Diane Owino's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Diane Beneficiary's Name: Geoffrey VJ Member: Diane Owino Country: Kenya Last Updated: 2024-03-26 |
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Timeline Comments: 2
Diane Owino on 2022-11-12 said:Our I-130 has been in "actively review status since March, 2022. We reached out to our State Senator recently. Her office is looking into our case. Our lawyer has also reached out to USCIS to confirm our case processing time. He will make an inquiry in December, 2022 to see where we are in the process.
Diane Owino on 2023-05-14 said: Our lawyer sent a request on 1-24-23 stating our case was outside of normal processing time. USCIS responded to me from Lee Summit, MO on 5/11-23 stating our case is still being "actively reviewed" and nothing is outstanding at this time. If an interview is warranted they will schedule me an appointment to appear in person at a USCIS office. However, if USCIS officials decides to "waive" the interview requirement, our case will be adjudicated by a USICS field office in the order it was received.
On April 4th, I received an update on the status of my case from our State Senator's office. It was noted that our case has been transferred from Lee Summit, MO to the St. Louis, MO Field office. In other words, our case has not been in one of the five service centers(ie., Potomac, Vermont). The Senator's office went on to say that when they send it to a processing center it is expected to move faster. It is my understanding that the St. Louis office is waiting to select a field officer who can then make a final decision on our case.
I have not been able to update my timeline due to these unusual circumstances. So, I want to encourage everyone who is on the immigration journey to trust God and be patient, Because you will be walking around the "walls of Jericho" until the process is completed. My husband and I will be married 2 years in August. This new development has offered a ray of hope in an otherwise very long, very stressful process.
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