1-800 number of USCIS LOcated in India ?

[khattak 1]

IS THIS TRUE THAT THE 1-800- NUMBER OF THE USCIS CUSTOMER SERVICE LOACED IN iNDIA ?

[sarah and hicham 3]

I have never heard of that. I doubt that they would do that but who knows. I know that I don't like it when I call an airline or something and reach India on the weekends... I never get the same information as I do when I call during the week.

[sparkofcreation 0]

I have never heard of that. I doubt that they would do that but who knows. I know that I don't like it when I call an airline or something and reach India on the weekends... I never get the same information as I do when I call during the week.

Ugh, don't even get me started on that!! When trying to move cross-country with cats, there was nothing I could do to get through to a person who actually worked for Delta and could actually give me any answers that weren't printed on the script in front of them. And that was during business hours during the week. Finally I made G. look up the number of the Atlanta airport, since Atlanta is Delta's biggest hub, and demand to speak to the Delta desk. It worked.

And man,... I'm sorry, but I speak with a very standard American accent with no strong regional features of any kind, and if you cannot understand my accent, you should not be providing customer service to an American company.

IS THIS TRUE THAT THE 1-800- NUMBER OF THE USCIS CUSTOMER SERVICE LOACED IN iNDIA ?

I have never heard that. However, I do know that the information line of the US Embassy in London is actually a call center in Glasgow (or maybe Edinburgh?). And they don't have any information that's not in the script there, either.

It's asinine. I don't call customer service unless I want an answer that's not available on the website. Why staff customer service lines with people who know nothing except the same information that's on the website?!

[pja002 0]

I have never heard that. However, I do know that the information line of the US Embassy in London is actually a call center in Glasgow (or maybe Edinburgh?). And they don't have any information that's not in the script there, either.

It's asinine. I don't call customer service unless I want an answer that's not available on the website. Why staff customer service lines with people who know nothing except the same information that's on the website?!

Glasgow! Now that's a hard accent to understand and yes that is where a lot of call centres (uk spelling) are located. Have you ever had a Glaswegian try to sell you window glazing? Way to hard for my poor American ears.

Confession: I was living just south of there for the last 7 years.

[Mandi+Ryan 1]

You guys do know that lots of call centers have been transferred to India, right?