At wits end

[MazzyStar]

I've read the uscis lawsuit thread, that was what made us decide to go through with contacting a lawyer. I would have done everything myself if I had the time. I have 3 kids, and just do not have the time, to do it myself. Plus, we were just more comfortable with having a lawyer do it.

I already sent a letter to the FBI pertaining to the FOIPA, we received a letter back stating they had no information on my husband. I'm going to call our lawyer today to see what is going on.

 

[Bobsmyth]

I've read the uscis lawsuit thread, that was what made us decide to go through with contacting a lawyer. I would have done everything myself if I had the time. I have 3 kids, and just do not have the time, to do it myself. Plus, we were just more comfortable with having a lawyer do it.

I already sent a letter to the FBI pertaining to the FOIPA, we received a letter back stating they had no information on my husband. I'm going to call our lawyer today to see what is going on.

Sounds like a good idea. If you don't get the response you're looking for from your lawyer, seek a second opinion.

 

[Huracan]

Sometimes the best solution is the simplest solution If your husband friend's lawyer filed a 1447 suit and won, why don't you drop your current lawyer and go with your husband friend's lawyer?

My 2 cents.

 

[MazzyStar]

If we can get most of our money back then we will definitely go with a different lawyer. We made the mistake of picking this lawyer out, because we had to pay 2500 total 500 a month. Been paid off for a while now.

 

[brb2]

Not worth throwing good money after bad money. Sometimes it is prudent to cut your losses and quit.

If we can get most of our money back then we will definitely go with a different lawyer. We made the mistake of picking this lawyer out, because we had to pay 2500 total 500 a month. Been paid off for a while now.