how to contact MSC by email or phone ?

[timesnap 0]

Does anyone know how to contact NBC ..... I am thinking of writing to them to see what they are upto :-(

[maria_b84 0]

They dont have a phone number. I meand they do have an email address and a phone numb but only senators/representatives know it. My husbands representative talked to them by email every day. They dont release it to the public, of course. Otherwise imagine how many ppl would bust their ba*&s lol.

You can contact California Service center, they actually have an email, but I dont know how much it owuld be good for you.

Good Luck

Maria

[miker32us 6]

Just do a google search on USCIS service centers and various combinations of that and you can find any information you want. Several Immigration lawyers also post the e-mails and tel numbers on their websites. Good luck.

They dont have a phone number. I meand they do have an email address and a phone numb but only senators/representatives know it. My husbands representative talked to them by email every day. They dont release it to the public, of course. Otherwise imagine how many ppl would bust their ba*&s lol.

You can contact California Service center, they actually have an email, but I dont know how much it owuld be good for you.

Good Luck

Maria

[maria_b84 0]

Just do a google search on USCIS service centers and various combinations of that and you can find any information you want. Several Immigration lawyers also post the e-mails and tel numbers on their websites. Good luck.

They dont have a phone number. I meand they do have an email address and a phone numb but only senators/representatives know it. My husbands representative talked to them by email every day. They dont release it to the public, of course. Otherwise imagine how many ppl would bust their ba*&s lol.

You can contact California Service center, they actually have an email, but I dont know how much it owuld be good for you.

Good Luck

Maria

Dont say BS pls. There's no way u can ever find the NBC phone numb on the internet! And on google.com Come on pls, I thought this was a web site made for helping ppl, not a BS line

Maria

[miker32us 6]

Maria,

I found all of the phone numbers, e-mails and faxes for CSC from Google and got in touch with someone there a few minutes later who was very helpful. There are also imigration websites which list these contacts. This is no BS. Just try it.

Just do a google search on USCIS service centers and various combinations of that and you can find any information you want. Several Immigration lawyers also post the e-mails and tel numbers on their websites. Good luck.

They dont have a phone number. I meand they do have an email address and a phone numb but only senators/representatives know it. My husbands representative talked to them by email every day. They dont release it to the public, of course. Otherwise imagine how many ppl would bust their ba*&s lol.

You can contact California Service center, they actually have an email, but I dont know how much it owuld be good for you.

Good Luck

Maria

Dont say BS pls. There's no way u can ever find the NBC phone numb on the internet! And on google.com Come on pls, I thought this was a web site made for helping ppl, not a BS line

Maria

[MDighe 0]

Just do a google search on USCIS service centers and various combinations of that and you can find any information you want. Several Immigration lawyers also post the e-mails and tel numbers on their websites. Good luck.

They dont have a phone number. I meand they do have an email address and a phone numb but only senators/representatives know it. My husbands representative talked to them by email every day. They dont release it to the public, of course. Otherwise imagine how many ppl would bust their ba*&s lol.

You can contact California Service center, they actually have an email, but I dont know how much it owuld be good for you.

Good Luck

Maria

Dont say BS pls. There's no way u can ever find the NBC phone numb on the internet! And on google.com Come on pls, I thought this was a web site made for helping ppl, not a BS line

Maria

THIS IS CALLED RESEARCH AND IT COME FROM A GOOGLE SEARCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How can customers obtain case status information on filed Forms?

The National Benefits Center is designed to be a support mechanism for Field Offices. As such, the NBC is not set up to deal with a large volume of status inquiries from the public. Customers can check the status of cases filed with the NBC online through the USCIS website (most preferred method), by calling the USCIS National Customer Service Center (NCSC) toll-free number, or by writing the NBC (least preferred method).

Online (most preferred): If you have your MSC receipt number, you can find the status of your case through <A href="https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/index.jsp">Case Status Service Online, also available en Español. This service provides you (and your representative) access to case status for applications and petitions that were submitted to the National Benefits Center. This site provides around the clock and immediate access to this case status information. For more information about this service, please review the Case Status Online frequently asked questions.

Calling: You may obtain case status by calling 1 (800) 375-5283, and following the automated instructions. Please have your receipt number(s) ready.

Writing (least preferred): While calling can be more convenient, you may instead choose to request an update by writing the National Benefits Center at:

USCIS-NBC

PO Box 648005

Lee's Summit, MO 64064

If you write, please provide the following in your letter:

Your current name and address, and, if different, your name as it appears on your application; <LI>Any A-number, which is an 8 or 9 digit number following the letter "A", assigned to you or to your application <LI>Your date of birth; <LI>The date and place where your application was filed; <LI>Any receipt number from any receipt notice issued by INS or USCIS for your application; <LI>A copy of the most recent notice sent to you by INS or USCIS on your case, if you have received one; <LI>The date and office where you were fingerprinted and where you were interviewed, if this has been done. <LI>If you filed electronically, include a copy of your Confirmation Receipt notice. <LI>Sign your request, or, if you are preparing the request for the applicant, have him or her sign the request. Please mark your envelope "ATTN: Status Inquiry," and send your inquiry to the address listed above.

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   BTW here is the LINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
   

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http://www.immigration.com/frame/nbcfieldfr.html
Edited June 23, 2006 by MDighe

[hafiz 1]

well where are the phone numbers

[timesnap 0]

and where is the email address ?

[Seperated_Lovers 0]

I have no idea what kind of people would think they can get USCIS service centers' numbers by looking them up at google. You either are very new and dont know anything about USCIS or are just daydreaming. I wish it was so easy to find contact numbers for service centers, then we would not have been as frustrated as we are now. There are no email addresses or phone numbers for public to contact directly to service centers.

[aussiewench 9]

One cannot directly contact the individual service centers or NBC. That role is now done by NCSC on the 1800 number. There are 4 such call centers all linked via that number. They are contractors and as such can only tell you what you can already see on your case status online. If there is an issue and you are way outside the processing times they can put in a query to the service center and they will contact you. Mostly though they tend to give the standard email responses that we have all become accustomed to. They can also take care of basic things such as change of address etc.

The service centers including NBC are not geared up to take walk-ins or to answer enquiries via telephone or email and this has been the fact since NCSC was established. CSC is the only service center that has retained an email address. The 4 call centers are situated in the same states as the service centers, but they are just that, call centers.

Lorelle

Edited June 24, 2006 by aussiewench

[miker32us 6]

You are correct that all call centers are staffed by a USCIS contractor. But there are ways to get through to them via e-mail and fax. I have contacted CSC directly and found several lawyers who post the service center contact info. Congressional staff members have a direct number to call too!!!!!

One cannot directly contact the individual service centers or NBC. That role is now done by NCSC on the 1800 number. There are 4 such call centers all linked via that number. They are contractors and as such can only tell you what you can already see on your case status online. If there is an issue and you are way outside the processing times they can put in a query to the service center and they will contact you. Mostly though they tend to give the standard email responses that we have all become accustomed to. They can also take care of basic things such as change of address etc.

The service centers including NBC are not geared up to take walk-ins or to answer enquiries via telephone or email and this has been the fact since NCSC was established. CSC is the only service center that has retained an email address. The 4 call centers are situated in the same states as the service centers, but they are just that, call centers.

Lorelle