Originally posted by operations
We should talk. A conference call or one or two of you.
Originally posted by Edison
Hi all,
I can talk with Rajiv and update everyone here. If anyone else interested to talk or if interested to join us, let me know your preferenece.
Originally posted by YJay
I am in Northern Virginia, pretty close to Rajiv's office. I am willing to join if it's convenient. Please keep me informed about your appointment.
Last week, I faxed 6 pages of the petition letter to the above 3 Congressional members of California.Originally posted by kashmir
Rajiv,
I faxed it to:
Congresswoman Anna Eshoo (14th CA)
U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein (CA)
and is trying to:
U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (CA)
( because a fax line has been busy ) ... completed at 1:20pm PST
using sai-2367's PDF wih my signature and address,
so you may have a contact from members of Congress of California.
Regards,
-kashmir
Originally posted by kashmir
Last week, I faxed 6 pages of the petition letter to the above 3 Congressional members of California.
However, only a few people seems to have sent the petition to Congressional offices.
Today (or tomorrow), I'd like to fax it again *WITH SIGNATURES PAGE*.
May I do that ?
or, should I wait for a while ?
or, will somebody send to all Congressional offices including California ?
Thanks,
-kashmir
Originally posted by nesta
I have not read the entire thread (all 20 some pages), but I did see someone ask why only so many signatures so far.
I want to sign the petition, but I do not have an I-485 pending. Instead, I have I-751 pending and feel all the preasures and hardships that adjustment of status cases are feeling.
However, I am required to provide an I-485 or N-400 date in order to sign the petiotion, which I do not have ~ does this requirement mean that only the people with currently pending I-485 and N-400 cases should sign? What about their friends and families and just general supporters of the petiotion?
Thank you for your efforts!
The list included 2,235 signatures as of 12pm on 9/29/2003, and 83 pages were printed.Originally posted by kashmir
Last week, I faxed 6 pages of the petition letter to the above 3 Congressional members of California.
However, only a few people seems to have sent the petition to Congressional offices.
Today (or tomorrow), I'd like to fax it again *WITH SIGNATURES PAGE*.
May I do that ?
or, should I wait for a while ?
or, will somebody send to all Congressional offices including California ?
Thanks,
-kashmir
Originally posted by dsatish
Rajiv / Monica,
It is already 2 weeks since we have sent the petition to Mr Khatri.
Could you please send the updated list of signatures to Mr Khatri and Mr Auguire ? Along with that list, can you please send a letter requesting him to let us know about his follow up actions on the petition ?
The follow up letter can be like this (please edit it appropriately) :
To,
Mr Prakash Khatri,
Citizenship and Immigration Ombudsman,
Department of Homeland Security
Subject : Follow up for the Employment based I485 backlog petition.
On Sept'16, we have sent you a petition signed by **** people, requesting you to take some actions to reduce the huge backlog for Employment based I485 applications. More people have signed on that petition and the latest list is attached to this letter.
Some of our representatives would like to meet you either in person or through teleconference, to discuss about our problems. We request you to let us know if it is possible for you to talk to us to discuss the follow up actions on the petition. You may contact us through Law Offices of Rajiv Khanna at 703-908-4800 . Please talk to either Rajiv Khanna or Monica Agarwal at the above number.
Thanking you,
Employment based I485 applicants.