USCIS teleconference AILA

[CanTex 1]

I happened to be searching and found a little update on USCIS' website.

http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/Outreach/Notes%20from%20Previous%20Engagements/2012/May%202012/NBC-AILA-5-11-12.pdf

On page 5 there is a little something. Not sure if this helps anyone, but at least AWA applicants have

not been forgotten.

[kazuava 4]

I happened to be searching and found a little update on USCIS' website.

http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/Outreach/Notes%20from%20Previous%20Engagements/2012/May%202012/NBC-AILA-5-11-12.pdf

On page 5 there is a little something. Not sure if this helps anyone, but at least AWA applicants have

not been forgotten.

Thank you for posting the info. But what I read there just makes me angry. They say the lag between fingerprints and issuing NOID is 4-5 month? For us it took 2.5 years. They say it takes 10 months to adjudicate the reply for NOID? For us it took 1.5 years. And when I read the posts on VJ - my experience with waiting seems to be closer to the reality then what USCIS claims. All those responces are to make an impression of their hard work, but really, they could do better.

[evli1966 88]

More like they made statments or answers that can not be confirmed because there is no transparency to what they are doing behind doors.

What about people like us who are working on 2 years of back ground checks

[A and T 82]

As time goes on, i'm starting to feel AWA isnt about protecting anyone but just keeping immigrants out of the country. It makes no sense for families and people that have dated/married for years living together. Its just completely senseless so its my only thoughts is that they are discriminating against the wives and husbands of Adam walsh filers on purpose.