HumbleSpirit

I have a K1 visa in the works (trying to get all the documentation together before scheduling the interview, so we are in one of the last stages).

Meanwhile, work said they will apply for an L1b Visa, so I packed up my life and went to the border, where they said my case was going to be sent to USIC for further adjudication.

Does anyone know where the case goes exactly?  I asked, and every time they said a different answer (MT, CA, PN).... I am not sure the officer knew where it was going. I asked for a reference number to follow the case, and was told there was no such thing.  I waited a week and called a USCIS office, and they said these cases don't come to them.

Has anyone experienced this before, and if so, how long does "further adjudication" take typically?  Where does it actually go?   I have not been able to find any information on this kind of circumstance.

Thanks for any input!  Also, best wishes to everyone out there!

2 hours ago, Boiler said:

What has the Lawyer said?

The Lawyer said "anything is worth a try" ....  Since they get paid regardless, I assume any attempt is good enough for them.

It won't be a blanket application; just a one time.  As a Canadian I know I will go to the POE with the paperwork; I am wondering if anyone has experience similar to this situation?

Does anyone have experience applying for L1B with a Technical Sales job?  My job is willing to make the case (I've been at the company for one year) and I have a degree which is required for this job, but the position is outside sales.

Any experiences?

We've been waiting for the NOA2 to come, after filing in mid August 2019.  It seems the vast majority in our group, or previous months, have either received their NOA2 or a RFE.

We do have the added complication that my birthday on my translated birth certificate does not match any other document (something we just recently learned and are trying now to fix, but that also takes a year or more).

Any advice?  Does anyone have any suggestions on anything we could do?