Print out the link I provided above, and request to speak to a
supervisor in order to file AOS, as soon as possible. After September
30th, you will need a lawsuit to get your green card, provided that the
delay was due to USCIS.
You should move fast. Print the URL and ask to speak to a supervisor.
mjny wrote:
> Thank you so much for the info!!. Yesterday I called USCIS and the
> person I talked to had no idea about DV lottery, then went to Info pass
> and the immigration officer there, knew nothing about DV lottery. Both
> told me once my number gets called before September 30th, we are in
> (which I don't believe). I guess we just have to wait and hope they
> process our AOS as fast as possible.
> :)
> mj
> olwagner@netcourrier.com wrote:
> > The law states that your green card should be approved before september
> > 30th 2006, or else you lose it. However, if you don't get it due to the
> > inefficiencies of USCIS, you can sue USCIS and still get your green
> > card (it has been done successfully in the past) - but if that is
> > because you were to slow to respond, then too bad.
> >
> > Yes, DV cases are processed faster than others, you should drop your
> > application at the local office with a big note in red ( I-485 based on
> > DV )
> >
> > mjny wrote:
> > > Hi, I need information please!. I won the DV2006 and my number just got
> > > called by the Visa Bulletin on June 2006 (I'm from South America). Me
> > > and my husband live in New York City, under F1 and F2 visas (students).
> > > We sent our paperwork on June 13th, and got the NOA on the 21st of
> > > June, that says we are going to be receiving and appointment for
> > > biometrics. Is it true that our Status needs to be changed and the
> > > Green Card approved before september 30th 2006?. We are worried that 3
> > > months won't be enough time for that. Any suggestions?, DV cases are
> > > processed faster than others?.
> > > Thank you very much, any info will help
> > > mj
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