Telephone/Fax/E-mail for Vermont

[newhampshire 0]

I've searched the archives here and checked on the web, and am unable to locate a telephone number, fax, or e-mail for the Vermont Service Center. All I have is the national 1-800 number for the USCIS. Does anyone here have that information, and, if so, would they be willing to share it? The national number cannot provide me any information. Thank you!

[ktmmansgal 0]

I've searched the archives here and checked on the web, and am unable to locate a telephone number, fax, or e-mail for the Vermont Service Center. All I have is the national 1-800 number for the USCIS. Does anyone here have that information, and, if so, would they be willing to share it? The national number cannot provide me any information. Thank you!

1-800-375-5283

Wait till a few words are spoken on the recording before keying in the next number

1 - 2 - 6 - 1

key in your reciept number and listen to the case status all the way to the end of the recording then

Select 3 - 3 - 1

You will then be connected to the Vermont Service Center -- unless you are calling outside of the normal business hours ---

[miker32us 6]

See this link

http://www.nrilinks.com/immigration/Servic.../service.asp#vt

You might try various combinations of the following:

VSC-XII.130@dhs.gov

Also found this on google:

Vermont Service Center

USCIS's Vermont Service Center (VSC) has jurisdiction over the following states: Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington D.C. (not a state), and West Virginia.

VSC also has jurisdiction over the following USCIS offices: Puerto Rico, Bermuda, Toronto, Montreal, Virgin Islands and the Dominican Republic.

VSC's Public Inquiry Line for checking the status of pending immigration petitions and applications is (802) 527-4913

I've searched the archives here and checked on the web, and am unable to locate a telephone number, fax, or e-mail for the Vermont Service Center. All I have is the national 1-800 number for the USCIS. Does anyone here have that information, and, if so, would they be willing to share it? The national number cannot provide me any information. Thank you!

[newhampshire 0]

Thanks! Trying this right now. Has anyone EVER been able to get actual detailed or specific information on their case status (other than the standard line)?

[newhampshire 0]

I tried that, and I ended up at the national service center. I then called Homeland Security in Vermont, and was told that there is NO way to get ACTUAL status information on an immigration case, because the USCIS is not a public office - that even calling the national service center would not get you the status of your particular case - just confirmation that your case was received and a generic "is being processed" status. So when we call or e-mail the national service center, we really aren't getting any information at all.

[newhampshire 0]

The telephone number listed on Google for the VSC has been disconnected. The only people who can call and e-mail VSC directly are businesses that pay $1000 for their employee's visas to be processed in 15 days ("premium service").

Hmmm ... so it IS possible to process applications in a timely fashion?

[aussiewench 9]

I've searched the archives here and checked on the web, and am unable to locate a telephone number, fax, or e-mail for the Vermont Service Center. All I have is the national 1-800 number for the USCIS. Does anyone here have that information, and, if so, would they be willing to share it? The national number cannot provide me any information. Thank you!

1-800-375-5283

Wait till a few words are spoken on the recording before keying in the next number

1 - 2 - 6 - 1

key in your reciept number and listen to the case status all the way to the end of the recording then

Select 3 - 3 - 1

You will then be connected to the Vermont Service Center -- unless you are calling outside of the normal business hours ---

The NCSC 1800 number has connections to the 4 call centers which are also based in Vermont, Nebraska, California & Texas. They are call centers, not the service centers. No one can call the service centers directly any more regarding their petitions as they are no longer set up for walk-ins or taking enquiries via phone or email. The only service center that still offers email contact is CSC.