USCIS Strategic Plan 2008-2012

[Kathryn41 3,205]

I don't recall seeing this posted before - it is the USCIS Strategic Plan 2008 - 2012

http://www.uscis.gov/files/nativedocuments...n_2008-2012.pdf

[TBoneTX 45,325]

It is obviously mislabeled, si man -- it should be "...Plan for 2231 - 2387."

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Hehehehe

[Krikit 1,164]

Any idea what the International Map on Page 43 is supposed to represent? I did a search on "map" for the entire document and there isn't one reference to it.

[ScottThuy 140]

Just to show where the international district offices are... the entire document is pretty darmned lame IMO... Alot of fluff and not much when it comes to actual measurable goals... I was ready to see them say something like "be the best immgration & naturalization agency in the US... "

[Krikit 1,164]

Just to show where the international district offices are... the entire document is pretty darmned lame IMO... Alot of fluff and not much when it comes to actual measurable goals... I was ready to see them say something like "be the best immgration & naturalization agency in the US... "

I googled international district office but they don't list them.... just local offices. Do they mean Consulates and Embassies? But that doesn't make much sense, either, because there are a bunch missing. Oh well.

[ScottThuy 140]

Just to show where the international district offices are... the entire document is pretty darmned lame IMO... Alot of fluff and not much when it comes to actual measurable goals... I was ready to see them say something like "be the best immgration & naturalization agency in the US... "

I googled international district office but they don't list them.... just local offices. Do they mean Consulates and Embassies? But that doesn't make much sense, either, because there are a bunch missing. Oh well.

I think those are the offices abroad where someone that knows the job well works...J/K

not sure what they mean by USCIS International District Offices. try this link I agree there are a great many local offices left out I dont see any office other than Lima in South America.. if thats the case that office must be really busy... lol

[Krikit 1,164]

Thanks Scott!

[Baltar 0]

Lots of strategery in that there document sir

[Persona 0]

i loled ....when i read that on page 12

On any given day, the 16,000 USCIS federal and contract employees:

Process 30,000 applications for immigration benefits;

Issue 6,000 Permanent Resident Cards (green cards);

Adjudicate 200 refugee applications;

Adjudicate 230 asylum applications; and

Naturalize 3,000 new civilians and 27 new citizens who

are members of the United States Armed Forces.

USCIS serves a vital role in protecting the security of our nation.

To meet this responsibility, we daily:

Conduct 135,000 national security background checks, including collection of 11,000 sets of

fingerprints at 129 Application Support Centers.

Additionally, USCIS responds to 41,000 phone inquiries, assists 12,000 customers who visit one of

our 87 local offices, and provides information to more than 200,000 customers who visit our website,

USCIS.gov. Our constant effort to deliver high quality service drives us to thoroughly screen and

process applications, render timely decisions, and provide accurate information. We honor our

commitment to public service through dedication to our mission of welcoming new immigrants

and citizens and preserving the integrity of the immigration system.