Stephie C

Ok, thanks for the help.

Thanks for that, I’ll give it a try.

Thanks for the suggestion. Which congress person would I contact as I live in the UK and have never resided in the US. The application are being processed by four different service centres so not even a common state there. I find it very strange that an immigration service cannot communicate with people outside of their country, surely that is the majority of their clientele.

Thanks for your response, what is a virtual US number please? I have tried to get a mobile over there but can’t as I don’t have an address.

Hi, I am trying to request that my husband and children’s I-130 applications are expedited but am struggling to get the request through to the right people. I have called the USCIS a number of times, they have informed me that the request has to be dealt with a tier two agent. As I am outside the US and do not have a US address or phone number they have to email me to request further information on my expedite request. The issue is marked as urgent and I have been told they will contact me in 72hours. I have been through this stage three times and each time I receive an email from a no response email address stating that the application is within the processing time but nothing about expediting. The last time I called an agent suggested that I mailed the request, with all the information and supporting documents directly to the service centres dealing with the applications. I did this, sent them Royal Mail tracked and signed, (at great expense) so I know that the letters were delivered five days ago but still there is no change on my online account to show that an expedite request is being considered. Anyone have any advice on what to do to get this request in front of the right people, I have been trying for over a month? Thank you very much for your help.

Hi, I have made I-130 applications for my husband and children, all still pending. I had to get permission from the family court in the UK to remove my eldest daughter from the jurisdiction. We were granted permission, based on our proposed plan, including timeframe. The applications are taking longer than anticipated to process and I am now concerned that we will not be able to meet our proposed timeframe. One possible outcome if this were to happen is that the child’s father takes us back to court to revoke the original order. Would needing to meet a court order’s timeframe be sufficient grounds for requesting and expedition of all of the I-130 applications? Thank for the help.