USCIS calls us liars

[tbouch 0]

I spoke with the USCIS and they told me they are only working on petitions filed in February. Any petition filed after February has not been approved. I guess every one here who filed after February and say they have been approved are lying.

[kevin@anna 7]

oh yes,i figured that would come out someday.someone had to say it hahahahahaha.go figure???????????

[Six-Twelve 0]

I spoke with the USCIS and they told me they are only working on petitions filed in February. Any petition filed after February has not been approved. I guess every one here who filed after February and say they have been approved are lying.

[Cassie 8]

You DO know that the 1-800 number is not known as the "Mis-information line" for nothing, right??

[Six-Twelve 0]

What did you expect from an agency who used the excuse, "the increase in processing fees would add additional personnel, and give us better and faster service?" That was one of the oldest tricks in the books in order to give themselves a pay raise, without having to ask Washington for it.

Edited September 26, 2008 by Six-Twelve

[Six-Twelve 0]

as a matter of fact, our checks were processed faster than our application , and then once paid, they put most of us on the back burner...after all, there's more processing fees pouring in so what's the hurry

Edited September 26, 2008 by Six-Twelve

[Y's_habibitk 2]

I knew they were all lying. HA!

[BUHOK 0]

Most of them doesn't even know what their job is.

[tenderheartusa79 14]

I spoke with the USCIS and they told me they are only working on petitions filed in February. Any petition filed after February has not been approved. I guess every one here who filed after February and say they have been approved are lying.

they have been approved people who applied for the visa in march,april, and some people from may .didn't they know that?!!!!!!

what a losers!!!!!!!!!!!what a liars!!!!!!!!!!

Edited September 26, 2008 by Hot Guy

[annax 0]

What did you expect from an agency who used the excuse, "the increase in processing fees would add additional personnel, and give us better and faster service?" That was one of the oldest tricks in the books in order to give themselves a pay raise, without having to ask Washington for it.

The sad thing is, if you look at older timelines, it would seem they got even slower. You can see timelines from 2006 being approved in 3 months time from the CSC, currently it would seem were up to 5 months.... =/

[yaziedandlisa 0]

heh! i guess uscis are the liars! shhhh