Still waiting for noa2.....

[Blue Love U & I 6]

Just now, Blue Love U & I said:

Yes they were included. As a matter of fact they were the ones the judge signed and dated.

We paid rapid visa for there help.

[Ben&Zian 4,397]

Sounds like some information is missing because if no criminal background, then even if something was missing you would have received an RFE not a case transfer most likely.

 

Has your fiance ever been to the US? Perhaps some background check done by USCIS came across something and that is the hold up.

 

And Rapid visa is simply an agency that fills out the forms for you. They have no legal backing at all as in a lawyer or anything. Even says it on their site. And even an immigration laywer couldn't help this situation, they have no real power or influence over USCIS.

Edited November 20, 2018 by Ben&Zian

[Sabrina02 108]

It is my assumption, but still inquiring...did you call and have spoken to a T2 officer?  Filed that cas inquiry is needed?  I think asking for a supervisor is needed.  Best of luck

[G Walters 136]

Have you tried using the Senator in your district in WA DC. Seems that Senators and their aides have better access to USCIS. We used our Senator  twice and got very fast responses.

 

 

[Nov2017AD 52]

Calling the helpline is useless.

 

Contact senator(replies within 2 weeks) and ombudsman(4-6 month backlog). If those fail, either wait or sue.

[Unshakable Faith 493]

My case was transferred twice, they can transfer for whatever reason they choose.   I know that doesn't make it easy, but you have to let the process play out.   I had my senator involved from the beginning and they helped to keep things moving along.   I still had to wait though.   

I also suggest contacting tier 2 and speaking with an officer.  Don't give up, keep fighting!  I called every week until they approved me.   Don't let your case fall through the cracks.   12 months is crazy for the petition to not be approved. 

 

I have also reached out to the omsbudman at times. 

 

👊 bump for Nigeria!

Edited November 20, 2018 by Unshakable Faith

[Carpe Vinum 2,310]

I've never heard of a K1 being transferred to a local office. Maybe to New Hampshire for those with a criminal background or to another National Service Center if one station gets too far behind. Very strange...

[TM92 527]

3 hours ago, boris64 said:

Maybe to New Hampshire for those with a criminal background

Correction: Vermont Service Center

[Carpe Vinum 2,310]

1 minute ago, TM92 said:

Correction: Vermont Service Center

Roger that....aging brain lapse...

[Blue Love U & I 6]

6 hours ago, Unshakable Faith said:

My case was transferred twice, they can transfer for whatever reason they choose.   I know that doesn't make it easy, but you have to let the process play out.   I had my senator involved from the beginning and they helped to keep things moving along.   I still had to wait though.   

I also suggest contacting tier 2 and speaking with an officer.  Don't give up, keep fighting!  I called every week until they approved me.   Don't let your case fall through the cracks.   12 months is crazy for the petition to not be approved. 

 

I have also reached out to the omsbudman at times. 

 

👊 bump for Nigeria!

Oh thank you so very much for all the kind words. We needed that! We will continue to fight.

[Blue Love U & I 6]

7 hours ago, Nov2017AD said:

Calling the helpline is useless.

 

Contact senator(replies within 2 weeks) and ombudsman(4-6 month backlog). If those fail, either wait or sue.

Wow, man its crazy...it makes no sense.

[Blue Love U & I 6]

8 hours ago, Ben&Zian said:

Sounds like some information is missing because if no criminal background, then even if something was missing you would have received an RFE not a case transfer most likely.

 

Has your fiance ever been to the US? Perhaps some background check done by USCIS came across something and that is the hold up.

 

And Rapid visa is simply an agency that fills out the forms for you. They have no legal backing at all as in a lawyer or anything. Even says it on their site. And even an immigration laywer couldn't help this situation, they have no real power or influence over USCIS.

No. He's never been to the US. But i have been there a couple of times. Will be going back soon.

[Blue Love U & I 6]

8 hours ago, Sabrina02 said:

It is my assumption, but still inquiring...did you call and have spoken to a T2 officer?  Filed that cas inquiry is needed?  I think asking for a supervisor is needed.  Best of luck

Thank you so much. I will try that too.

[Blue Love U & I 6]

4 hours ago, boris64 said:

I've never heard of a K1 being transferred to a local office. Maybe to New Hampshire for those with a criminal background or to another National Service Center if one station gets too far behind. Very strange...

I know. Uscis said that it was sent there to sit in queue until it was its turns to be processed. Then they said that Texas wanted it. So Texas would be processing it. Coz they had jurisdiction. He also said that their were different processes the petition must go through. In other words more than just one dept must go over it. He said it was nothing that we need to do. It just need to go through the process.

[Blue Love U & I 6]

Just now, Blue Love U & I said:

I know. Uscis said that it was sent there to sit in queue until it was its turns to be processed. Then they said that Texas wanted it. So Texas would be processing it. Coz they had jurisdiction. He also said that their were different processes the petition must go through. In other words more than just one dept must go over it. He said it was nothing that we need to do. It just need to go through the process.

They had everything they needed. It just had to go through the process.

8 hours ago, Ben&Zian said:

Sounds like some information is missing because if no criminal background, then even if something was missing you would have received an RFE not a case transfer most likely.

 

Has your fiance ever been to the US? Perhaps some background check done by USCIS came across something and that is the hold up.

 

And Rapid visa is simply an agency that fills out the forms for you. They have no legal backing at all as in a lawyer or anything. Even says it on their site. And even an immigration laywer couldn't help this situation, they have no real power or influence over USCIS.

Thank you all for help.