"Stairway to Heaven" - Save a Lady Whose Husband Passed Away During AOS !!

[rjl]

I am not sure if it is of help - there was a case in our local newspaper where a private bill had been put forward to approve one individual and his family for a Green Card. The bill was very simple about 3 paragraphs - I can probably find it online. So it is not unusual for these bills to be presented.

The case was a little different - a high school student with very high grade points wanted to go to the state university but he was not legally resident in the US though lived here for 10 years - he would have to pay out of state tution fees which his family could not afford. The family had managed to convince one senator to sponsor the bill.

This case is very sad and much more deserving.

[kashmir]

Dianne Feinstein
http://feinstein.senate.gov/email.html

Barbara Boxer
http://boxer.senate.gov/contact/webform.cfm

[kadamtal]

just sent it to dianne fienstein too...God bless her...

[Edison]

Originally posted by kashmir
Dianne Feinstein
http://feinstein.senate.gov/email.html

Barbara Boxer
http://boxer.senate.gov/contact/webform.cfm

E-mailed and faxed.

Kashmir,
I request you to add e-mail details of senators in your first message in the first page since everyone doesn't read all the messages.

[lareds]

sent to Boxer & Feistein

[wac-02-068]

Emails sent to both senators, via the forms.

My version is probably a little too emotional, because I am a woman. Only a couple of months ago, a friend, who grew up with me and had been always like a big brother, died in an car accident. I know how tough it is to his wife and two kids, even though they don't need to worry about green cards.

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Subject: Please help Mrs Aram Arumugam !!

Dear Senator,

As a member of ImmigrationaPortal, I would like to request your
attention to Mrs. Aram Arumugam's situation. Please help her out
by initiating a private bill for the approval of her green card.

Mrs. Aram Arumugam filed her I-485 application on 9/26/2001
with her husband through his employment. Unfortunately, her
husband who was the primary applicant passed away in February
2004, so her I-485 application is no longer valid.

Everyone who knows her story thinks she deserves to stay in the
U.S. and gets her green card approved. Both her husband and
herself have worked and paid taxes for many years in this
country. And if it was not that the immigration process in
California center is so tremendously delayed, she would have
obtained her green card long time ago.

Losing husband is already sad and unfortunate, especially for a
woman at such young age. Having to leave this country at this
point would make her life even tougher. And it is unfair to her. I
don't think such thing is expected to happen in this country.

Dear Senator, please help Mrs. Aram Arumugam out! We count on you!

[extra_dry_gin]

Just did my small bit. Emailed to both senators.

Hope somebody listens to our prayers.

extra_dry_gin

[gcpro]

I just emailed to both of them...

let's hope something will workout ...

[Pineapple]

I just read this thread. I'll be faxing it from my office first thing monday morning.
This is not just unjust, its ridiculous! People of this forum Must take action.

[krishnakt]

I just emailed both of them. I pray for her Speedy approval.

[gambler]

I am not from CA but did send the emails. Don't know if they pick up emails from NY or not. May God provide courage to Mrs. Aram Arumugam.
Please keep sending the emails. Hopefully the senators will act.

[tr22]

Wish that someone sponsors her. May be if a big news media publicizes this nonsense during election year things might be taken up seriously and given attention.

[pugal74]

I sent emails to both the senators today , I took one of the sample letters posted and changed appropriatley ..

Wishing Aram Arumugam Good luck and offering our prayers for a favorable consideration ..

pugal74

[lca_001]

wac : Very nicely written, I sent the same email with some modifications.

Kashmir I appreciate your efforts in driving this. I wish we could start an e-mail drive to ask the senators to change some of the immigration rules so that we dont have to request private bills for such events. I am sure for every one who is brave enough to voice their case, there are many others who quietly resign themselves to INS' vagaries and return back to their home countries. We need to make sure that people are treated with diginity and not have to make public their grevious stories to get immigration benefits.

001

Originally posted by wac-02-068
Emails sent to both senators, via the forms.

[kashmir]

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