Ron12345

The source is that the government has 60 days to respond from the time they are served.

I would need to see links to know which specific cases you are referring to. Most immigration attorneys are clueless as well.
 
Many just handle filing petitions, which a donkey could do.
 
The embassy can get the needed info in 1-2 days if they choose to. They typically only fight in cases with serious national security concerns. 
 
If they do fight, you best hope that you have a favorable judge who believes the time is unreasonable. Assuming you win, the judge will then order them to complete their processing in order to render adjudication. 

What happens in 99% of cases is that the U.S. attorney contacts the embassy and tells them to get moving on the case so they dont have to defend the lawsuit in court. The embassy then sends an expedite request and stuff magically happens.

You did an excellent job. The best imo. Tbh, since you live near DC, I would request meetings with your rep and Senators in their offices. 
 
You might be able to file direct consular filing at the US embassy in Qatar if resident there. That would save a lot of time. Contact them for more info. Personally, I would force resolution on your K-1 case if you prefer to live in the U.S. 

Oh yea, what specifically did they do for you? Please expand. 

What happens in 99% of cases is that the U.S. attorney contacts the embassy and tells them to get moving on the case so they dont have to defend the lawsuit in court. The embassy then sends an expedite request and stuff magically happens.

A lot of selfish people on these boards. They take, take, take info and give nothing back. I've seen it in other immigration groups too.
 
Typically you can file mandamus for a spouse/fiance after 6 months and after 1 year for other immediate relatives. 
 
The CO is party to the suit.

I would need to see links to know which specific cases you are referring to. Most immigration attorneys are clueless as well.
 
Many just handle filing petitions, which a donkey could do.
 
The embassy can get the needed info in 1-2 days if they choose to. They typically only fight in cases with serious national security concerns. 
 
If they do fight, you best hope that you have a favorable judge who believes the time is unreasonable. Assuming you win, the judge will then order them to complete their processing in order to render adjudication. 

A lot of selfish people on these boards. They take, take, take info and give nothing back. I've seen it in other immigration groups too.
 
Typically you can file mandamus for a spouse/fiance after 6 months and after 1 year for other immediate relatives. 
 
The CO is party to the suit.

A lot of selfish people on these boards. They take, take, take info and give nothing back. I've seen it in other immigration groups too.
 
Typically you can file mandamus for a spouse/fiance after 6 months and after 1 year for other immediate relatives. 
 
The CO is party to the suit.

You did an excellent job. The best imo. Tbh, since you live near DC, I would request meetings with your rep and Senators in their offices. 
 
You might be able to file direct consular filing at the US embassy in Qatar if resident there. That would save a lot of time. Contact them for more info. Personally, I would force resolution on your K-1 case if you prefer to live in the U.S. 

The average American has no clue, and neither do many members of Congress. They are completely oblivious. While it's not the major problem, the organizations who are supposedly fighting this proclamation are blatantly incompetent.

Not necessarily.  While I think it unlikely to succeed on the merits, that suit only challenges the provisioning of waivers.

The AP process is patently unfair to all American spouses. If they provided timelines, that would be a significant improvement. Living in total uncertainty is simply impossible.

The AP process is patently unfair to all American spouses. If they provided timelines, that would be a significant improvement. Living in total uncertainty is simply impossible.

The 400 Yemeni and Somali applicants in Djibouti are prioritized and favored as of June 11th. This is in internal state department guidance.

90 day fiance makes a mockery of fiance visas. There is no comparison between the 2.