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Gala, If all the "normal" efforts failed, you have to spend some time typing up a Complaint and exhibits, and send them to DHS General Counsel Office. That way they know that you only are counting 30 days and ready to file. It looks it works sometime; if it is not, go to district court and...

I could not believe a so neglected person like you :D :D :D :D will have welcome notice. :D :D :D Congrats!

It is my pleasure. At least you are better than the poor guy who asked Gonzalez the question of his adjudication--ND 1998!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I wonder whether they violating the Ngwanyia v. Gonzales class settlement, because they said they will approve the case in chronological order "at...

Dude, Go to the court and get a desposition letter with the court seal. Consult an attorney with the letter in hand. It depends on the state code and also what you plead guilty of. But usually this is not a big deal. Morning, If I were you, I would have writing to Ombudsman, FBI...

Peter, Have you ever had any trouble at the port of entry? Because according to BCIS, they only have to conduct IBIS check before issuing I-131. That check is usually instant and should finalize shortly. Unless you have problem at POE, I don't see a reason of delay.

Next Monday, go ask the USCIS Director himself. It is outrageous. http://www.whitehouse.gov/ask/

Pinkie, This is my take on this issue. First of all, in adjustment of status adjudication process, I know that they have to verify your entry and exit. See attached interoffice memo: Now, although the cases of re-opening the original asylum cases are rare, it does happen sometimes if...

Well, I think either way it causes great concerns because this type of travel, if doing on a non-emergency basis, poses no good publicity and it does also cause trouble to asylee himself. Particularly some nationals like Chinese, except for Chinese muslims or Tibetans, or religious...

You mean Yang v. Chertoff CV 06-2351? I expect he should be approved shortly although his ND is 04/04. The Judge simply denied U.S. Attorney's motion to dismiss. Now, it is going to discovery stage. USCIS has to produce documentation about their adjudication process, as well as statistics...

Honestly, that seems to be a routine message. This is like their response to the referral: either "Your case is pending blah, blah" or "Our processing time is XXX..." I will give them one or two more weeks... but at the same time... Prepare a memo of law in case they challenges your...

Next time, stick with your "lost" story. It was "misplaced" and it was "found". Totally logical and you avoid that "misreprentation" on your RTD application accusation.