Why VSC is so slow?

[criandjen 0]

[cmnb 0]

lol...18 days in the game and you are already asking that question. i am completing almost 180 in a few days. i am curious to find out the answer to your question. let me know when you get the answer.

[BePatience 0]

lol...18 days in the game and you are already asking that question. i am completing almost 180 in a few days. i am curious to find out the answer to your question. let me know when you get the answer.

Ha ha ha ha.. same here. Please do let us know if you by any chance find out the answer to your question. I would definitly want to know what the hack is going on at VSC.

[criandjen 0]

Smart asses

it was a general question not only for my case

[cmnb 0]

Smart asses

it was a general question not only for my case

we were just picking on u

apparently there is an excessive "work load" at VSC without too much help.

[ScotsMajik 0]

Possible answers:

1. Because they are a giant bureaucracy answerable to no one -- welcome to American government!

2. Because they probably make minimum wage.

3. Too many phone calls from people asking, "Where is my approval"?

4. Too much time in voice class practicing, "Sorry, we don't have that information" in response to possible answer #3.

5. For God's sake, this is VERMONT we're talking about -- how many people actually live in Vermont, much less work for VSC?

6. They want to see if your international marriage is strong enough to endure the torture -- can't be too careful these days, economy being the way it is.

Take your pick.

Edited November 18, 2008 by ScotsMajik

[cmnb 0]

Possible answers:

1. Because they are a giant bureaucracy answerable to no one -- welcome to American government!

2. Because they probably make minimum wage.

3. Too many phone calls from people asking, "Where is my approval"?

4. Too much time in voice class practicing, "Sorry, we don't have that information" in response to possible answer #3.

5. For God's sake, this is VERMONT we're talking about -- how many people actually live in Vermont, much less work for VSC?

6. They want to see if your international marriage is strong enough to endure the torture -- can't be too careful these days, economy being the way it is.

Take your pick.

i'd pick # 5....may i please?

[frali 2]

Possible answers:

1. Because they are a giant bureaucracy answerable to no one -- welcome to American government!

2. Because they probably make minimum wage.

3. Too many phone calls from people asking, "Where is my approval"?

4. Too much time in voice class practicing, "Sorry, we don't have that information" in response to possible answer #3.

5. For God's sake, this is VERMONT we're talking about -- how many people actually live in Vermont, much less work for VSC?

6. They want to see if your international marriage is strong enough to endure the torture -- can't be too careful these days, economy being the way it is.

Take your pick.

i'd pick # 5....may i please?

I would take #2 as it seems there is no reward in being efficient so they just sit on their asses and do nothing.

[Gumbolette 58]

lol, it's not only possible... all these answers lives on.

[Garu 0]

BECAUSE THEY SUCK!!!.... and not in a good way...

[frali 2]

BECAUSE THEY SUCK!!!.... and not in a good way...

haha - Garu, is there a good way to suck?

[ScotsMajik 0]

C'mon. Why being so hard on VSC? Read below & note the "Celebrating 25 Years of Customer Service" banner in the background:

Celebrating 25 Years of Service: USCIS Service Centers

On Friday, July 14th, USCIS Director Emilio Gonzalez and U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont gathered at the Vermont Service Center in St. Albans, Vt. with other USCIS leaders, past and present, to commemorate the achievements of the first 25 years of the Vermont, Texas, Nebraska, and California Service Centers.

Edited November 18, 2008 by ScotsMajik

[cmnb 0]

C'mon. Why being so hard on VSC? Read below & note the "Celebrating 25 Years of Customer Service" banner in the background:

Celebrating 25 Years of Service: USCIS Service Centers

On Friday, July 14th, USCIS Director Emilio Gonzalez and U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont gathered at the Vermont Service Center in St. Albans, Vt. with other USCIS leaders, past and present, to commemorate the achievements of the first 25 years of the Vermont, Texas, Nebraska, and California Service Centers.

joke of the day - "achievements"

[Ilya R. 0]

Q: Why is VSC so slow?

A: Because you and your spouse is not a priority to them.

[NicEgypt 0]

They not slow like you think they just have so much filers not just VJ members IF you read about VSC last year the director submitted his resignation from work because he can not afford huge number of petitioners . there is so many filers don't know VJ . DONT WORRY everything will be ok just wait and have patience