Ahmad_AS
Member
It is still 10 am there (US time), i am as eager as u to get any news.
I hope to hear that you and everyone else waiting confirmation gets the long waited email.
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I hope to hear that you and everyone else waiting confirmation gets the long waited email.
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
First, I was responding to a statement about interviews specifically, not reopening. I did mention with “current information“. Don’t you think it makes sense for the embasssies themselves to also wait and see if the ban is extended or not before they can announce when they will resume visa issuance?
Urgent Call for Additional Plaintiffs for Lawsuit Against the April 22 Proclamation
AILA Doc. No. 20042690 | Dated June 6, 2020
AILA and advocates are in urgent need of additional plaintiffs for our class action lawsuit against the April 22, 2020, Proclamation on behalf of minors who may age out. Please submit any examples and inquiries that you have ASAP.
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 22, 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 22, 2020, immigrant visa ban*
Please send any examples to AILA’s Director of Litigation Jesse Bless at litigationaila@aila.org.
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AILA Doc. No. 20042690 | Dated June 6, 2020
AILA and advocates are in urgent need of additional plaintiffs for our class action lawsuit against the April 22, 2020, Proclamation on behalf of minors who may age out. Please submit any examples and inquiries that you have ASAP.
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 22, 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 22, 2020, immigrant visa ban*
Please send any examples to AILA’s Director of Litigation Jesse Bless at litigationaila@aila.org.
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Soophie
Active Member
I am waiting my 2NL, but the news that kcc started to send email about documents again, make me hoping that things are moving again.. I hope in good news , good luck to you and others
Soophie
Active Member
Take it easy Sophie, I know you are stressed like all of usAs @Ahmad_AS said it is early in the morning, they also might not send anything today, it does not mean they stopped as they can send many tomorrow. You never know what rules they are following
Yess, sorry guys.
I’ve also read previous comments about embassies that are canceling again appointments and this make me feel really exhausted.
Hoping in good news
WBA
Active Member
Yes it is a very good news. I think all will depend on what will happen on/after June 23rd, probably DoS is waiting to see if the EO is going to be extended or not to give the embassies the right instructions about oppenning
WBA
Active Member
What are these embassies? The only one I heard about is Georgia, they cancelled the rescheduled interviews but they kept the ones on the last week of June and July 1st. It makes sense to me as the EO ends on the 23rd
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Borost
Active Member
That's exactly same as my country. But we don't have domestic covid 19 infections. Where are you from?
Well the ban only affects a part of all visa processing, seeing in person interviews being scheduled for citizens this month, there’s no reason to not have visa interviews in the coming months. Given the ban expires in two weeks and with in person visits possible we should see some 2NLs for interviews in August. If this does not happen I feel like DoS is unreasonably delaying Visa processing.
Denis.Muwuma
Active Member
If i may ask , who is supposed to participate in this? Is it relevant for DV applicants?
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
So it makes sense for them to schedule first, out of all the backlogged visa interviews, those visas not subject to the ban (like most IR/CR categories) so that they don’t waste embassy time on interviews for visas which may not end up being able to be issued, and wait until they know for sure they can issue the latter before scheduling those. Yes? You seem pretty certain the ban won’t be extended, but no-one knows that for sure yet, including the embassies.
Trying to stay positive
with the current situation I think his concern should be to fix the country rather than focusing on external things right now as immigration. But again it’s trump so who knows.
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
His concern is getting re-elected and he will do what he thinks will get him votes.Trying to stay positive
TheKey
Active Member
“Fixing” is also subjective as far as politics go. What may seem unfair for others, makes sense to some.
