for 136 days under petition number LIN-XX-XXX-XXXXX.

I'm sure you are aware that new legislation including IMBRA has caused

substantial delays in the process. Our petition was transferred from the

Nebraska Service Center to the California Service Center because Nebraska

decided to no longer process this particular petition. California has been

seemingly struggling to surmount the additional load and, in the process,

has caused many people desperately wanting to legally marry their loved

ones to resign themselves to being in the dark as to what is actually

transpiring with regards to their petitions. The Vermont Service Center

seems to be able to process petitions in about half the time.

Many of these petitioners share the experience and provide support on the

forum at VisaJourney.com and there are many rumors involving what's going

on. The latest rumor caused by feedback from other senators is that the

approval process is now being prioritized based on receipt dates of IMBRA

Requests for Evidence instead of the original petition receipt date. I

hope this is not true.

It is a difficult thing to have such a bureaucratic process come between

two people who love each other very much and are ready to make a life

together. I am contacting you to make you aware of the situation in a more

personal context and, while I know you are a busy man, I would appreciate

any insight or assistance you might be able to provide.

Thank you very much,

Dan Connor