Case been sent back to USIS

[haben4 0]

My Husband Is in Lagos Nigeria,have already had interview January ,2018 we have been in administrative process and now they sent our case Back to USCIS. For what reason they have not told us they it is being reviewed it's been there for 6 months and it's with an officer but don't no when it will finish just for us to wait it's at Potomac ..this been 2years we bee going through this wow I miss my husband.anyone going through this  or have any suggestions

[olaO 0]

Hi, I have similar problem, but I know the reason why my husband's case was sent back to USCIS from Lagos Embassy to Department of State and then USCIS. It was sent to USCIS back in December of 2018 and nothing yet till now, no update whatsoever.

 

Take heart!

[R<3S 97]

On 8/22/2019 at 2:25 PM, haben4 said:

My Husband Is in Lagos Nigeria,have already had interview January ,2018 we have been in administrative process and now they sent our case Back to USCIS. For what reason they have not told us they it is being reviewed it's been there for 6 months and it's with an officer but don't no when it will finish just for us to wait it's at Potomac ..this been 2years we bee going through this wow I miss my husband.anyone going through this  or have any suggestions

 My case was in AP and then sent back to Uscis previously. For me, I was sent an intent to revoke and had a last chance to send in any new evidence. After that, my case got revoked. I went though this whole process for maybe 4 years and just reapplied again this year. 

[haben4 0]

We are still in AP but now With USCIS haven't gotten anything from them telling us why it was sent back or asking for any information just it's with an officer and to wait  I was told if it was sent back after the interview then it possible it may be some issue and it may be denied we got married in Lagos Nigeria January 25,2017 and filed cr1 in February 2017 and here we are in 2019 still going through and waiting  for them to process us our whole life is on hold.. also the officer I spoke to said maybe they don't believe the marriage is real..that is crazy if it's not real why go through all this ..who has time for the kind of scurnity they are taking us through this is making our marriage stronger and we love each other even more Thank God we are Christian and I believe God is going to see us through we have the Victory in Jesus

 

Hopeful...

[Mrs Hippo 0]

On 8/22/2019 at 3:25 PM, haben4 said:

My Husband Is in Lagos Nigeria,have already had interview January ,2018 we have been in administrative process and now they sent our case Back to USCIS. For what reason they have not told us they it is being reviewed it's been there for 6 months and it's with an officer but don't no when it will finish just for us to wait it's at Potomac ..this been 2years we bee going through this wow I miss my husband.anyone going through this  or have any suggestions

Do you have an attorney

On 8/23/2019 at 12:50 PM, olaO said:

Hi, I have similar problem, but I know the reason why my husband's case was sent back to USCIS from Lagos Embassy to Department of State and then USCIS. It was sent to USCIS back in December of 2018 and nothing yet till now, no update whatsoever.

 

Take heart!

Do you have an attorney 

[haben4 0]

5 minutes ago, Mrs Hippo said:

Do you have an attorney

Do you have an attorney 

No I spoke to an attorney when it was sent back and she told to wait until the tell me reason it was sent back or denied then contact an attorney

[Crazy Cat 39,216]

9 minutes ago, haben4 said:

she told to wait until the tell me reason it was sent back or denied then contact an attorney

That's good advice..........then you can address their claims specifically and strongly..........good luck.

[R<3S 97]

Yeah, I am sorry you are going through this. But all you can do it wait. What I ended up doing was filing a FOIA to see if I could find anything to help me reapply. I am still not sure why my case was labeled as fraud but hope that this round is better.

 

It is definitely a long and hard journey when something like this happens, hope it turns out okay for you. Keep trying and don't think about why others are approved and why yours is taking so long. 

[afrocraft 313]

The truth, unfortunately, is that you have limited options. But siddon look -- just sitting and waiting -- is poor strategy. To the brave go the spoils, they say, so you want to be proactive and to rattle some cages until they give you an answer. The main lesson I learned from my journey with USCIS is this: Ask and you shall receive -- after a while. But if you don't ask, your case may languish in limbo.

 

Here's what I suggest: Every 60 days: 

• Send a written case update request to the Lagos consulate (via email, sent early in the morning so your email is among the first they'll see). Ask what the status of your case is. Acknowledge that the processing may be out of their hands, and ask if there's any information you can provide to accelerate processing.
• Contact your spouse's Congressional representative and ask for casework assistance with your case.

You can also do a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the FBI and DHS to see if there's any derogatory information about you. FBI FOIAs are usually fast, but I'd hold off on the DHS one for another 6 months (some say it could delay your case). You can search FOIA request on Google for more information on the process.