anyone else filed with CIS Ombudsman?

[rising spring 0]

some of you may have read my previous posts about my struggles with my removal of conditions, which i filed in the fall of 2008. most of the information is in my signature.

i contacted my Congresswoman's office about my case and they sent a request to USCIS on my behalf in early March; haven't heard back. i also filed a complaint with CIS Ombudsman around the same time, aka Homeland Security, and finally got a response a few days ago. it isn't much of a response, just a token letter saying their offices have initiated a formal inquiry into my case and that i will be receiving an answer from USCIS within 45 days. sounds unlikely after everything i have been through, i've already received several letters telling me i would get an answer and never got one.

anyhow, i was wondering if anyone else has filed with CIS Ombudsman due to a delay in their removal of conditions? anyone know if this will help or if it is a lost cause?

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

You can do a search for "Ombudsman" and see what comes up. I know the topic has been discussed here, but my memory fails me where, or for what.

[TracyTN 237]

I've read of others doing it but got nothing from them. Search the forum as was suggested and see what you can find.

And if you're planning to apply for citizenship when you're eligible, that will 'force' adjudication of the I 751. I'd do that and not sweat the I 751, though perhaps you don't want citizenship.

[rising spring 0]

thanks, i did search the forums and it seemed everyone who mentioned it said it was useless, but few people seemed to have actual first hand experience, it was all hearsay.

i do not want to apply for citizenship, so that is not an option for me at this point.

[rising spring 0]

bump...

no one else has input on filing with CIS Ombudsman for a ROC that has already taken more than a year and a half??