Anyone with a lawsuit against USCIS or thinking about a lawsuit (Merged)
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Hi all,
I have filed a lawsuit for my mom today in Boston Court. I also served the U.S. Attorney on the 9th floor, as was suggested here. Now I need to send the copies of summons and complaint to the defendants, and send the original summons with return of service forms back to the court, right?
Thanks for all the help here on the board! The wait begins.
I have filed a lawsuit for my mom today in Boston Court. I also served the U.S. Attorney on the 9th floor, as was suggested here. Now I need to send the copies of summons and complaint to the defendants, and send the original summons with return of service forms back to the court, right?
Thanks for all the help here on the board! The wait begins.
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Does anyone know about IBIS "SIR" cases, what "SIR" stands for?
Does anyone know about IBIS "SIR" cases, what "SIR" stands for?
Question 1: Does anyone know what "SIR" stands for?
and
Question 2: How does a naturalization application gets classified as a "SIR"?
http://judiciary.house.gov/media/pdfs/maxwell072706.pdf
On page 51, it talks about IBIS "SIR" Cases:
B. Instructions Regarding Pending IBIS “SIR” Cases Until further notice, no USCIS office is to perform resolution on any pending “SIR” Remember the “SIR” process terminated with the November 29, 2004 memorandum; all outstanding “SIRS” are now part of the backlog of “SIR” cases at the National Security and Threat Protection unit (NSTP—the component of ICE that assumed national security IBIS resolution activity from the INS National Security Unit). The ONLY National Security/Terrorism-related IBIS resolutions to be conducted by USCIS offices are thos eassociated with the National Security Notification (NSN) process created with the November 29, 2004 memorandum. When confronted with litigation, an office with a pending “SIR” should contact the FDNS for assistance. FDNS will request expedited processing from the NSTP for those cases ONLY
Does anyone know about IBIS "SIR" cases, what "SIR" stands for?
Question 1: Does anyone know what "SIR" stands for?
and
Question 2: How does a naturalization application gets classified as a "SIR"?
http://judiciary.house.gov/media/pdfs/maxwell072706.pdf
On page 51, it talks about IBIS "SIR" Cases:
B. Instructions Regarding Pending IBIS “SIR” Cases Until further notice, no USCIS office is to perform resolution on any pending “SIR” Remember the “SIR” process terminated with the November 29, 2004 memorandum; all outstanding “SIRS” are now part of the backlog of “SIR” cases at the National Security and Threat Protection unit (NSTP—the component of ICE that assumed national security IBIS resolution activity from the INS National Security Unit). The ONLY National Security/Terrorism-related IBIS resolutions to be conducted by USCIS offices are thos eassociated with the National Security Notification (NSN) process created with the November 29, 2004 memorandum. When confronted with litigation, an office with a pending “SIR” should contact the FDNS for assistance. FDNS will request expedited processing from the NSTP for those cases ONLY
needsolution
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Does anyone have any suggestions on how to expedite IBIS check in case of a hit?
After filling petition for a hearing under 8 USC 1447b;
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to expedite IBIS check in case of a hit?
After filling petition for a hearing under 8 USC 1447b;
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to expedite IBIS check in case of a hit?
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Not to change the subject or anything, I am kind of upset that one military post's JAG office turned me down today. Simply they didn't know what I was talking about and they told me to deal with it.
Now one of my superiors wants me to prepare the lawsuit myself. That is the problem, I don't want to mess something, I have never done anything like this before, there is so much information, I don't have the time to sift through some 8.000 posts, I am just so frustrated. I have 20 days until the 120-day wait is up.
Now one of my superiors wants me to prepare the lawsuit myself. That is the problem, I don't want to mess something, I have never done anything like this before, there is so much information, I don't have the time to sift through some 8.000 posts, I am just so frustrated. I have 20 days until the 120-day wait is up.
US attorney answered my complaint
Finally, 5 days before the deadline, the US attorney answered my complaint. Basically he tried to convice the court that the case should be dismissed. I was going to file a response right away, so I called the pro se office to ask about the time line. Then I was told that actually I should not do anything yet at this moment. The judge will review his answer and decide what to do. Now, I have to wait
. I am so ready for this fight. There is one thing though I am not sure. The attorney listed 11 defenses in his answer, if I file an response to that, what kind of format should I follow? Should I reply to each defense or just write up a summary? Anyone kind enough to share experiences?
BTW, aka808, did you hear anything from the US attorney?
Finally, 5 days before the deadline, the US attorney answered my complaint. Basically he tried to convice the court that the case should be dismissed. I was going to file a response right away, so I called the pro se office to ask about the time line. Then I was told that actually I should not do anything yet at this moment. The judge will review his answer and decide what to do. Now, I have to wait
. I am so ready for this fight. There is one thing though I am not sure. The attorney listed 11 defenses in his answer, if I file an response to that, what kind of format should I follow? Should I reply to each defense or just write up a summary? Anyone kind enough to share experiences? BTW, aka808, did you hear anything from the US attorney?