Here is Tim Leahy's recent reply to a query from an applicant.
Mr. Tim Leahy, I'm a new member and I want to join your litigation. I hope it is not too late. Please guide me in this matter. I need your email or phone # so I can discuss my case with you. Thanks.
Thank you, Zape for your interest. My email address is: TEL@unfairCIC.com.
And, yes, you may join the litigation I initiated on 28 October 2011, asking the Court to order CIC to process warehoused FSW applications. At present, I really don't know whether I have one group or three. However, until the Court rules on my motion, asking it to enforce the Agreement CIC and I made in February, I do not know whether everyone will have their files processed promptly, only those who joined before June 14th or none of them.
Those whose files will not be processed will become a part of the so-called class-action lawsuit. Thus, if you decide to join our group, you will have two chances for success.
In order to join, I would need to know the following:
1. the name the Embassy is using for the principle applicant,
2. the visa post,
3. your file number,
4. city and state where you will sign the agreement and
5. your telephone number(s).
The fee to join is $400 CAD and, if we are successful, $1,100 CAD additional. "Success" means that your file will be finalized before the end of next year. Payment may be made in Canada, the US or the Philippines. (We do not accept credit cards but will accept personal cheques drawn on Canadian or US bank accounts.)
All the submissions for the motion have been before the Court since September 13th. Once the managing judge makes his ruling – and he said on September 27th that he does not know when he will do so – the group will close. If he does so before you have joined, as I said, you would be a part of the litigation challenging the closing of the FSW files. I do not expect to be filing new cases until November 12th.
