To file or not to file a complaint?
Thanks a lot to all of you for your feedback. It makes me feel better and also helps me understand the situation from multiple perspectives.
I believe my application was complete in all details. And also I think mine was a normal case. I possessed all the documents - no taxes due, birth cerificate, marriage certificate etc. Thanks Bobsmyth and JPBoston for saying that my case details would not raise any alarm. I am married only once and I got my greencard with my present and only husband. And also as I mentioned before he is still in the same job thru which he got his greencard.
Sanjoseaug20, IO did not question any part of my application. He did not spend more than a minute discussing any issue or part of my application.
GungaDin: Reply to your statement that the OP should have contacted a supervisor immediately. Yes, I agree. We were about to ask for superviosr/Duty Manager and file a
complaint. But did not do thinking we should not act without thinking much as we can not undo once we complain. Not sure what we did was right but as you told that was water
under the brodge. Thanks for your suggestion and I shall wait for four weeks as you suggested.
CaliGC, To file or not to file a complaint: I will wait another week and decide one way or other. The Io behaved very unfairly and unethically. But my only concern is
whether I have any hard evidence to prove it except what I say. A neutral third person need not believe what I say in the absence of some solid proof. This is the only thing
that is preventing me till now from complaining. Please let me know your opinion on this.
Thanks JPBoston for saying that the IO purposely did not approve the case and intentionally delayed it. That is the same feeling I got after the interview and feel the same
even now. I shall keep the forum informed with updated. Many thanks again for your time and inputs.
Thanks and best regards.
Thanks a lot to all of you for your feedback. It makes me feel better and also helps me understand the situation from multiple perspectives.
I believe my application was complete in all details. And also I think mine was a normal case. I possessed all the documents - no taxes due, birth cerificate, marriage certificate etc. Thanks Bobsmyth and JPBoston for saying that my case details would not raise any alarm. I am married only once and I got my greencard with my present and only husband. And also as I mentioned before he is still in the same job thru which he got his greencard.
Sanjoseaug20, IO did not question any part of my application. He did not spend more than a minute discussing any issue or part of my application.
GungaDin: Reply to your statement that the OP should have contacted a supervisor immediately. Yes, I agree. We were about to ask for superviosr/Duty Manager and file a
complaint. But did not do thinking we should not act without thinking much as we can not undo once we complain. Not sure what we did was right but as you told that was water
under the brodge. Thanks for your suggestion and I shall wait for four weeks as you suggested.
CaliGC, To file or not to file a complaint: I will wait another week and decide one way or other. The Io behaved very unfairly and unethically. But my only concern is
whether I have any hard evidence to prove it except what I say. A neutral third person need not believe what I say in the absence of some solid proof. This is the only thing
that is preventing me till now from complaining. Please let me know your opinion on this.
Thanks JPBoston for saying that the IO purposely did not approve the case and intentionally delayed it. That is the same feeling I got after the interview and feel the same
even now. I shall keep the forum informed with updated. Many thanks again for your time and inputs.
Thanks and best regards.