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Approved. July 13 RD. I was a read-only user. Just received my approval, will stamp next week. Share my information with you. Thank you all and Good luck! WAC-01-269-XXXXX EB3 - China Location: San Jose, CA PD - Sept. 2000 RD - 07/13/2001 ND - 08/29/2001 FP scheduled - 02/12/2002...

let\'s go get\'em I say, why don\'t we team up and sue them. They simply can\'t take our money (by cashing our checks) and not providing us with the service. If we sue them, i am sure that we can easily win. As long as we are passive the delays are going to get worse and worse. we gotta do...

No Title they usually send the reciept within 1 month, and cash the check within 45 days. but you must realize that the INS is not systematic which means that they are not consistent, thus it may take you longer or less to get your reciept and have your check cashed ... you can think of the...

The only solution to the problem The only solution to this I-751 problem is that we would team together and sue the INS ... then we can make them process it and we can also get monetary compensation ... in that case it would be a class action law suit ... and believe me, we will easily win it...

How is that ? Did they do your I-751 interview during the Citizenship interview ? Also, how long did it take them to process your citizenship application ?

They won\'t process it ... so don\'t hold your breath. That\'s as far as I know ... i called them and the immigration officer told me in a very strange way "We are behind on those applications and it seems that time is gonna run out on you" ... and she was sort of happy when she was...

i-751 it seems the INS is not processing I-751 pettitions. They simply believe that it has the lowest priority. This in turn has disabled people from applying to citizenship since their petitions have not been approved yet. The problem is, there is no clause in the law that mandates that the...

I-751 Processing I would like to get all the people waiting on their I-751 to get processed, together, and then we can choose some form of action. We can sue the INS or maybe send one big letter that has our signatures, with a polite statement indicating our intensions to sue the INS if they...

no you can\'t do that.  

Please evaluate my chances for EB1-EA application: * recent PhD in Chemical Physics (Univ. of MD) * currently - Postdoc in Physics * 9 published papers in international journals * 10 conference papers * referee for 2 US journals  thank you,    -Kirill