Appreciation for those who is working hard in USCIS

[adillabbas 0]

This Post is for all of them working in USCIS

just a simple message to all of you Be Patient and everyone will have there visa in dere hand soon wish you all best of luck and do appreciate the hard working of USCIS i see only few people appreciate so i just want you guys just say thanks to there hardworking.....My prayers are with awl of you...........

Thanks

[SqdnGuns 21]

Hard-work is appreciated, incompetence is not.

[calibob 73]

I think the OP was referring to the front line grunts who do the work, not the incompetent "general or generals" that caused the CSC-TSC-CSC fiasco. I'm sure the majority just want to do a good job, be paid for it, and occasionally be thanked for doing a good job. They put their pants on one leg at a time like most of us do so give credit where it is due and blame rightly where it is due.

Bob

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

i appreciate them.. wish some one these people would.

[adillabbas 0]

i just wana say that people only see the bad work.. and they complain why dont they see the good work of uscis how hard they are trying for everyone...

i learn lesson no matter what happen just appreciate the hard work......and my prayers with everyone

thanks alot for sharing your comments .....

[Done--Really 331]

Every interaction I have had including an InfoPass appointment in Newark NJ has been professional, helpful, and they did everything they could to help--always pleasant

[EAbbas 213]

i just wana say that people only see the bad work.. and they complain why dont they see the good work of uscis how hard they are trying for everyone...

i learn lesson no matter what happen just appreciate the hard work......and my prayers with everyone

thanks alot for sharing your comments .....

Yeah thats true and after a long talk with my hubby tonight we realized even tho this is so hard and we miss eachother so much we arent the only ones ready to get our married life going asap...there are many many others in the same situation or worse so we both are thankful that we have the men and women working hard to see us together forever soon...

[adillabbas 0]

i would like to say one more thing to my wife... honey inshallah ill be soon with you no matter where you are....

i know the times are hard ..but after it finish you remember those days...how we waited so long and always remember these days how we help each other in gud and bad times...thats a lesson for all of you.....that because of that visa how you waited for each other so long i just want you to stay like dat for eva neva lose your love ones and always be there wheneva they need you And Thanks Alot USCIS...FOR DOING SUCH A HARD JOB WISH YOU GUD LUCK...

EVERYONE..........

BEST WISHES WITH ALL OF YOU........

[dsamyra3 3]

All I can say is ...WOW. Thank you Adillabbas, for helping some of us (me) shut up and realize what a gift this time really is. Thank you

I never looked at it like that before.

[adillabbas 0]

Your Welcome for sharing your comments...

Ill pray for every1 who is away from there love ones......

n also pray for those who always working hard to get there spouses together

ALL THE TEAM OF USCIS

THANKS EVERYONE

I HOPE I WILL GET MORE COMMENT ON THAT

THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR THOUGHT

[EAbbas 213]

i would like to say one more thing to my wife... honey inshallah ill be soon with you no matter where you are....

i know the times are hard ..but after it finish you remember those days...how we waited so long and always remember these days how we help each other in gud and bad times...thats a lesson for all of you.....that because of that visa how you waited for each other so long i just want you to stay like dat for eva neva lose your love ones and always be there wheneva they need you And Thanks Alot USCIS...FOR DOING SUCH A HARD JOB WISH YOU GUD LUCK...

EVERYONE..........

BEST WISHES WITH ALL OF YOU........

INSHALLAH Jaan...soon evthing will work out and we can start our family INSHALLAH AMEEN! Thanks for stopping a minute in all this to remember how important every little step is...for without each step..each struggle maybe we wont appreciate our togetherness as much...

[Brusik 11]

I don't have a problem with the people what I have a problem with is the bureaucratic BS and the broken system.. I see to many people in anguish and sorrow, because of the system flaws...

I'm 56 and my wife is 49 in all honesty how many good years do we have left..?? We wish to treasure our moments together.. Time is to precious to be alone and having to rely on the "system".If I knew then what I know now, I would have relocated or done the K-1.......The embassy in Georgia said K-1 3-5 months and CR1 5-7 months...5-7 months can be stalled at USCIS..........

Again I say it's not the people... It's the system!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited February 24, 2011 by darkdancer333

[EAbbas 213]

I don't have a problem with the people what I have a problem with is the bureaucratic BS and the broken system.. I see to many people in anguish and sorrow, because of the system flaws...

I'm 56 and my wife is 49 in all honesty how many good years do we have left..?? We wish to treasure our moments together.. Time is to precious to be alone and having to rely on the "system".If I knew then what I know now, I would have relocated or done the K-1.......The embassy in Georgia said K-1 3-5 months and CR1 5-7 months...5-7 months can be stalled at USCIS..........

Again I say it's not the people... It's the system!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes we understand..I have medical issues (insulin dependant diabetic) that will make it difficult to carry a baby and the more time it takes the more dangerous it will be for us and we want a baby desperately of our own. However in the end its just I want to be with my husband...it's been Nov 17th since our i 130 was accepted but praying daily we hear somthing soon for all of us...INSHALLAH

[Utha 10]

That was what i said when i was at your timeline, but now? Frustating.

[Julie y Pat 67]

Imagine what it must feel like to answer the phone at USCIS and be the first person a lot of people talk to when they call, and all you can tell people is "They're working on it, they'll let you know when they're done, don't ask us for another month or two or three." Or different versions of the same thing. Nobody calls with questions about the number of a certain form that must be filled out, it's"When are you going to get around to my paperwork?"

The way I see it, visas are gotten at a US embassy or consulate, only so many interview spaces available every month, all over the world. The US doesn't have the same diplomatic relations with every country in the world, and though I've only been to the US Embassy in Bogota, is my guess the size and capacity of each embassy reflects the type of diplomatic relations the US has with that particular country. The Department of State is the boss here, and tells USCIS how many petitions they want from each different country each month. They know how long it takes for an approved petition to possibly end with a visa being issued. And they know how many will. And they don't want to be bothered on the phone by people asking "When are you going to get to my paperwork?" And they also tell USCIS that they want no recognizable trend in how so many petitions from each country are approved each month. When USCIS is busy, DOS couldn't care less. They tell them just play dumb when people ask, don't care how you do it. I don't know, hire more people to answer the phone and tell them to wait.