They lost my petition after they approved it.

[LookyWhatIFound 38]

OH MY GOODNESS!! THEY FOUND IT JUST NOW!!!! I am sooooooo relieved! The lady at the Senator's office was really nice to me about the whole thing too. USCIS lady not so nice.

Wow congratulations! USCIS rarely knows what they are talking about. When they face a senator they breakdown and actually get to work!

[TBoneTX 45,088]

Congratulations, si man!

[Mz_Barracuda 1]

The USCIS says they mailed the petition to the NVC for processing. The NVC says they never got it, four weeks later.

I was told to email them a scanned copy of the NOA2 to the NVC so they can investigate it. Still have heard nothing.

Has this ever happened to anyone else before??? I'm getting a little frustrated I almost want to see if they'd let me mail them the extra copy of the petition that I have. How can they just lose it like that?? I want him here on time, not delayed!

That is terrible. Hope they find it and are able to sort it out for you.

[JRTLFlores 2]

That is terrible. Hope they find it and are able to sort it out for you.

Yes, they actually have now. What a relief!

[E&R4ever 6]

Yes, they actually have now. What a relief!

JRTLFlores,

Any explanation as to where the petition was? Just curious.

Thanks!

E&R4ever

[JRTLFlores 2]

JRTLFlores,

Any explanation as to where the petition was? Just curious.

Thanks!

E&R4ever

lol Nope! None whatsoever.

[gretchen_darren 67]

Wow congratulations! USCIS rarely knows what they are talking about. When they face a senator they breakdown and actually get to work!

HEHE, ... in my case USCIS told the senator: NO!

[Eric-Pris 1,606]

Just another example of our incompetent civil service employees, and the system in general. The people that work for the government are for the most part (not all obviously) people who could not cut it in the corporate world. They are either dumb or lazy, or both. They could not last in a real job where there's accountability. And many of them find gov't jobs after leaving corporate/fast-food jobs. How many times do you go to social security or another government office and you see poeple sitting talking on their personal cell phones or literally doing nothing (sleeping, reclining in chair, reading newspaper, doing nails, etc). Without a doubt, the same goes on at USCIS. Those adjudicators who are responsible for clearing cases let cases sit for weeks and months without touching them. Does anybody really believe that they are so backed up that they need to take 6 months to approve a petition? There seems to be no pressure from higher-ups for them to work faster. Sadly, this is a reflection of our society. I'm only 35 years old, but I have seen a change in worker's attitudes in the past 20 years or so. The same attitude change occured in students from when I was in school. I feel scared for the future of our great country.

It's terrible that poeple have to go through such hell and long waits because of the incompetence of the system and the employees that work for our government.

[Dante & Geor 36]

Just another example of our incompetent civil service employees, and the system in general. The people that work for the government are for the most part (not all obviously) people who could not cut it in the corporate world. They are either dumb or lazy, or both. They could not last in a real job where there's accountability. And many of them find gov't jobs after leaving corporate/fast-food jobs. How many times do you go to social security or another government office and you see poeple sitting talking on their personal cell phones or literally doing nothing (sleeping, reclining in chair, reading newspaper, doing nails, etc). Without a doubt, the same goes on at USCIS. Those adjudicators who are responsible for clearing cases let cases sit for weeks and months without touching them. Does anybody really believe that they are so backed up that they need to take 6 months to approve a petition? There seems to be no pressure from higher-ups for them to work faster. Sadly, this is a reflection of our society. I'm only 35 years old, but I have seen a change in worker's attitudes in the past 20 years or so. The same attitude change occured in students from when I was in school. I feel scared for the future of our great country.

It's terrible that poeple have to go through such hell and long waits because of the incompetence of the system and the employees that work for our government.

I guess my hubby-to-be IS the minority you consider DO their job (he's a federal worker). He has NEVER worked in a fast food, he has a PhD and he's only 33 years.

[Tahoma 2,292]

I guess my hubby-to-be IS the minority you consider DO their job (he's a federal worker). He has NEVER worked in a fast food, he has a PhD and he's only 33 years.

Of course, Eric-Pris doesn't actually know anyone who works for the government.

Now I'm waiting for a diatribe about all of those welfare queens who drive their Cadillacs down to the Welfare office.

Sheesh...You would think at 35 years old Eric-Pris would realize how ridiculous he/she sounds.