AOS Times
Feb 21st 2003, 7:31 pm
#1
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AOS Times
Does anyone have a clue how long it takes the Washington INS to
respond to an application for AOS. Even confirmation that they have
received and registered the application.
I first applied on Nov.18 2002 and due to an error on mine and my
wifes part we did not include the $50 fingerprinting fee. The result,
complete application returned mid Jan 2003. We immediately sent it
back with the full fee but have heard nothing since.
Due to their lack of response I have had to turn down a 2 month
contract of work out of the US. Without the Advance parole I can not
leave the country and as I have no response from them how can I get
advance parole. Trying to talk to them is pointless we even went up to
the office but to no avail?
I am getting seriously pissed off with the situation and complete lack
of response from the INS, to the point I am considering saying to hell
with the whole thing and returning to the UK with my wife and son both
of whom are US citizens. I can not keep turning down work or my career
will go out the window?
If anyone can shed a bit of light on this matter and at least restore
some hope I would be most appreciative.
Thanks
Steve
respond to an application for AOS. Even confirmation that they have
received and registered the application.
I first applied on Nov.18 2002 and due to an error on mine and my
wifes part we did not include the $50 fingerprinting fee. The result,
complete application returned mid Jan 2003. We immediately sent it
back with the full fee but have heard nothing since.
Due to their lack of response I have had to turn down a 2 month
contract of work out of the US. Without the Advance parole I can not
leave the country and as I have no response from them how can I get
advance parole. Trying to talk to them is pointless we even went up to
the office but to no avail?
I am getting seriously pissed off with the situation and complete lack
of response from the INS, to the point I am considering saying to hell
with the whole thing and returning to the UK with my wife and son both
of whom are US citizens. I can not keep turning down work or my career
will go out the window?
If anyone can shed a bit of light on this matter and at least restore
some hope I would be most appreciative.
Thanks
Steve
Feb 22nd 2003, 12:22 am
#2
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Joined: Jul 2002
Location: Collinsville, IL (from Scotland, UK)
Posts: 332
Hi there,
I've checked on the kamya page for you, and there are experiences from Spokane and Seattle - here is the link:
http://www.kamya.com/aos/130washington.html
Perhaps you could get your local parliamentary rep on the case of the delay (is it congressman?). From what I read, this might help you at least get an answer from them.
Hopefully this may help you.
Peace,
D.
I've checked on the kamya page for you, and there are experiences from Spokane and Seattle - here is the link:
http://www.kamya.com/aos/130washington.html
Perhaps you could get your local parliamentary rep on the case of the delay (is it congressman?). From what I read, this might help you at least get an answer from them.
Hopefully this may help you.
Peace,
D.
