Attention Also Being Paid by CIS???
On April 9, 2009 the USCIS issued a fact sheet discussing revocation cases at CIS. See http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/FactSheet%20_VisaRevocations__9Apr09_.pdf. Coming just a few weeks after my complaint, it could indicate that the CIS is paying attention to the complaint as well. There's nothing really new in the memo, but the powers-that-be apparently feel the need lately to explain themselves.
Also, a couple of weeks ago my office received a Notice of Intent to Revoke on an I-130 petition that had been sent back to the CIS with a request to review/revoke just two months previously. The case was not a China case. It did include a detailed description of the Consulate's reasons for questioning the relationship, however, per the CIS guidelines. Right now I'm trying to learn from CSC whether this case is just a fluke or whether instead it represents a positive trend in processing revocation cases.
posted by John Roth at
2:38 PM
2 Comments:
It good to see someone got lucky. I just hope this continues for the rest of those who have been forced to wait to have their injustice corrected. Keep up the good work.
I am so glad that their are people like Mr. Roth who really honestly care about and have the passion to correct a serious problem that is affecting a lot of couples who just want to be with the one they love. The consulate in Guangzhou visa officer after a 5 minute visa interview can decide if the Spouse or fiance of an American citizen can receive a visa. I would have to say that most people are against ill-legal immgration and fraud but the honest people should not have to suffer because of it. I could write a book about my thoughts of this subject but I don't want to take up all the space on your blog. The waiting part is horrible and not knowing what my future is going to be with my wife. Thank you for your update. Your the man!
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