does this have any importance?

[flavaofsummer 0]

i spoke to an IO operator for an update and she told me to wait 45 days and call back in 3 weeks to ask for the interview date. now i dont like to ask details about what she means cus she will not say no more then what she just had, im asking u guys did u experience this like them telling u that u will get something in 45 days or any days but without giving u the exact interview date itself?? reply if u have experienced this or if u know what this means, thanks

[NickD 202]

i spoke to an IO operator for an update and she told me to wait 45 days and call back in 3 weeks to ask for the interview date. now i dont like to ask details about what she means cus she will not say no more then what she just had, im asking u guys did u experience this like them telling u that u will get something in 45 days or any days but without giving u the exact interview date itself?? reply if u have experienced this or if u know what this means, thanks

I feel you will be much further ahead, if you do not call. Like waiting in a line and sneaking up just one person ahead of you, get caught and they send you to the rear of the line.

[flavaofsummer 0]

i spoke to an IO operator for an update and she told me to wait 45 days and call back in 3 weeks to ask for the interview date. now i dont like to ask details about what she means cus she will not say no more then what she just had, im asking u guys did u experience this like them telling u that u will get something in 45 days or any days but without giving u the exact interview date itself?? reply if u have experienced this or if u know what this means, thanks

I feel you will be much further ahead, if you do not call. Like waiting in a line and sneaking up just one person ahead of you, get caught and they send you to the rear of the line.

ahhhHHHh nick how r ya? long time no talk..i have found an actual forum that has tons NYC people on it with my exact experience and they not only call IOs but they also contacted the president and mayors/first lady/ they have done wayyyy more then i even did. they have got their IL this week so i doubt that they will be doing me at the end of the line(atleast i hope not) anyways i did read on this forum someone said something about 45 days but not remembering it properly so i asked a new post.

[NickD 202]

Don't you have to wait for anything in NYC? Can you go to your post office and buy a book of stamps in less than 30 seconds. And what about all those red, yellow, and green lights that are always red at every street intersection. Ha, my wife wonders I get impatient if just one person is ahead of me in the check out lane, she shopped in Caracas, I was there, more like 20 people ahead of you in line. We went to her bank, had to wait four hours before our turn came to make an account adjustment I can do here in less than five minutes. If that wasn't bad enough, had to come back the next day and wait another two hours just to pick up a piece of paper.

That is what drove me out of Chicago spending 36 hours a week just traveling back and forth to my job and I was beat. Course, not sure why I am living here, can drive for over an hour and see nothing but trees to the next town. Did take my wife to State Street in Chicago, same old Made in China ####### we can buy here, but the prices were twice as high. Really bad in San Francisco.

I guess you have to expect your USCIS office to be the same way and the government workers there are hundred more times as rude. They are kind of rude here too, after I personally paid my property taxes, asked the clerk why she didn't say thank you, Wal-Mart does if I spend only 39 cents. Feel the problem is our leaders and government workers let that bit of power we gave them go through their heads, and they forgot our US Constitution basic principle that it is their job to SERVE the people and not to treat us as trash.

I do have to take a nice pill before walking into the field office with my wife, and like our comedians, make jokes and laugh. Ha, is this office really a target for terrorists? Why the guns and the search before we can walk in? Is there anything here of value you are not telling us? LOL, what do you do with that portrait of Bush after he leaves office, I can use that to cover a hole in my outhouse. Gee, I have been giving better chairs to Goodwill then you have here, maybe I should bring those here instead, LOL. Will I get arrested for indecent exposure if my pants fall down after I give you my belt, LOL.

[flavaofsummer 0]

im guessing no ones gona answer this one cuz no one knows huh.

[NickD 202]

im guessing no ones gona answer this one cuz no one knows huh.

My brain does not comprehend wait 45 days and call back in 3 weeks, insufficient and conflicting data. If I were to attempt to reason that out, would probably blow a fuse.

If the USCIS doesn't know, how would anyone here know? The officer that fingerprinted my wife didn't know what happen to the first two sets. And I asked in a jokingly manner. Ha, some things I do not joke about, like with the guards, does the USCIS have a physical fitness requirement for that job? Ha, talk about pot bellies, I saw vat sized bellies, LOL.

[Waiting4GC 0]

im guessing no ones gona answer this one cuz no one knows huh.

That means that if you don't hear back from them or get your IL within 45 days to call back and ask again. I think this is a little game they like to play so that it shows that every 45 days when you call, a request is put through for your case. I contacted the Ombusdman and Congress office to help me with the I751 and from the Ombudsman (spelling?) office I received a letter stating that I should contact them if I don't hear from USCIS within 45 days. A week later I got a letter from USCIS stating that my case was under review and to contact them if I don't hear from them within 45 days from the date on this letter. This is "the 45 day game" we played for awhile until I got tired of asking and decided to get my Citizenship. I guess that meant that USCIS won part of the game but not the battle.

[flavaofsummer 0]

that game sucks if u know what i mean. especially if ur case is plain simple and ur name is plain simple ur background check cleared in a few days..yes my name cleared in a few days and still in queued for months and why cus they claim nyc is busy..how busy r they arent they moving at all,, the PD is stuck to july for the back 6 months,,,first it was july/may/may/july/july again..what r they gona do for the month of july 2008? post december2007?

[NickD 202]

that game sucks if u know what i mean. especially if ur case is plain simple and ur name is plain simple ur background check cleared in a few days..yes my name cleared in a few days and still in queued for months and why cus they claim nyc is busy..how busy r they arent they moving at all,, the PD is stuck to july for the back 6 months,,,first it was july/may/may/july/july again..what r they gona do for the month of july 2008? post december2007?

Didn't you post you received your green card when you were three years old and that you married an alien five years ago? If so, why did it take you so long to apply for citizenship? It was also a lot cheaper back then.

[flavaofsummer 0]

that game sucks if u know what i mean. especially if ur case is plain simple and ur name is plain simple ur background check cleared in a few days..yes my name cleared in a few days and still in queued for months and why cus they claim nyc is busy..how busy r they arent they moving at all,, the PD is stuck to july for the back 6 months,,,first it was july/may/may/july/july again..what r they gona do for the month of july 2008? post december2007?

Didn't you post you received your green card when you were three years old and that you married an alien five years ago? If so, why did it take you so long to apply for citizenship? It was also a lot cheaper back then.

no i didnt marry an alien..hes a guy who hasnt been to the usa ever. his I-130 is approved and waiting for PD for visa which is like in a year but still a year is a year...every day is precious dont u agree? a year is so long and the days in the year r wasting without being together, anywayz WHATEVERRRRRRR!! not in my hands..

[NickD 202]

that game sucks if u know what i mean. especially if ur case is plain simple and ur name is plain simple ur background check cleared in a few days..yes my name cleared in a few days and still in queued for months and why cus they claim nyc is busy..how busy r they arent they moving at all,, the PD is stuck to july for the back 6 months,,,first it was july/may/may/july/july again..what r they gona do for the month of july 2008? post december2007?

Didn't you post you received your green card when you were three years old and that you married an alien five years ago? If so, why did it take you so long to apply for citizenship? It was also a lot cheaper back then.

no i didnt marry an alien..hes a guy who hasnt been to the usa ever. his I-130 is approved and waiting for PD for visa which is like in a year but still a year is a year...every day is precious dont u agree? a year is so long and the days in the year r wasting without being together, anywayz WHATEVERRRRRRR!! not in my hands..

An alien is a person from a different country or from outer space, but the haven't found too many of those yet.

1. (n.) Alien: A person coming from another country:

• foreigner

• nonnative

• guest

• immigrant

• newcomer

• outlander

• outsider

• refugee

• stranger

• visitor

• émigré

An I-130 is a petition for an alien relative, who filed that petition for your husband? Has to be done by a US Citizen to bring them here. I thought you were after your US citizenship so you could file the I-130 for him. But that comes with a high price tag, besides filing the I-130, you have to prove to the USCIS that you can properly support that person with the I-864.

With the I-751 stuff, if I wanted to start a business to bring aliens into this country with fraudulent ID's and the ability to hack into government databases to install those false records, I would have to charge at least a million bucks to make a living at it, and if that person had a million bucks to come here, they wouldn't need to marry some American slob to come here. Money is power and they can come here freely whenever they feel like it. That is why I feel the I-751 process is so stupid. And if you did marry a person to bring them for the sole purpose of bringing them here, you are putting that person in a perfect position to blackmail you. With our divorce laws, they can clean you out, put you in jail for five years, take all your money and bring it back to their home country. Then do it again. Wonder if the USCIS really thought this out?

In your case, your posts are loaded with contradictions, so who is actually the crazy one in your family? Hate to get rough, but nothing is making sense. Most of the people on this board are in the same boat, have the same immigration problems, and we are trying to help each other. But if you refuse to give a straight story, nobody here can help you.

Most of us are aware the USCIS process is a very slow painful process and a very expensive one at that. In regards to marrying an alien, had to considered if she was worth it. In my case, was worth every penny.

[FVA 0]

that game sucks if u know what i mean. especially if ur case is plain simple and ur name is plain simple ur background check cleared in a few days..yes my name cleared in a few days and still in queued for months and why cus they claim nyc is busy..how busy r they arent they moving at all,, the PD is stuck to july for the back 6 months,,,first it was july/may/may/july/july again..what r they gona do for the month of july 2008? post december2007?

Didn't you post you received your green card when you were three years old and that you married an alien five years ago? If so, why did it take you so long to apply for citizenship? It was also a lot cheaper back then.

no i didnt marry an alien..hes a guy who hasnt been to the usa ever. his I-130 is approved and waiting for PD for visa which is like in a year but still a year is a year...every day is precious dont u agree? a year is so long and the days in the year r wasting without being together, anywayz WHATEVERRRRRRR!! not in my hands..

An alien is a person from a different country or from outer space, but the haven't found too many of those yet.

1. (n.) Alien: A person coming from another country:

• foreigner

• nonnative

• guest

• immigrant

• newcomer

• outlander

• outsider

• refugee

• stranger

• visitor

• émigré

An I-130 is a petition for an alien relative, who filed that petition for your husband? Has to be done by a US Citizen to bring them here. I thought you were after your US citizenship so you could file the I-130 for him. But that comes with a high price tag, besides filing the I-130, you have to prove to the USCIS that you can properly support that person with the I-864.

With the I-751 stuff, if I wanted to start a business to bring aliens into this country with fraudulent ID's and the ability to hack into government databases to install those false records, I would have to charge at least a million bucks to make a living at it, and if that person had a million bucks to come here, they wouldn't need to marry some American slob to come here. Money is power and they can come here freely whenever they feel like it. That is why I feel the I-751 process is so stupid. And if you did marry a person to bring them for the sole purpose of bringing them here, you are putting that person in a perfect position to blackmail you. With our divorce laws, they can clean you out, put you in jail for five years, take all your money and bring it back to their home country. Then do it again. Wonder if the USCIS really thought this out?

In your case, your posts are loaded with contradictions, so who is actually the crazy one in your family? Hate to get rough, but nothing is making sense. Most of the people on this board are in the same boat, have the same immigration problems, and we are trying to help each other. But if you refuse to give a straight story, nobody here can help you.

Most of us are aware the USCIS process is a very slow painful process and a very expensive one at that. In regards to marrying an alien, had to considered if she was worth it. In my case, was worth every penny.

actually, Nick, permanent residents can file I-130 as well. i wouldn't be surprised if it would take longer for their visa number to become available, though...citizens do have priority when it comes to processing this kind of stuff.

For citizen or lawful permanent resident of the United States to establish the relationship to certain alien relatives who wish to immigrate to the United States. Note: A separate form must be filed for each eligible relative. USCIS processes Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, as a visa number becomes available. Filing and approval of an I-130 is only the first step in helping a relative immigrate to the United States. Eligible family members must wait until there is a visa number available before they can apply for an immigrant visa or adjustment of status to a lawful permanent resident.

as far as the financial support goes, she can have sponsors.

[david71 0]

ahhhHHHh nick how r ya? long time no talk..i have found an actual forum that has tons NYC people on it with my exact experience and they not only call IOs but they also contacted the president and mayors/first lady/ they have done wayyyy more then i even did. they have got their IL this week so i doubt that they will be doing me at the end of the line(atleast i hope not) anyways i did read on this forum someone said something about 45 days but not remembering it properly so i asked a new post.

Hi Flavaofsummer,

Can u tel me which forum are u talking about tat has a lots of NYC people.

Thanks.

[NickD 202]

Swore my attorney told me that my wife has to get her US citizenship first before she can apply for a petition for her son that is over 18. Maybe I am cracking up, but can dig through a bunch of old letters. Or maybe I should read the instructions myself if I only spoke USCIS, they seem to have a language of their own.

Kind of glad when my grandparents came here, didn't stop in NYC, but took a train to Milwaukee or Chicago, ha, not quite so crowded. But since then, practically all my relatives moved to less crowded areas, we all hate waiting in lines. In another month of so, wife should be a US citizen, but regarding her son, he met a girl down there and doesn't want to leave her. Watch that movie, Troy with a ten year battle over a woman? Ha, should make a movie with a five year battle with the USCIS, over a woman.

[flavaofsummer 0]

Swore my attorney told me that my wife has to get her US citizenship first before she can apply for a petition for her son that is over 18. Maybe I am cracking up, but can dig through a bunch of old letters. Or maybe I should read the instructions myself if I only spoke USCIS, they seem to have a language of their own.

Kind of glad when my grandparents came here, didn't stop in NYC, but took a train to Milwaukee or Chicago, ha, not quite so crowded. But since then, practically all my relatives moved to less crowded areas, we all hate waiting in lines. In another month of so, wife should be a US citizen, but regarding her son, he met a girl down there and doesn't want to leave her. Watch that movie, Troy with a ten year battle over a woman? Ha, should make a movie with a five year battle with the USCIS, over a woman.

thanx FVA for telling nickD.........nickD i guess u didnt take my word for it when i told u i applied an I-130 and its taking forever since im not a citizen, lawyers r dumb why would anyone 100% believe an immigration lawyer?