PrestoMN

You can write whatever you want! I would suggest calling first to find the name of a specific person in the Representative's office that handles immigration issues. I received a reply in 2 days with the status of my case from the USCIS after sending this email:
Dear Mr. XXXXX:
Per our conversation yesterday, I have completed and attached the Privacy Release Form from the Congresswoman's website allowing you to make an inquiry to the USCIS regarding my case. I have also attached an electronic copy of the I129F Petition for Alien Fiance(e) and the I797C Notice of Actions notification of receipt of the petition.
To refresh your memory, my petition was sent in September and the original I179C is dated October 1, 2010. It is the stated goal of the USCIS to process these petitions within five months. My case was received by the USCIS on September 30th and has yet not been adjudicated, and therefore is outside of their "normal" processing times.
I am aware of a large number of cases that have been adjudicated at the California Service Center that were submitted in January and February of 2011. According to several of these individuals whom are members of VisaJourney.Com, they did not ask for expedition and were not entitled to any special handling. In fact, one individual apologized to the forum community for winning the "Petition Lottery" when others have been waiting patiently for an answer. While there may be circumstances that prevent every petition from being processed in exactly the order they are received, processing this far out of order is unacceptable.
My hope is that you can inquire as to the status of my petition, and request that they process it without further delay. I appreciate your attention to this matter and thank you in advance for your assistance. Please don't hesisate to call me at xxx-xxx-xxxx if there is any additional information I can provide that would be helpful.
Sincerely,
XXXXXXXX

You can write whatever you want! I would suggest calling first to find the name of a specific person in the Representative's office that handles immigration issues. I received a reply in 2 days with the status of my case from the USCIS after sending this email:
Dear Mr. XXXXX:
Per our conversation yesterday, I have completed and attached the Privacy Release Form from the Congresswoman's website allowing you to make an inquiry to the USCIS regarding my case. I have also attached an electronic copy of the I129F Petition for Alien Fiance(e) and the I797C Notice of Actions notification of receipt of the petition.
To refresh your memory, my petition was sent in September and the original I179C is dated October 1, 2010. It is the stated goal of the USCIS to process these petitions within five months. My case was received by the USCIS on September 30th and has yet not been adjudicated, and therefore is outside of their "normal" processing times.
I am aware of a large number of cases that have been adjudicated at the California Service Center that were submitted in January and February of 2011. According to several of these individuals whom are members of VisaJourney.Com, they did not ask for expedition and were not entitled to any special handling. In fact, one individual apologized to the forum community for winning the "Petition Lottery" when others have been waiting patiently for an answer. While there may be circumstances that prevent every petition from being processed in exactly the order they are received, processing this far out of order is unacceptable.
My hope is that you can inquire as to the status of my petition, and request that they process it without further delay. I appreciate your attention to this matter and thank you in advance for your assistance. Please don't hesisate to call me at xxx-xxx-xxxx if there is any additional information I can provide that would be helpful.
Sincerely,
XXXXXXXX

I hope your post is intended as a joke, because the difficulty of this process has nothing to do with the liklihood of a successful marriage. The government is not in the business of trying to guarantee a successful relationship (at leat not yet), but rather to try to keep people from using marriage as a means of immigration.

Thank you to everyone who answererd the question posed here.
For those that had a strong need to babble about their opionions about my relationship without ever having met Arina or me, know nothing of our backgrounds, have never seen us together ... well ... thanks to you too