Sm1smom
Super Moderator
I understood your questions clearly and I already answered them. Go back and re-read my responses to your first two posts above. I don’t like repeating myself.
DV 2020 All Selectees
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I understood your questions clearly and I already answered them. Go back and re-read my responses to your first two posts above. I don’t like repeating myself.
Ahmad_AS
Member
Dear Moderators,
I have a question related to police certificates, i issued my police certificates and sent all my documents to KCC in November 2019 and i further got the auto-reply message saying that KCC has received my email and currently processing my documents and since then i haven't heard back from them. The police certificates sent at that time had a validity of 3 months only hence they are now expired.
now as my case number becomes current (AS23K), I called KCC last Friday to check whether they are satisfied with the documents i sent back in November 2019 or shall i issue new police certificates and send all documents again, (i was precisely asking what gives me a better chance to process my case faster), they gave me a very vague response that they haven't viewed my documents yet and i shall check with them later.
I am worried that 2NLs might be sent by KCC in the next few days and i doubt that in reality they can view an email which was sent in November 2019 or be satisfied with expired police certificate?
What is your advice, shall i re-issue police certificate and send a new email attaching all Documents again (and risk being in a situation that my documents are sent late) or shall i count on November 2019 email with its expired police cert.?
I have a question related to police certificates, i issued my police certificates and sent all my documents to KCC in November 2019 and i further got the auto-reply message saying that KCC has received my email and currently processing my documents and since then i haven't heard back from them. The police certificates sent at that time had a validity of 3 months only hence they are now expired.
now as my case number becomes current (AS23K), I called KCC last Friday to check whether they are satisfied with the documents i sent back in November 2019 or shall i issue new police certificates and send all documents again, (i was precisely asking what gives me a better chance to process my case faster), they gave me a very vague response that they haven't viewed my documents yet and i shall check with them later.
I am worried that 2NLs might be sent by KCC in the next few days and i doubt that in reality they can view an email which was sent in November 2019 or be satisfied with expired police certificate?
What is your advice, shall i re-issue police certificate and send a new email attaching all Documents again (and risk being in a situation that my documents are sent late) or shall i count on November 2019 email with its expired police cert.?
As I understood, this can be postive just for family based visas.
Addis0112
Member
Ya your right but, I think to do that they should halt the Executive order which will hopefully help the DV winners too.
Airspray
Active Member
Unfortunately they only addressed family based GC for children that "may come out of age" and turn 21 and so lose their chance for GC. AILA is asking for a relief only in this matter which will probably cause a change in the EO to exclude those children but won't stop the EO entirely.
Looks like you and i were scheduled on the same date at the same Embassy.(2nd April at Accra ) .i figured this out at Britsimon.com but i dont know how to reply there.You can contact me at blerung@yahoo.com for us to figure out how we can reschedule our case if you wish.
Britsimon
Super Moderator
It is unlikely you will get your 2NL soon - because of the pandemic, and also what the KCC rep told you - your documents have not been processed. Your old police cert should still be acceptable, but if you want, get a new police cert to provide at the interview.
AILA and advocates are in urgent need of examples in support of the temporary restraining order before Wednesday’s (April 29) hearing before the district court judge. Please review and submit any examples that you have ASAP.
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- An applicant for an immigrant visa as the child of a lawful permanent resident who is at risk of “aging-out” of his/her F2A preference category under the President’s April 23, 2020, immigrant visa ban;
- Any other applicants for immigrant visas in any preference category at risk of losing his or her place in line for an immigrant visa or eligibility for an immigrant visa under the President’s April 23, 2020, immigrant visa ban.
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Hi Walt, do you know what sort of information they are looking for to assist? I am assuming by point number 2 that their request for examples includes DV?
Airspray
Active Member
I sent an email but I honestly don't know what good it is going to do, their case is entirely pointed at family based GC for minors and they request a restraining order for only 21 days, which may cause more problem down the road than do any good.
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
Unless DV counts as part of the second point this is not the relevant forum.
(The first point I would think they should know is not affected by actual visa issuance timing but that’s not relevant to this forum either so I won’t expand)
I would say point 2 is relevant to DV no? Any applicant ,any category, at risk under the immigrant visa ban? I would assume they fight the entire proclamation.
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
Hm. Did you read their press release? I agree with airspray’s interpretation.
https://www.aila.org/advo-media/press-releases/2020/emergency-motion-halt-proclamation
I send an email too, but with my own situation.
Airspray
Active Member
Just an update, I recieved an email back saying
"Thank you for your email and sharing your story. I am sympathetic to your cause. I have saved your information and will be in touch if I need any further information. Please keep me posted if you receive any further information from the consulate. "
Only left to hope they will indeed take us into consideration
"Thank you for your email and sharing your story. I am sympathetic to your cause. I have saved your information and will be in touch if I need any further information. Please keep me posted if you receive any further information from the consulate. "
Only left to hope they will indeed take us into consideration
Got the same reply indeed, let’s hope so.
They reply to me something similar as to you.
But I'm thinking about my case. I'm a medical student who are going to take United States medical licence examinations (USMLE) in order to get a licence to work in USA as a doctor (as I'm finishing my medical school in my home country). And on top of that I won dv2020, which would really help me. I'm considering if due to this fact the proclamation shall not apply to me? Or until I don't have licence as a doctor in USA it doesn't matter and I should wait those 60 days? Or maybe I should write to KCC and ask about my case?
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Sorry, what did you send them?
Hey Brit, I need your advice.
What do you think about send our application to AILA ‘s litigation? Do you think is a good idea?