How many supporters are here?

[glenmar 34]

Well, firstly we need to know the address/email address of the director. A name is a good start. Then rally any supporters we can, and just have us all send in a variety of letters/data/observations.

Here ya go!

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextchannel=c0fbab0a43b5d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextoid=c0fbab0a43b5d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD

Looks like Donald Neufeld, Associate Director, Service Center Operations Directorate

[glenmar 34]

A Tier 2 supervisor told me the address is the one on the bottom of your NOA1 hardcopy. As its addressed to the Director the letter will get to him.

[BGCP 1]

I'll sign!

[Hao 1]

I will sign the petition too.

[Bayareaguy 156]

Check this out from their Org chart page:

"The creation of a new Customer Service Directorate. This change reflects our prioritization of customer service and recognizes the significant efforts that will be needed to ensure that we are at the cutting edge of service modeling."

If this wasn't so laughably bogus, it would be insulting. What a pile of #### ####.

[Cathi 5,696]

I got to thinking about this whole CSC mess, where DACA is getting preferential treatment over people doing things legally.

If a petition is created to the White House and gets more than I think it was 25,000 signatures, it's something they will publicly address.

Think we could get the numbers?

DACA applicants are doing things legally, it was their parents who brought them here illegally

[Sami & Farz 1]

I'd be willing to sign as well

[glenmar 34]

DACA applicants are doing things legally, it was their parents who brought them here illegally

Yep, need to stay focused and emphasize what the real issue is. The issue is that the CSC K1 filers have been singled out bear the brunt of the added work load caused by 450,000 new applications. No other immigration category other than K1 has been sacrificed in this manner.

[serioja123 2]

so where we have to sign?

[Scott65 27]

I agree a consolidated approach aimed at someone who has the real potential to change the process. On our own we also need to write letters to senators, congressman and Obama.

[B&L 19]

Alright. So I'll dig out my NOA to get the address, unless someone beats me to it. But other than that, I think the next step is to draft up a template of a letter for us to send to the Director? I think if people want to write their own personal letter that's fine. But for people who just want to fill in some blanks, maybe have the blanks as something like "Petitioner/Beneficiary Names" "Case Number" "Application Type" and some additional details like the time you've been waiting and what your estimated time frame is looking like. This would allow people to type in the blanks quickly and just send one off to get the numbers up. I think a few members have typed up similar letters to congressmen so we could base them loosely on those perhaps?

This is the kind of thing that needs to be done with consideration and organisation to be suitably effective. We need to rally together as many filers as possible, whether still waiting for NOA2s or maybe ones who have received them and are still unhappy, family members of petitioners.

Edited March 27, 2013 by B&L

[Bayareaguy 156]

You should write an individual letter in your own words. A copied template letter defeats the purpose.

[glenmar 34]

Alright. So I'll dig out my NOA to get the address, unless someone beats me to it.

USCIS

California Service Center

P.O. Box 30111

Laguna Niguel, CA 92607-111

[B&L 19]

You should write an individual letter in your own words. A copied template letter defeats the purpose.

Not entirely. If he's flooded with letters all on the same issue, I doubt he's going to read through each one individually. Maybe not a template, but a basic writing frame so that everyone knows exactly what information to include in it.

[F&R 4]

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