How the Department of State Empowers Extortionists and Miscreants

Posted on April 24, 2012

http://www.ilw.com/articles/2012,0424-white.shtm

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Case Studies

L was extremely frustrated. She is a US citizen. For her husband, she submitted support documents to the National Visa Center 2 years ago, and continued to inquire about the case. But NVC did nothing: her husband’s case just sat there, and as a result, his spousal immigrant visa (IR1) interview was not scheduled and they were separated. Finally, she lost patience and contacted us. She initially wanted to file a mandamus lawsuit, which can be expensive and time consuming. But after consulting with us and discussing her options, she decided to retain us to resolve the delay with NVC management. We quickly reached out to NVC management, and within days, NVC acted on the case. It updated L’s file and appointed the immigrant visa interview for L’s husband.

Case of L.D.

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