All,
BCIS by settling the Ngwanyia case in court admitts that it delayed asylee adjustments at least by three years and that delayed Citizenship application by asylees by three years.
So my suggestion is that let us find a pro-bono lawyer or civic organization who will be willing to take up our case and persue a solution in the court of law. The case is very strong and an easy one to win for any average law firm or organization. You know what it means if we win the case??? It means we are eligible to apply to Citizenship the day we receive our GCs.
I am sure the litigation will not take three years to finish so either way it won't hurt us in any way.
Any ideas or suggestions?
BCIS by settling the Ngwanyia case in court admitts that it delayed asylee adjustments at least by three years and that delayed Citizenship application by asylees by three years.
So my suggestion is that let us find a pro-bono lawyer or civic organization who will be willing to take up our case and persue a solution in the court of law. The case is very strong and an easy one to win for any average law firm or organization. You know what it means if we win the case??? It means we are eligible to apply to Citizenship the day we receive our GCs.
I am sure the litigation will not take three years to finish so either way it won't hurt us in any way.
Any ideas or suggestions?