Oh Vermont

[ROTTYDOG0001 0]

I have a feeling they check again for some reasons, only known to the government. Otherwise you would be finished sooner.

i belive it could be age diffrence also im older .i dont know just up set me thats all and my hands are tied cant do a thing but wait.i call and get nothing for a answer .just tell us .

[ROTTYDOG0001 0]

Vermont is sucks

yes they do and they are so slow and dont care

[ROTTYDOG0001 0]

Vermont is sucks

yes they do and they are way to slow ,seem if your not from middle east its not bad .but omg be from there and its hell

[bsd058 296]

Vermont is sucks

Yes they is.

[patience2013 0]

please see the attached raw data downloaded from the USCIS website. As you can see, from January, 2012 through September, 2012 the Vermont Service Center received up to 400% of the applications it completed. This led to a peak in July, 2012 of 56,771 pending applications not awaiting customer action. This is approximately 250% of the 20,000 pending applications that appears to be the average for the Vermont Service Center in the past 2 years.

Estimated processing times for the Vermont Service Center are now stated to be ‘6.2 months’, an increase from 5 months (the previous estimate and USCIS goal). As of October 30, 2012 applications with a received date of May 21, 2012 were being processed. A month later, as of November 30, 2012 applications with a received date of May 28 were being processed. At this rate of 1 week of applications per month, my July 19, 2012 application date would not be completed for 7 more months, a total of 13 months from application date. I find the management of the ratio of applications received to processing completions unacceptable.

Also, it appears filers with applications from Aug 15-Sep are already being approved in local field offices?

All Other Pending Awaiting customer action Completions Receipts Month & Year

19099 1761 2689 4902 Nov10

20373 2045 3570 4263 Dec10

21032 2127 3654 3574 Jan11

22416 2193 2797 3148 Feb11

25317 1916 4356 5880 Mar11

23059 2700 6379 4711 Apr11

20892 2729 6503 4213 May11

19378 2481 6615 4737 Jun11

17513 2340 5352 3869 Jul11

16934 2247 5149 4333 Aug11

16883 2202 4034 3690 Sep11

17194 2501 4222 4371 Oct11

17219 2442 4572 4203 Nov11

15995 2663 5158 3843 Dec11

19795 2565 3237 6410 Jan12

26062 2805 3145 9216 Feb12

35071 2566 3275 11845 Mar12

43891 2263 2735 10593 Apr12

53221 2424 2423 11238 May12

54967 3781 6096 9052 Jun12

56771 4990 7171 9979 Jul12

55955 5201 7423 9411 Aug12

49777 4267 6674 8681 Sep12

43428 3580 5754 112 Oct12

[The Mean Lady 604]

I'm not sure what any of those numbers are referring to to properly comment on your statistical opinion. =\

[speedwell 224]

I'm not sure what any of those numbers are referring to to properly comment on your statistical opinion. =\

KDH, it's this: http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=4&office=62&charttype=1 (that's the chart I just pulled)

In the bottom right corner of the chart, you'll see a link "Download as raw data" that opens an Excel file. All of the chart data will appear in spreadsheet form.

[The Mean Lady 604]

KDH, it's this: http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=4&office=62&charttype=1 (that's the chart I just pulled)

In the bottom right corner of the chart, you'll see a link "Download as raw data" that opens an Excel file. All of the chart data will appear in spreadsheet form.

Ah there we go I see now.