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Anyone with a lawsuit against USCIS or thinking about a lawsuit (Merged)
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Balto said:
BAlto I'm in Maryland as well.
I think I'm in the same boat as you are. I'm new to this forum and I've just filed my a lawsuit by mail with the US district court in Baltimore. My justification was the 1447(b).
I had my interview 2 years ago, and no oath letter.
Since you're ahead of me hopefully you don't mind me asking you a couple of questions here and there.
Regards
mohamedmohamed
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techenically every one in the country is reqred to refister for sss, even if they are here illagalquery11 said:
sakun said:
Hi Sakun,
I am also from Houston, be very careful with some of the lawyers here. I would advise you to check the pacer website for the Houston court and see if the lawyer really won these cases. I had a friend used a very prominent attorney Bruce Coane & Associates, Bruce Coane promised everything, he even said he won recent cases, charged $3500.00 to start, then billed hourly for every call or email to him, case is still pending going to trial and $9000.00 expense. He checked on pacer and the attorney only won one case for WOM.
Just be careful buddy, they say anything to get you to sign that agreement, then you are doomed. I should complete my WOM this week and filing next week.
mohamedmohamed
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mohamedmohamed said:
mohamedmohamed
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mohamedmohamed
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whom to serve, addresses
these document contain the address any one need to serve, excluding the local address.
we probably should make a list of most fruently asked documents, and keep some where easily accessed by everyone.
these document contain the address any one need to serve, excluding the local address.
we probably should make a list of most fruently asked documents, and keep some where easily accessed by everyone.
i am a houstonian too...only lawyer in houston i found worthwhile is
http://www.quanlaw.com/
you might find them expensive...but your case is in safe hands...they work for goodwill...
i have never heard a bad thing about them...
other good one is tht desi female lawyer..she is good too...
http://www.quanlaw.com/
you might find them expensive...but your case is in safe hands...they work for goodwill...
i have never heard a bad thing about them...
other good one is tht desi female lawyer..she is good too...
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chck the link
http://www.sss.gov/MUST.HTM
WHO MUST REGISTER? - CHART
Does every young man have to register when he turns 18? Just about!
Almost all male U.S. citizens regardless of where they live, and male immigrant aliens residing in the U.S., are required to be registered with Selective Service if they are at least 18 years old but are not yet 26 years old. Men who are 26 years old and older are too old to register. Some requirements are shown below:
http://www.sss.gov/MUST.HTM
WHO MUST REGISTER? - CHART
Does every young man have to register when he turns 18? Just about!
Almost all male U.S. citizens regardless of where they live, and male immigrant aliens residing in the U.S., are required to be registered with Selective Service if they are at least 18 years old but are not yet 26 years old. Men who are 26 years old and older are too old to register. Some requirements are shown below:
mohamedmohamed said:
gzmbk1, glad to share info
There is only one known successful case in MD, his user name is marylander, filed around 12/27/05, oath 4/14/06. Let's keep each other posted for the progress so we will have some idea about how things going in MD. My time line is in my signature, I recommend that you add yours to the signature as well
Good luck to all of us in this dreadful journey.
Balto.
Feel free to drop me a line, I am also in the learning process, so let's help each other. This is what this forum is all about. Not many people from MD here, or at least not many are talkinggzmbk1 said:
There is only one known successful case in MD, his user name is marylander, filed around 12/27/05, oath 4/14/06. Let's keep each other posted for the progress so we will have some idea about how things going in MD. My time line is in my signature, I recommend that you add yours to the signature as well
Good luck to all of us in this dreadful journey.
Balto.
The message before this was that they reponsed to my inquiry in February 2006. My case has been pending since march 2003. I filed WOM in early April this year, and the US attorny is supposed to file an answer by mid June. So I guess they are working on my case? I hope this is real.
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mohamedmohamed
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which district?pharmboy said:
mohamedmohamed
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filing certificate of receipt in NJ
i have lwayers do it in NJ too, the attached document, on page 11/38 you can see a certificate of service being filed by this attorney, unles sif they dont accept that from the pro se filer, thatw ould be another issue
i have lwayers do it in NJ too, the attached document, on page 11/38 you can see a certificate of service being filed by this attorney, unles sif they dont accept that from the pro se filer, thatw ould be another issue
if foia is for all executive branches of govt...isnt uscis/dhs obligated to release information under FOIA....
if so isnt foreverafter entitled for information?
http://www.uscis.gov/lpbin/lpext.dl...6cfr-76?f=templates&fn=document-frame.htm&2.0
or is it too early for him?
if so isnt foreverafter entitled for information?
http://www.uscis.gov/lpbin/lpext.dl...6cfr-76?f=templates&fn=document-frame.htm&2.0
or is it too early for him?
Have you contacted the US Att. office yet?
Since you filed in early April, I think by now they should be able to tell you something about your case, ig if they had contacted FBI/USCIS etc, and which step they are at.
The paralegal who handles my case is pretty nice. She told me my nc is still pending, but she has been following up. She hopes we will not have to go very far, and promised to work with me in preparing documents for initial case management conference, as instructed by the judge. So I believe the US Att. and his people do not want to go to court either, and they are really doing their job to help out.
pharmboy said:
Since you filed in early April, I think by now they should be able to tell you something about your case, ig if they had contacted FBI/USCIS etc, and which step they are at.
The paralegal who handles my case is pretty nice. She told me my nc is still pending, but she has been following up. She hopes we will not have to go very far, and promised to work with me in preparing documents for initial case management conference, as instructed by the judge. So I believe the US Att. and his people do not want to go to court either, and they are really doing their job to help out.