Website that sucks!

[F23 0]

www.uscis.gov needs immediate attn: in this situation we cannot update our case being filed...it really sucks until now... Edited March 29, 2009 by F23

[jade_arb 3]

www.uscis.gov needs immediate attn: in this situation we cannot update our case being filed...it really sucks until now...

and what is the situation???

[F23 0]

read what i wrote pls.

Edited March 29, 2009 by F23

[jade_arb 3]

read what i wrote pls.

Not to be mean, but if you write " www.uscis.gov needs immediate attn in this situation: we cannot update our case being filed...it really sucks until now..." I think it would be less confusing... but since my English is not perfect I may be wrong

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Yeah, they are a little slow. They only update about once a month. By the way, time to update your status (filed for), as well.

Edited March 29, 2009 by Mister_Bill

[F23 0]

Yeah, they are a little slow. They only update about once a month. By the way, time to update your status (filed for), as well.

whatever........................

read what i wrote pls.

Not to be mean, but if you write " www.uscis.gov needs immediate attn in this situation: we cannot update our case being filed...it really sucks until now..." I think it would be less confusing... but since my English is not perfect I may be wrong

whatever.........

[SuperDuper! 230]

www.uscis.gov needs immediate attn: in this situation we cannot update our case being filed...it really sucks until now...

nothin is gonna change. website is born lame and always will suck.

[Saddle Bronc 124]

www.uscis.gov needs immediate attn: in this situation we cannot update our case being filed...it really sucks until now...

nothin is gonna change. website is born lame and always will suck.

Did you expect different from an organisation that sucks?

[NickD 202]

Are you referring to this site?

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/caseStatusSearchDisplay.do

Last updated January 31, 2009?

Can't do anything, not even contact your senator/congressman until the date of your filed application precedes the posted date by at least 30 days.

Can say, after dealing with the USCIS for over five years, a time does come when it's all over.

You can be a decorated veteran of a foreign war, doesn't make a damn bit of difference, you are guilty of fraud until you prove yourself innocent. An your spouse can be FBI proven crime free, she is still as guilty as hell. Your spouse can go in, arrest and even the smallest traffic violation free with four years of verified tax returns proving she paid all of her taxes and still be accused of committing a crime where she was never caught or arrested for.

Even though you may have to wait 4 hours from your appointed time for an interview, if you are one second late for showing up, you can be denied. If you make one small easy to correct error on any of your many forms, they can keep your fees and reject it.

There is no such thing as a mutually agreed appointment date. When they tell you to come, regardless of the weather, distance, traffic, you be there or suffer severe delays. If they lose your evidence or misplace your file, that is your fault. They do not contact you if they do misplace your file, up to you to make an infopass appointment to either get that I-551 stamp or I-94 to stay here legally, regardless of the expense of that long trip. Even if you everything correctly and in a very timely matter, it's still your responsbility to stay current.

While fraud is always an issue, USCIS has never reported the number of fraud cases they have found. And what's the big deal about fraud, already 20 million illegals in this country they are not doing a damn thing about. The real victim of fraud is the sponsoring USC, can be taken to the cleaners if his spouse claims she was slapped and crying like a baby in a court of law. And can get a huge portion of his possesions in the process due to state laws by claiming abuse, whether it's true or false. Then creamed again with the I-864. So that sponsoring USC spouse should make damn sure he/she knows what he/she is getting into. The USCIS doesn't offer any protection to that spouse if that spouse is indeed a victim of fraud.

If you happen to meet your soulmate outside of the borders of the USA, you are guilty! And you better be prepared to prove your innocence, screw the US Constitution on this matter, you are dealing with a Gestopo type agency.

[Nagishkaw 510]

Everything government related is slow.

[NickD 202]

Everything government related is slow.

Does that include the IRS if you make a rounding error and send them a buck short?

[natty bumppo 297]

Everything government related is slow.

Does that include the IRS if you make a rounding error and send them a buck short?

depends on how big your buck is ...

[F23 0]

what?

[F23 0]

Are you referring to this site?

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/caseStatusSearchDisplay.do

Last updated January 31, 2009?

Can't do anything, not even contact your senator/congressman until the date of your filed application precedes the posted date by at least 30 days.

Can say, after dealing with the USCIS for over five years, a time does come when it's all over.

You can be a decorated veteran of a foreign war, doesn't make a damn bit of difference, you are guilty of fraud until you prove yourself innocent. An your spouse can be FBI proven crime free, she is still as guilty as hell. Your spouse can go in, arrest and even the smallest traffic violation free with four years of verified tax returns proving she paid all of her taxes and still be accused of committing a crime where she was never caught or arrested for.

Even though you may have to wait 4 hours from your appointed time for an interview, if you are one second late for showing up, you can be denied. If you make one small easy to correct error on any of your many forms, they can keep your fees and reject it.

There is no such thing as a mutually agreed appointment date. When they tell you to come, regardless of the weather, distance, traffic, you be there or suffer severe delays. If they lose your evidence or misplace your file, that is your fault. They do not contact you if they do misplace your file, up to you to make an infopass appointment to either get that I-551 stamp or I-94 to stay here legally, regardless of the expense of that long trip. Even if you everything correctly and in a very timely matter, it's still your responsbility to stay current.

While fraud is always an issue, USCIS has never reported the number of fraud cases they have found. And what's the big deal about fraud, already 20 million illegals in this country they are not doing a damn thing about. The real victim of fraud is the sponsoring USC, can be taken to the cleaners if his spouse claims she was slapped and crying like a baby in a court of law. And can get a huge portion of his possesions in the process due to state laws by claiming abuse, whether it's true or false. Then creamed again with the I-864. So that sponsoring USC spouse should make damn sure he/she knows what he/she is getting into. The USCIS doesn't offer any protection to that spouse if that spouse is indeed a victim of fraud.

If you happen to meet your soulmate outside of the borders of the USA, you are guilty! And you better be prepared to prove your innocence, screw the US Constitution on this matter, you are dealing with a Gestopo type agency.

How about this????????

USCIS Warns of Impostor Websites

The USCIS reminds the public that only Websites ending with the ".gov" suffix are official government Websites. The Web address of the official USCIS Website is www.uscis.gov.

Many other non-governmental Websites (e.g., using the suffixes ".com," ".org" or ".net") provide legitimate and useful immigration-related information and services. Regardless of the content of other Websites, USCIS does not endorse, recommend or sponsor any information or material posted at any other Website besides this one.

Furthermore, a few other non-government Websites may try to mislead customers and members of the public into thinking they are official USCIS Government Websites. These Websites may attempt to charge you for services such as for USCIS forms that are free on the USCIS or another government Website. They may also charge you for services that you may never receive. They also do not have access to official USCIS.gov immigration job application information or to official Department of Homeland Security job listings on USAJOBS.GOV, so be wary of sending any personal or biographical information that might be used for identity fraud/theft to unofficial websites.

The USCIS InfoPass appointment scheduler is a FREE service. There is NO CHARGE for using InfoPass.

The official U.S. Government website USA.gov has a resource page that can help you avoid, and report, internet fraud.

NOTE: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued the following warning on December 20th, 2003:

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is advising that all prospective immigrants who bought diversity visa (DV) lottery application services from USA Immigration Services and are natives of eligible countries will need to register on their own for the annual DV lottery. USA Immigration Services is no longer operating, and its principals are in jail. USA Immigration Services did not process your application and you will need to register on your own (if you have not already done so). USA Immigration Services is not affiliated with the United States government.

A Word About USCIS Forms Online

We are happy to offer the most up-to-date versions of all official public use forms for free on our Website. Some of these forms are even fillable online (you must use the freely-available Adobe Acrobat Reader for these). Please note that many non-USCIS Websites also offer Immigration forms. Some will allow you to download them for free, and others charge a fee. Regardless, as stated above, none of these Websites is affiliated or endorsed by the USCIS. Some of these sites may not have the latest official versions of our forms. You should note that use of older (and possibly withdrawn) editions of our forms may result in your application or petition being denied or delayed. Please further note that some non-USCIS immigration Websites link directly to immigration forms without going through the important Forms Entry Page (FEP). This may seem like a convenience, but it may lead you to miss important information that could lead to the return of your form or delay in your processing.

[Giskat09 2]

www.uscis.gov needs immediate attn: in this situation we cannot update our case being filed...it really sucks until now...

Our papers is already at NVC but our case in the website is not yet updated...