Service request

[Me&myBaby 10]

For what I know, a service request is for when you passed USCIS "processing time", so if you filled before that, I guess it won't do much... BUT, my lawyer did filled one for us AFTER we crossed the date and in 2 weeks we got our approval. So for us it did work.

[bigdog 376]

This is a great waiting game especially with the DACA overload into the system.

[MaryRyan 5]

Unbelievable. Has anyone tried making an appointment? I'm scared of wasting my time and just hearing what tier 1 and 2 tell me on the phone

[wafa1994 0]

she was very kind and said I should hear something within 15 days and if not to call back.

at this point im over the moon that the processing times have dropped to 5 months...

god willing soon we will all be over this major hurdle

Hey!!!

Me to I called them and they told me the same thing.

I hope we all hear something within 15 days.

[Hao 1]

Unbelievable. Has anyone tried making an appointment? I'm scared of wasting my time and just hearing what tier 1 and 2 tell me on the phone

I tried going to a local office, and they are basically the same as the tier 1 people. They don't know anything more than what we already know (they probably know even less), and they can't do anything either.

[wafa1994 0]

Edited March 27, 2013 by wafa1994

[madtownguy 164]

I did one service request onilne. It said I was too early and not outside normal processing time. Less than 2 weeks later I got my NOA2. Did it help? Who knows.

[MaryRyan 5]

Hi guys, I've mentioned before I emailed two senators and a congressman.. I JUST received a email back from senator Barbara boxer, I will copy and paste it below;

Thank you for your recent request for assistance with a federal agency.

Please be assured that your matter will receive serious attention, and that I will make every effort, consistent with federal law and ethics standards, to assist you. However, I will need to have your written consent on file before I can open a formal inquiry into your case. In most cases, such consent is required by federal law or regulation.

Therefore, please send your written and signed request for assistance to:

U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer

70 Washington Street, Suite 203

Oakland, CA 94607

In your statement, please include your name, your address, your phone number, any relevant identification numbers (such as your Social Security or alien registration number), a brief description of your case, and your signature.

If this is an emergency, please call my Oakland office at (510) 286-8537, and a member of my staff will assist you.

Once again, thank you for writing.

Sincerely,

Barbara Boxer

United States Senator

I hope this helps, I'm willing to try anything at this point. Will keep you guys updated.

[Sami & Farz 1]

Hi guys, I've mentioned before I emailed two senators and a congressman.. I JUST received a email back from senator Barbara boxer, I will copy and paste it below;

Thank you for your recent request for assistance with a federal agency.

Please be assured that your matter will receive serious attention, and that I will make every effort, consistent with federal law and ethics standards, to assist you. However, I will need to have your written consent on file before I can open a formal inquiry into your case. In most cases, such consent is required by federal law or regulation.

Therefore, please send your written and signed request for assistance to:

U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer

70 Washington Street, Suite 203

Oakland, CA 94607

In your statement, please include your name, your address, your phone number, any relevant identification numbers (such as your Social Security or alien registration number), a brief description of your case, and your signature.

If this is an emergency, please call my Oakland office at (510) 286-8537, and a member of my staff will assist you.

Once again, thank you for writing.

Sincerely,

Barbara Boxer

United States Senator

I hope this helps, I'm willing to try anything at this point. Will keep you guys updated.

I received a somewhat similar letter from one of my senator's office about a week ago. The assistant that emailed me was very nice, and we've been in touch ever since. I just emailed her about the recent processing times update and how the CSC still has K-1 processing times at July 18, 2012.

[MaryRyan 5]

I received a somewhat similar letter from one of my senator's office about a week ago. The assistant that emailed me was very nice, and we've been in touch ever since. I just emailed her about the recent processing times update and how the CSC still has K-1 processing times at July 18, 2012.

Have they tried contacting on your behalf? Please keep me updated as I just filled out the documents they need to inquire for me. Goodness gracious, I really pray this does some thing. I'm running out of hope.

[Sami & Farz 1]

Have they tried contacting on your behalf? Please keep me updated as I just filled out the documents they need to inquire for me. Goodness gracious, I really pray this does some thing. I'm running out of hope.

The assistant emailed me back today saying that she has sent an inquiry to the USCIS and that she would update me on what happens. I feel your pain for sure. At least the wait will make the reunion all that much sweeter

[Oregon Bound 30]

Not heard a thing yet from my fiance's congressman. Just seems hopeless! USCIS national average for processing I-129f is 10.2 months

[MaryRyan 5]

I also emailed my congressman and he did not reply. But senator Barbara boxer did, for which I'm praying will do something positive for my case. All I can say is, you get what you settle for, and I'm not willing to settle and wait longer than I was told to. They said 5 months, then 6, then 7, now 10. Unacceptable.

[Sami & Farz 1]

I also emailed my congressman and he did not reply. But senator Barbara boxer did, for which I'm praying will do something positive for my case. All I can say is, you get what you settle for, and I'm not willing to settle and wait longer than I was told to. They said 5 months, then 6, then 7, now 10. Unacceptable.

I applaud your spirit. I pray that your senator can get something done. My congressman hasn't replied either haha. But today I received an email from the other senator I tried to contact, and his office will start looking into my case too. Inshallah my two senators can work together to get something done. Maybe all this noise from us will speed up the USCIS.

Not heard a thing yet from my fiance's congressman. Just seems hopeless! USCIS national average for processing I-129f is 10.2 months

Have you guys tried contacting any senators? Both of my senators have replied, but not my congressman (yet).

[MaryRyan 5]

I mailed senator Barbara boxer the document she asked me to sign but she hasn't responded yet. I only sent it on Friday so I'm hoping its next on her list of things to do soon. I'm anticipating to know if my document was one of those that got flushed in the toilet