Why can't they out-source atleast the preliminary process like ensuring proper documentation, legal complience etc and leave the final decision making part to IIO. The expenses for this may be collected from the applicants. I am sure they can find competant attorneys who will be more than willing to do it. They can entrust the job to those attorneys who are not practicing immigration law commercially but qualified immigration lawyers.
Once the spade work is done the said processing agency can send the packet to respective processing center of BCIS and final decision can be made by them on the cases. Security and other issues also can be done after the final packet reaches the BCIS.
It is just a thought, there may be many valid issues/reasons for the argument against this.
What do you think friends ?
Once the spade work is done the said processing agency can send the packet to respective processing center of BCIS and final decision can be made by them on the cases. Security and other issues also can be done after the final packet reaches the BCIS.
It is just a thought, there may be many valid issues/reasons for the argument against this.
What do you think friends ?