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I'm really sorry for the fellow forum-members that missed out. :( I really hoped that at least for some regions we would see some movement in September. Alas, that didn't happen. :(

I think you should be pestering them and keep contacting them regularly to remind them that you exist and that they should grab a visa for your as soon as one becomes available.

Just to reiterate what Susie said, if selected your husband should complete the process and enter the US with you. But immediately after that, he can go back to Ireland without causing any problems for your and the kids' GCs.

The spreadsheet has been tested by crowd-sourcing by past forum-members. It has worked, and fine-tuned when necessary. And that's enough information.

Somebody not as laid back may have already nabbed this fella's visa; somebody possibly with a better chance of becoming an immigration success story.

I just checked your status for you (you have not masked your CN that well :) ). Good news! Your visa is ISSUED now.

After the first time that I checked my status and learned that I was selected and saved the letter as PDF, I never dared to go back and check the entry again fearing that it might have dissolved into smoke and disappeared. :) Good thing people doing AOS are done with the status check page after...

Congrats for being Green. :) As @Britsimon said, some of your comments are not completely accurate. Just to set the record straight and prevent any confusion in the future: 1. Your AOS package is sent to your FO office as soon as it is accepted. But when people talk here about whether their...

Start with your House representative. If you have to up it a notch then go to the Senator's office. BTW, the House representative is your district's representative in the House. The Senator is the whole state's representative in the Senate. Each state may have multiple House reps depending on...

What is the reason that he won't be applying for GC through your DV win?

You tell the truth at your interview and provide clarification. The IO will make corrections on the form and put some notes as to what the correct answers should be. Done! No need to worry at all. Mistakes happen. Make sure to provide truthful answers when under oath at the interview.

Not sure. I'm guessing that either 1) that forum sample is large enough that they feel it's well representing the population, or 2) the embassies post the recently cleared case numbers on their websites.

He is not talking about the cut-off number or whether the KCC will announce a new cut-off for September. He is talking about applicants clearing AP (mainly security clearance in the case of Iranian applicants). He is saying that in the past month no new applicants have been announced to have...

I don't think we disagree on no. 2. As I said in my post I think that the FO places the request and KCC sends the file to them. I actually think, and this might be the thing that you disagree with, that you could even skip DSP-122 all together. I think you could actually start the whole...

Not that it's way overdue, but you can call USCIS customer service and ask whether the Biometrics letter has been sent. I will not be surprised if the Biometrics letter is on the way. What is your ASC? Is it a busy one?

KCC knows which FO to send the DV file to based on the DSP-122 that you filled (if you did). But they will wait until a request is placed by the FO. So yes, if KCC has sent the file to a specific FO, it means that the FO has received your AOS package and has taken the step to request your DV...

LOL. So it's Indian-Scottish-British? :)

And you have a British accent. That does miracles over here, I'm sure you are aware. :)

You think he took it too far?

Nice! :)