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Finally, visas have been issued for wife and her 2 children. We submitted our I-130 to USCIS on Oct-22 of 2013 and have recieved visas after 1 year and 1 month. We overprepared for the interview. Note that we had 3 separate applications, so a lot of paperwork. We were approved on the same day of the interview without any hassle.
Our K1 petition was returned in July of last year after 4 months in AP and it has been an ordeal to come this far.
Best of luck to everyone who is near to their interviews and especially those who have suffered returned petitions.

Oct-22 filer here.
Really getting frustrated at this delay.
6 months now.

I strongly recommend you consult with a lawyer before responding;

Please, everyone, take a look at my post:
http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/459909-usc-green-card-petitioners-committee/?p=6591898
The letter that is referenced in that post is here:
http://uscgreencardpetitionerscommittee.blogspot.com/
Let's keep up the pressure, so that you don't have to wait as long as your predecessors have been waiting. --alaskafan NOA1: July 15, 2013

Agree with the OP.
There is too much beauracratic waste and inefficiency with the processing. Both USCIS and State Dept are running with outdate policies, often overzealous actions and in the end, cause great harm to its people.
Class Action Law Suits are not necessarily for after-the-fact incidents, but for remedying potentailly hurtful actions as well; they can be a precedent setter!
Nobody- like some insenstive posters here- have a right to question a citizen's intention to remedy a broken system through legal means.

I emailed this list, with my own summarized letter calling for remedying this unfair deviation.