My application was filed in 2002. In 2003, after I went to my Natz interview in the local office and found out that my case was still in the district office, I received a phone number to an immigration officer from my military attorney. I called him couple of times and got to speak to him after hundreds of tries and voice messages. I was informed that my case was in REVIEW, and that no info can be provided.
I went to the district office and met with his supervisor. She made a phone call on my behalf and spoke to some lady on the phone for 5 minutes (I really couldn't tell if it was about me, but they are great actors there) and after that I was informed that the case is in review. I asked: Does it have to do anything with my country of origin, and the answer was: We can't provide any further info. Go play golf or something.
That was the last time I visited the district office.
What does CASE IN REVIEW mean? Why does it take 780 days and more to review?
I went to the district office and met with his supervisor. She made a phone call on my behalf and spoke to some lady on the phone for 5 minutes (I really couldn't tell if it was about me, but they are great actors there) and after that I was informed that the case is in review. I asked: Does it have to do anything with my country of origin, and the answer was: We can't provide any further info. Go play golf or something.
That was the last time I visited the district office.
What does CASE IN REVIEW mean? Why does it take 780 days and more to review?