Does this sound good?

[sam1010]

I sent this letter to Senator Jeff Sessions to see if he will help to get my husband's waiver finished. Athens sent off his A-numbers to Washington to get his files. That was five months ago. Anyway, here is my e-mail I sent. What do you think? I kind of layed it on thick, but I just want to go home with my husband in tow. Five years is long enough dammet!!:angry::curse:

To The Honorable Mr. Jeff Sessions:
I am writing in regards to my husband's I-601 waiver that I filed on behalf of my husband in January of 2007. Athens Greece received the waiver on April 3,2007. They are currently processing the waiver. They requested to have his files sent to them from America under his A-number. MY HUSBAND HAS THREE A-NUMBERS!!! The problem that I am currently facing is that this request is taking almost five months!!! It shouldn't take that long for Washington to send Athens my husband's files. Please, Mr. Sessions, contact Washington and find out why it is taking so long for them to send Athens the files. My husband has been out of the United States for five years now. I haven't seen my husband but only two times in the last five years. Our two children, ages 9 and 5, haven't seen their father since 2005. My husband has missed five of his son's birthdays. He has missed all five of his daughter's birthdays. Our daughter doesn't even know her own father. Just the two visits and phone calls and pictures are all she recognizes of her father. I have misses five anniversaries with my loving husband. Our ten year anniversary is coming up soon, and I will be spending it alone. Please, Mr, Sessions, from the bottom of my heart, I am begging you to please call Washington and ask them to send the files to Athens immediately so that our family can be reunited once again. Don't make my husband miss another one of his children's birthdays or another one of our anniversaries. Please help us. Please support family unity and help to reunite us together again. Thank you for your time and patience. May you have a blessed day.

Sincerely,

Mrs. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Husband's name: xxxxxxxxx
CAse number from Athens-xxxx
Axxxxxxxx file combined in Atlanta
Axxxxxxxxx I-130 Axxxxxxxxxxxxxvoluntary departure

[kitkat1]

An email will go unanswered for months (and if you do ever get a response, it will be a form letter).

The way to contact an elected official is to go to their website and download the online privacy form. Fill it out and fax it it with simple, straightforward and brief request for assistance. Without this form, they cannot check into your case.

[Paul & Kerri]

I called my local congressman's office and then per her request emailed her some information she requested along with a little more information regarding our case.

Emails wont tell you anything. If you call them, they can tell you if they can help you or not and how to go from there.

Best of Luck to you!

Kerri

[Pinkpig]

Sam1010,

This is the information from Senator Jeff Session site, you have to follow these instructions and then send him your letter...

http://sessions.senate.gov/cswork.htm

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I am pleased to assist you with problems you have with a federal government department or agency, but you must sign and mail a privacy release form.
Please chose one of the following versions of the
Privacy Release Form:
Adobe Acrobat | Corel WordPerfect | Micorsoft Word | HTML Version

The Privacy Act of 1974 prohibits federal government agencies and departments from releasing personal information without the written permission of the individual involved. Once you have completed and signed the form, return it to my state office in your area. This provides the necessary authorization for me to follow up with appropriate government officials.

Please send a detailed letter describing your problem, the government agency involved and any other pertinent information related to your case. In order to assist you, your letter must include your Social Security number and signature. All letters regarding military service must be written by the person in the service.

Please mail your letter to the office that represents your county.

Calhoun, Cherokee, Cleburne, Colbert, Cullman, De Kalb, Etowah, Franklin, Jackson, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, Marion, Marshall and Winston

Office of Senator Jeff Sessions
AmSouth Center, Suite 802
200 Clinton Avenue, NW
Huntsville, Alabama 35801-4932

Bibb, Blount, Chambers, Chilton, Clay, Coosa, Fayette, Jefferson, Lamar, Pickens, Randolph, St. Clair, Shelby, Talledega, Tallapoosa, Tuscalooa, and Walker

Office of Senator Jeff Sessions
341 Vance Federal Building
1800 Fifth Avenue, North
Birmingham, Alabama 35203-2171

Baldwin, Clarke, Escambia, Greene, Hale, Marengo, Mobile, Monroe, Sumter, Washington and Wilcox

Office of Senator Jeff Sessions
41 West I-65 Service Road North, Suite 2300-A
Mobile, Alabama 36608-1291

Autauga, Barbour, Bullock, Butler, Coffee, Conecuh, Covington, Crenshaw, Dale, Dallas, Elmore, Geneva, Henry, Houston, Lee, Lowndes, Macon, Perry, Pike and Russell

Office of Senator Jeff Sessions
7550 Halcyon Summit Drive, Suite 150
Montgomery, Alabama 36117

[sam1010]

Thanks for the help. Did not realize the complications involved.

[Pinkpig]

Thanks for the help. Did not realize the complications involved.


You are welcome. There seems to be a protocol for everything...

Good luck! I hope that Senator Sessions is able to help you.

[Pinkpig]

Have you had any response from Senator Sessions?

[Adriane]

Any updates? Your letter just breaks my heart.....