dexy

Hello everyone,

I`m posting this same message on the 3 forums my wife and I subscribe to, so some of you will see it more then once.

Having taken expert legal council my wife and I have decided not to go ahead with an appeal for the denial, in fact we are not going to do anything as it seems to be an almost futile quest.

We both, would like to thank all the group for the help and advice we have recieved over the past couple of years, its been a big help in the start of our process and been fun at times reading some of the more comical posts, they made up in a small way for the ones with true sadness.

We wish everyone the very best of luck and ask you not to give up hope.

Peach is here in the UK for two more weeks and we are not going to let this stop us from enjoying every minute.

Take care everyone and may your God bless you.

Dexy & Peach.

Hello all,

Our I-601 waiver was denied, we need extra time to gather more info for an appeal.

They say they will grant extra time only if "good cause"........

Please post some "good cause" that you might know will be accepted or that has been accepted......

Also when asking for extra time do we send the $385 then??

Please help, 0nly 23 days left to lodge an appeal.

Dexy.

Hi dexy.

No your waiver stays in london and will be decided there. since your case is now under review you should hear something soon. (I would guess in the next couple of weeks) They will send you a letter when they have made their decision with the results. You will then mail your passport back to London so they can attach your visa to it and mail it back to you.

We filed our waiver in May but it didn't get put on the lists until June so we have several more weeks to wait yet. Beetee's waiver went under review on July 25th also. You both should hear something about the same time.

Good luck with yours. Hope you hear something soon.

Baileyj..........Vicky

Thanks for the replies and good luck to you also.

Dexy

Has anyone got any info on the time it takes for a completed I-601 waiver being completed, to it getting back to London embassy?

Hi and welcome,

hmm, I'm not quite sure what you mean with your question, the I-601 waiver is being processed at the London embassy, so I guess they would know right away if they were completed. Did you mean, when you would be notified of a complete waiver?? btw, how long ago did you file yours???

Are you also waiting for you I-601 being processed in London, there are about 2 of us here and you can join us in our London tracking or UK waiver thread

Did you know that you can track your case on their website??

I think that you need to email them and correct the mistake they did on your address.

As far as I am aware, you submit the waiver to London and then it goes back to the U.S. to be adjudicated, I may be wrong on that, however, I submitted mine mid April this year, got the customary postcard dated 5th May and changed from "pending" to "under review" on the 25th July.

Dexy.

Has anyone got any info on the time it takes for a completed I-601 waiver being completed, to it getting back to London embassy?

Hi and welcome,

hmm, I'm not quite sure what you mean with your question, the I-601 waiver is being processed at the London embassy, so I guess they would know right away if they were completed. Did you mean, when you would be notified of a complete waiver?? btw, how long ago did you file yours???

Are you also waiting for you I-601 being processed in London, there are about 2 of us here and you can join us in our London tracking or UK waiver thread

Did you know that you can track your case on their website??

I think that you need to email them and correct the mistake they did on your address.

As far as I am aware, you submit the waiver to London and then it goes back to the U.S. to be adjudicated, I may be wrong on that, however, I submitted mine mid April this year, got the customary postcard dated 5th May and changed from "pending" to "under review" on the 25th July.

Dexy.

Hello all,

Has anyone got any info on the time it takes for a completed I-601 waiver being completed, to it getting back to London embassy?

Also when my "Postcard" was sent to me saying that they had received the application (I-601) they put the wrong address on, it went to a No5 two doors away from me, should I get in touch with London and point this out? I am friendly with the person at that address and would get it passed on to me??

It could be just a typo on there part.......any opinions please?

best wishes to everyone. Dexy.