Vermont?

[Vagina Journey 0]

CSC = Sucks, incompetent losers, all the way down the line! Always have been, perhaps they always will.

VSC= Outstanding - A+

Be damn glad if you are VSC.

Where's them damn bouncing balls of Icey's when you need them?

Call me emotional!! Call me whatever the "bleep" you want!

But thread after thread-post after post I keep hearing "how damn happy myself and others should feel due to the fact we are Vermont People and its a well oiled machine and blah fudging blah, but yet Vermont still has people 5 months and UP waiting just as the other service centers, maybe not as many but we still have them and reading day after day how happy we at Vermont should feel makes me crazy.

I'm just going to leave it at that, I'm not asking for a pity party I just want people to understand that being at Vermont is not all that its cracked up to be....

Who's the Bartender tonight?

William although I have quoted your post this is not by any means a personal attack towards you, I'm just saying yourself and many others post on VSC as it is the best place to be and that's not always the case, I'm sure many other VSC people have seen the posts and couldn't care less who says what, but I am having an emotional breakdown tonight and being here day after day reading the posts make me crazy~ best of luck to all of us in this mixed up mess of the uscis regardless of what service center we are going through~Kelle

[rebeccajo 14]

We traveled the Vermont route last summer. If you look at my timeline below you will see we were approved in 16 days.

Do you know how I tried to conduct myself while I was on that road last year? Very politely and humbly. I felt bad for those around me. I knew I was very fortunate and that my good fortune had nothing more to do with it than the fact of where I lived. I tried to keep my posts supportive and helpful to others and I tried - although not always successfully - to not complain.

We also went through the London consulate. Coupled with Vermont, we had an EXTREMELY short visa journey - entire process start to finish - 106 days.

NOW - look at our timeline now. The very bottom. My husband had his AOS interview March 9. We still don't have his greencard. We are stuck in the namecheck abyss and see no end in sight. Our next step is either infopass or congressional assistance.

Moral of the story? Always conduct yourself with dignity on here. You have YEARS of immigration ahead of you. An approved K-1 is hardly the end of things. There could be a potential snag out there in your future.

So everybody play nice.

Edited August 17, 2006 by rebeccajo