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Britsimon said:
I would not try and make assumptions based on the different filing strategies of each lawsuit.

I think the weakest part of Goodluck is the PI. The standard needed for a PI is proving that the plaintiffs will suffer irreparable harm without stopping the behavior of the defendants. Since some GL cases will be processed, you can only show that SOME of them will be harmed. Its tricky, and to some extent, already argued and lost.

That is not saying GL doesn't win. I expect GL and Goh to cause action on cases that would otherwise have timed out. And then some preservation of visas will be needed. That is likely to be needed for Goh plaintiffs and certain to be needed for GL.

In the same way, Goh could win without a summary judgement, but as I said, is likely to need a preservation of visas.
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Could you please explain what you meant by "(it) already argued and lost"? Are you referring to a specific case? Thanks in advance!
 
FYI yesterday KCC reopened our ds-260. We both are selectees in the same household. One submitted the request in April and the other in May. One is registered on the goodluck and the other not. Interesting to see that both requests were handled by Chris who signed on the response on behalf of KCC. The same guy who reopened our cases back in February when we needed to apply changes. No wonder it takes for KCC to get back to you forever. It seems that there is only one guy (at least from our experience) who is answering emails!
 
jokaz said:
FYI yesterday KCC reopened our ds-260. We both are selectees in the same household. One submitted the request in April and the other in May. One is registered on the goodluck and the other not. Interesting to see that both requests were handled by Chris who signed on the response on behalf of KCC. The same guy who reopened our cases back in February when we needed to apply changes. No wonder it takes for KCC to get back to you forever. It seems that there is only one guy (at least from our experience) who is answering emails!
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I agree with you.

I have sent my DS-260 unlock request on May 27th. And exactly 20 hours later, Chris replied back saying that my DS-260 is now unlocked. I made necessary changes, and resubmitted my DS-260 same day and replied Chris in the same email asking him about whether my request for interview location change has been approved.
Guess what? Exactly 4 days later he replied confirming new interview location.

Mike
Nicki
Clark
Lorrie
Mary
Are some (possibly all) of KCC staff that replied to my past inquiries.

From my experience, Chris is the only one who unlocked my DS-260 application three times before.EC69C1FB-1307-4B73-A598-2C3F685E5B90.jpeg
 
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jokaz said:
FYI yesterday KCC reopened our ds-260. We both are selectees in the same household. One submitted the request in April and the other in May. One is registered on the goodluck and the other not. Interesting to see that both requests were handled by Chris who signed on the response on behalf of KCC. The same guy who reopened our cases back in February when we needed to apply changes. No wonder it takes for KCC to get back to you forever. It seems that there is only one guy (at least from our experience) who is answering emails!
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same guy even here for me when I requested to unlock.

Chris
Diversity Visa Unit
 
i know some DS260 unlock requests are inevitable when people have new babies, get new passports or other things change, but at this point I wonder how much time poor Chris spends reading emails, unlocking DS260s and sending emails back to people who rushed their DS260s and made avoidable mistakes/omissions….
 

tinoproductions​


Last year in September, people received their interview dates just in a few days advance, after Judge's order.
So my guess is if lawsuits are successful they may send letters in September as well.
 
DV2020EU44 said:

tinoproductions​


Last year in September, people received their interview dates just in a few days advance, after Judge's order.
So my guess is if lawsuits are successful they may send letters in September as well.
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Thanks for that answer. In many cases this year, documents are not even DQ. I wonder how would that play out in terms of how late is too late even if you are on a lawsuit.
 
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