Ridiculous Letter From USCIS

[faust-yusov 103]

Please quote accurately and provide context for the message. USCIS doesn't process visas. Did you ask a question? To whom? What was the question?

The quote is accurate (AFAIK - I don't have the letter to hand, but my fiancee and I discussed the wording when we spoke on Skype). As for context: service request, 13 June. Tier 1 officer, I would guess? No questions. Instructed to call back on 13 July if still no word.

We'll mention it in a note to her congressman, and otherwise proceed as previously advised. Principally I was curious to see if anyone else had received something like this, and whether it had any particular bearing on the petition's processing. It appears not.

I would never have guessed you were the "Brit".

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But a republican at heart nonetheless, comrade

Not that I would renounce my arid, chinless, stiff-lipped brethren entirely - there is perhaps something to be said for practising a little self-effacing humility, lest we find ourselves braying our ill-articulated opinions at the slightest opportunity; incensed and incredulous when they are politely shown to be neither relevant nor requested

Edited June 26, 2011 by faust-yusov

[Alcheringa 39]

I've reported you to USCIS for being revoltingly verbose. Your petition has been denied.

The Colonies rejoice.

[pushbrk 13,172]

The quote is accurate (AFAIK - I don't have the letter to hand, but my fiancee and I discussed the wording when we spoke on Skype). As for context: service request, 13 June. Tier 1 officer, I would guess? No questions. Instructed to call back on 13 July if still no word.

You said it was a letter. As has been mentioned, the reference to 60 days is standard, meaning go away for 60 days and don't bother us again until then. In general referring to the visa still being in process, is accurate enough for government work but USCIS doesn't issue visas. What they have in process is the adjudication of a petition for alien fiancee.