ENROLLMENT CLOSES — JUNE 26, 2026 AT 6:00 PM PST 
A message from Josh Goldstein, founder of Goldstein Immigration Lawyers.
I’ve spent years fighting immigration delays in Federal Court. I’ve filed hundreds of lawsuits. I’ve watched people win cases that everyone told them were impossible.
And I’ve also watched people wait. And wait. And wait some more — convinced that something would change on its own. That the Government would come around. That their application would eventually move.
It doesn’t work that way. Not under a policy designed to freeze your case indefinitely. Not when the Government has no deadline, no obligation, and no incentive to act unless someone forces them to.
Today, June 26, 2026, is the last day to be part of the legal force that does exactly that.
Let’s Talk About What Waiting Actually Costs You
I know why people hesitate. A lawsuit sounds big. $2,500 sounds like a lot when you’ve already spent money on a visa application that went nowhere. And there’s always that voice in the back of your head saying: “Maybe next month things will be different.”
So let’s be honest about what waiting actually looks like:
Your case stays frozen. The Government has no legal obligation to move your application while there is no lawsuit. Silence is permission.
The policy doesn’t expire on its own. Presidential Proclamations under INA § 212(f) do not come with automatic end dates. They stay in effect until revoked — or challenged.
You lose your spot in this action. After 6:00 PM PST today, the Complaint is finalized. No new plaintiffs. No second chances to join this specific lawsuit.
Every month that passes is a month your family is separated, your job offer is at risk, your plans are on hold — for a decision the government could make but has chosen not to.
“The government is not going to fix this on their own. They never do. The only thing that moves Bureaucracies is legal pressure.”
— Josh Goldstein
What This Lawsuit Does That Nothing Else Can
You’ve probably already tried the other options. You followed up with the Consulate. You waited for a National Interest Exception. You checked your case status every week hoping something changed.
A federal lawsuit is different. When we file in U.S. District Court, the government can no longer ignore you. They are legally required to respond. A Federal Judge — not a consular officer, not a bureaucrat — is now watching your case.
That is the only mechanism that breaks the freeze. And it is only available to people who act before the deadline.
✅ The government must legally respond
✅ A federal judge reviews whether the No Visa Policy is lawful
✅ Your application cannot be quietly left to gather dust
✅ You are no longer waiting — you are fighting
Still Unsure? Watch This First.
If you’ve been following along but still aren’t sure whether this is the right move for your situation, I want you to hear it directly from me—not a blog post, not a form letter.
You did everything right. You filed a proper application. You qualified. You showed up. The Government is the one that failed you — and a Federal lawsuit is how we hold them accountable
Three Questions. Honest Answers.
Is $2,500 worth it? That depends on what your visa is worth to you. A job offer. Reuniting with your spouse. A future you’ve been building toward for years. We structured this as a flat-fee mass lawsuit specifically so that taking legal action doesn’t require a personal fortune.
What if the lawsuit doesn’t succeed? There are no guarantees in litigation — and we will never tell you otherwise. But here’s what we know for certain: doing nothing guarantees your case stays frozen. A lawsuit at least gives you a fighting chance that silence never will.
What happens right after I join? You sign the representation agreement, complete payment, and fill out a short onboarding questionnaire. Our team reviews your eligibility. If you don’t qualify, you’re fully refunded. If you do, your name goes into the federal complaint — and we go to work.
The Clock Stops on Friday 26th 6:00 PM PST!
I’m not saying this to pressure you. I’m saying it because it’s true, and you deserve to know it clearly.
After 6:00 PM PST on June 26, 2026, the complaint goes to the printer. It gets filed. It
gets served. And the list of plaintiffs is sealed.
There is no waitlist. There is no next round. This specific action, with this specific group of plaintiffs, closes today.
If you’ve read this far, you already know your situation. You already know your application has been frozen. You already know that waiting hasn’t worked.
Now you know what else is possible.
JOIN THE FIGHT BEFORE IT´S TOO LATETake Control of Your Case Today
Your visa is not a political bargaining chip. Your future is not something the government gets to hold hostage indefinitely. And your silence is not an obligation.
Join us. Let’s force a decision
Call us: (213) 262-2000
Visit: jgoldlaw.com
📋 Join the lawsuit: https://jgoldlaw.com/federal-mass-lawsuit/
Last-Minute Questions? We Have Answers
Yes. Enrollment closes at 6:00 PM PST on June 26, 2026. Once the complaint is filed in federal court, no additional plaintiffs can be added to this specific action. There is no extension.
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