Zoe Lofgren has sent an inquiring letter to the USCI
We just learned that the Chairwoman of the US House Subcommittee on Immigration, Citizenship, Refugees, Border Security & International Law, Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren, has sent an inquiring letter to the USCIS on July 11, 2007, demanding the USCIS to provide her office within 3 days for review all the documentation and internal communications regarding the decision process in the unprecedented request to DOS for employment based visa bulletin revision and the consequential rejection of the I-485 filings for the month of July 2007.
Yu, South & Associates have been monitoring this event from beginning since June and we will update you on the latest development as the story continues to progress and unfold. If you are an existing client, please go to our “Existing Clients” section from the top menu for further instructions and additional details that might affect your case filing status go to “Existing Clients ”.
Yu, South & Associates has been informed a short while ago that as we have previously reported to our existing clients on our website the Legal Action Center of the American Immigration Law Center (AILF) is now finalizing its lawsuit against both the USCIS and the USDOS on the latest drama on the modified July Visa Availability Confusion. The law suit will be attempted as a class action and the following is a news flash from the AILF:
As suspected, the US Department of State (DOS) just made the announcement early this morning that no visa is now available for all employment based visa categories!!!