Not much you can do until USCIS sends you an Intent to revoke and probably asks for more evidences to strengthen your case.
It makes a difference wether your visa application was based on a spousal or fiancé petitioner.
What you can do is contact the senator/congressman office again and ask for the diplomatic pouch number so it will be easy to track the case transfer on its way back to USCIS.
The Consular Section chief hasn’t made a definite decision on your case ( based on what the Embassy communicated with the senator office)
Very little chance to reverse the decision of the C.O
You can still try to make a point in desirable manners.
Again, I am no lawyer. If it’s a fiancé visa petition let it go and proceed to marriage and reapply with spousal visa petition.
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Not much you can do until USCIS sends you an Intent to revoke and probably asks for more evidences to strengthen your case.
It makes a difference wether your visa application was based on a spousal or fiancé petitioner.
What you can do is contact the senator/congressman office again and ask for the diplomatic pouch number so it will be easy to track the case transfer on its way back to USCIS.
The Consular Section chief hasn’t made a definite decision on your case ( based on what the Embassy communicated with the senator office)
Very little chance to reverse the decision of the C.O
You can still try to make a point in desirable manners.
Again, I am no lawyer. If it’s a fiancé visa petition let it go and proceed to marriage and reapply with spousal visa petition.
Good luck, and nothing is impossible.