July NOA1 at CSC

[VisaJourney2011 14]

I just called and entered my Case receipt number but the answering machine has nothing new to tell me since NOA1.

i would like to know the phone # also. I don't have my NOA1 document with me as i'm at work. But i would like to call to find out what is going on.

Can someone post ph# of uscis? my center is in California.

thank you guys

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Update: Is this the number? (800) 375 - 5283 or 1-800-767-1833 (TTY)?

"If you have a question about case status information provided via this site, or if you have not received a decision from USCIS within the current processing time listed, please contact the USCIS Customer Service at (800) 375 - 5283 or 1-800-767-1833 (TTY)."

[PantomimeGoose 59]

Another July NOA2 after 170 days! What a birthday present!

Sending good wishes your way and praying all the Julys come through soon!

[PRINCESS-007 0]

Another July NOA2 after 170 days! What a birthday present!

Sending good wishes your way and praying all the Julys come through soon!

happy birthday!!!! and congrats for you approval!!!!!!

[alizon 77]

I didnt have service request. And actually i dont know how to reach live representative on the phone. I called the toll free number provided on NOA1 and their website, but I cant find any option of speak to live rep. Can you tell me how to reach the live rep on the phone? And if I can reach them, just tell them put in a service request? Thanks

I've been speaking to live agents by going through the automated system, entering my receipt number, listening to the recorded message about my case, waiting for it to tell me what to do if I need to change my address, if I want to check another case, blah blah, and eventually it asks you to press 1 to report a problem with your case. The first time I got a really competent agent (who was practically robotic, but effective) with whom I filed an expedite request. The second time (I was told to check on the expedite in 5 days), I got someone who 1. didn't seem to understand basic logic/linear time and 2. had an attitude. I guess it's really the luck of the draw.

The second guy also gave me a new definition of standard processing time: he claimed that 5 months is not actually the standard processing time, it's an estimate. Standard processing time means that my NOA1 date is not before the date they are currently processing. He claimed they are currently processing June 16, as we've all seen them saying all over this board, with idea being that I can't make a service request at 5 months, but I can if they're processing July 21st files and my July 20th file hasn't been approved. I was tempted to mention that they've been "processing June 16th" for weeks, but I didn't think it would be useful to get in an argument with him.

[Voided01 7]

Happy birthday! And congratulations! You share a birthday with my husband unfortunately we weren't as lucky as you guys

Edited December 17, 2011 by Reina13

[Voided01 7]

I've been speaking to live agents by going through the automated system, entering my receipt number, listening to the recorded message about my case, waiting for it to tell me what to do if I need to change my address, if I want to check another case, blah blah, and eventually it asks you to press 1 to report a problem with your case. The first time I got a really competent agent (who was practically robotic, but effective) with whom I filed an expedite request. The second time (I was told to check on the expedite in 5 days), I got someone who 1. didn't seem to understand basic logic/linear time and 2. had an attitude. I guess it's really the luck of the draw.

The second guy also gave me a new definition of standard processing time: he claimed that 5 months is not actually the standard processing time, it's an estimate. Standard processing time means that my NOA1 date is not before the date they are currently processing. He claimed they are currently processing June 16, as we've all seen them saying all over this board, with idea being that I can't make a service request at 5 months, but I can if they're processing July 21st files and my July 20th file hasn't been approved. I was tempted to mention that they've been "processing June 16th" for weeks, but I didn't think it would be useful to get in an argument with him.

*sigh* this is so complicated -__-

[foobaz123 39]

I've been speaking to live agents by going through the automated system, entering my receipt number, listening to the recorded message about my case, waiting for it to tell me what to do if I need to change my address, if I want to check another case, blah blah, and eventually it asks you to press 1 to report a problem with your case. The first time I got a really competent agent (who was practically robotic, but effective) with whom I filed an expedite request. The second time (I was told to check on the expedite in 5 days), I got someone who 1. didn't seem to understand basic logic/linear time and 2. had an attitude. I guess it's really the luck of the draw.

The second guy also gave me a new definition of standard processing time: he claimed that 5 months is not actually the standard processing time, it's an estimate. Standard processing time means that my NOA1 date is not before the date they are currently processing. He claimed they are currently processing June 16, as we've all seen them saying all over this board, with idea being that I can't make a service request at 5 months, but I can if they're processing July 21st files and my July 20th file hasn't been approved. I was tempted to mention that they've been "processing June 16th" for weeks, but I didn't think it would be useful to get in an argument with him.

Sounds like the guy I talked to. I did however mention to him that they've been "processing 16July" for more than a month now and he just kept repeating that date.

Something that will be highly interesting is when any of the people who were touched on the 'deadly' 4August date are processed or at least touched again. So far that hasn't happened. A while back someone said they had a source on the inside and I'd love to know what that alleged source says now.

[sweetapple 1]

I've been speaking to live agents by going through the automated system, entering my receipt number, listening to the recorded message about my case, waiting for it to tell me what to do if I need to change my address, if I want to check another case, blah blah, and eventually it asks you to press 1 to report a problem with your case. The first time I got a really competent agent (who was practically robotic, but effective) with whom I filed an expedite request. The second time (I was told to check on the expedite in 5 days), I got someone who 1. didn't seem to understand basic logic/linear time and 2. had an attitude. I guess it's really the luck of the draw.

The second guy also gave me a new definition of standard processing time: he claimed that 5 months is not actually the standard processing time, it's an estimate. Standard processing time means that my NOA1 date is not before the date they are currently processing. He claimed they are currently processing June 16, as we've all seen them saying all over this board, with idea being that I can't make a service request at 5 months, but I can if they're processing July 21st files and my July 20th file hasn't been approved. I was tempted to mention that they've been "processing June 16th" for weeks, but I didn't think it would be useful to get in an argument with him.

Thanks for your help. But i think press 3 to report a problem with the case? I tried last night before asking my husband call them, i somehow know the steps now. So i can ask them for service request then coz my NOA1 is June 8.

[Heartwarming 15]

I've been speaking to live agents by going through the automated system, entering my receipt number, listening to the recorded message about my case, waiting for it to tell me what to do if I need to change my address, if I want to check another case, blah blah, and eventually it asks you to press 1 to report a problem with your case. The first time I got a really competent agent (who was practically robotic, but effective) with whom I filed an expedite request. The second time (I was told to check on the expedite in 5 days), I got someone who 1. didn't seem to understand basic logic/linear time and 2. had an attitude. I guess it's really the luck of the draw.

The second guy also gave me a new definition of standard processing time: he claimed that 5 months is not actually the standard processing time, it's an estimate. Standard processing time means that my NOA1 date is not before the date they are currently processing. He claimed they are currently processing June 16, as we've all seen them saying all over this board, with idea being that I can't make a service request at 5 months, but I can if they're processing July 21st files and my July 20th file hasn't been approved. I was tempted to mention that they've been "processing June 16th" for weeks, but I didn't think it would be useful to get in an argument with him.

Hello. My wife called today as we are pending 155 days and counting. They say they will not do a service request because they are working on June 16 right now. She demanded to speak to a level to and explained her health conditions and everything to look into the case. More than likely they will still deny the request but we have waited over 5 months now. This is crazy. What did you file an expedite for exactly? Was it through a member of congress?

[Voided01 7]

Hello. My wife called today as we are pending 155 days and counting. They say they will not do a service request because they are working on June 16 right now. She demanded to speak to a level to and explained her health conditions and everything to look into the case. More than likely they will still deny the request but we have waited over 5 months now. This is crazy. What did you file an expedite for exactly? Was it through a member of congress?

That's odd that they told you that because I called last week and the guy told me that "I see you passed the current processing time" and put in a service request for me and said I should get something in the mail in 15 days.

[foobaz123 39]

That's odd that they told you that because I called last week and the guy told me that "I see you passed the current processing time" and put in a service request for me and said I should get something in the mail in 15 days.

They just told me the same thing as the other poster.. "they're working on 16June... so we can't do anything"

[alizon 77]

What did you file an expedite for exactly? Was it through a member of congress?

Ours was for possible economic loss because of my husband's employment situation. We filed it ourselves by calling USCIS and then sending further evidence later that day.

[chelsea09 0]

Same here.. 137 Days.. no touches and no words.. rapidly closing in on 150 days

Do you have a service request in?

Most have been running 5 months + 10 - 20 days. Do you have a service request in?

exacty 170days today and still waiting too..

[rawd 0]

any luck for July filers? hope to hear approvals for us the soonest God bless!!!

im july filer also until now theres no approval yet from the CSC its almost 6 months now its depressing

[foobaz123 39]

CSC seems to have crawled back to a halt.. There have been no approvals for any July filers since last week. For that matter, there have been no IR1/CR1 approvals of any kind reported here since last week.

Though, from the data that is available I'd swear the only thing CSC is actually processing are the ones that would have been DCF before the recent rule change..... Those are getting processes fast as hell. Which is to say less than two weeks and often less than a week.

Edited January 6, 2012 by foobaz123