Immigration

Recently, my office assisted a constituent from Yorba Linda who contacted my office regarding the interview process for his wife’s immigrant visa application after being unable to successfully do so in several previous attempts. My office contacted the United States Embassy and was able to acquire a new link process through which my constituent was able to successfully obtain the obtainment for his wife’s interview with the embassy. When my constituent further had trouble scheduling a biometrics appointment, we were able to inquire the embassy to direct our constituent to the appropriate procedure to directly schedule the prerequisite biometrics appointment.

My office recently assisted a constituent from Walnut with obtaining an appointment for her global entry application. She filed her application earlier this year but had yet to receive any update since then. After my office submitted an inquiry to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, she was able to obtain her appointment.

My office recently assisted a constituent from Chino Hills with obtaining a 180-day extension for his employment authorization document (EAD). His EAD would have expired on February 28, 2019, which would prohibit him from continuing his employment in the United States. His son is currently attending preschool, and his wife’s income alone is insufficient to meet his family’s necessary expenses; therefore, losing his job would have resulted in severe financial hardship. After my office submitted an inquiry and an expedited request to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, he was able to obtain an extension on his EAD and his green card.