This post is relevant today! K1- filers & others

[Robb&Ann 101]

it might be seen as a bribe for some but USCIS will also benefit from the expedite fee. more money, more people to do the work.. and in that way if many applicants would go for expedite, those who can't afford for the expedite will at least be able to finish their petition in the estimated time frame since some applicants go for expedite. atleast some how people has the option whether to go for expedite or not. but now we have no option but to wait who will be approve next. we are all stuck and we are just waiting for them to hurry.lol.

Edited April 7, 2013 by Robb&Ann

[Krikit 1,164]

Moving from Process to Progress.

[Darnell 8,478]

Agreeing with Brother Darnell with most, but would like to suggest another probability: The Center Director is following orders from the VERY top, meaning the very very top who devised and ordered the implementation of the DACA program to begin with.

Yup Yup, apologies I not mention the Direction. The Direction came from the TOP, you betcha, as DACA exists because of executive order, something the President's office pushed and not anything because of Legislation from the Congress.

[odellmar 6]

I have read this before in a post about ( pay for expedite ). fact is this would still be unfair for those who can not afford it. and can be looked at as a bribe imo

I agree, My money should not put me ahead of any USC...

[odellmar 6]

it might be seen as a bribe for some but USCIS will also benefit from the expedite fee. more money, more people to do the work.. and in that way if many applicants would go for expedite, those who can't afford for the expedite will at least be able to finish their petition in the estimated time frame since some applicants go for expedite. atleast some how people has the option whether to go for expedite or not. but now we have no option but to wait who will be approve next. we are all stuck and we are just waiting for them to hurry.lol.

I already paid 340 good old american bucks for 30 minutes of work by my Government. I think that should be considered an expedited service. I know it cut deeply into my budget. But then our Government thinks a toilet seat is worth hundreds of dollars .

i think the petition was not signed by many because of the expedited clause, just thinking???

[Robb&Ann 101]

I already paid 340 good old american bucks for 30 minutes of work by my Government. I think that should be considered an expedited service. I know it cut deeply into my budget. But then our Government thinks a toilet seat is worth hundreds of dollars .

i think the petition was not signed by many because of the expedited clause, just thinking???

that I don't know. Since some had expressed their willingness to pay for an expedite fee just to be with their loved ones asap. but wondering why they didn't sign. lol.. probably they changed their mind. all we can do then is to just wait when we will be approved. since the govt does not want to hire new employees anyway

[Robb&Ann 101]

I already paid 340 good old american bucks for 30 minutes of work by my Government. I think that should be considered an expedited service. I know it cut deeply into my budget. But then our Government thinks a toilet seat is worth hundreds of dollars .

i think the petition was not signed by many because of the expedited clause, just thinking???

see in this post, many had expressed their willingness to pay for an expedite service http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/412583-would-you-pay-expedite-fee/

[odellmar 6]

If I should decide to move and live in Belarus. All my money will go to the Belarusian economy.

Edited April 7, 2013 by odellmar

[odellmar 6]

see in this post, many had expressed their willingness to pay for an expedite service http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/412583-would-you-pay-expedite-fee/

Any knowledge on what DACA paid for their processing?

[Robb&Ann 101]

Any knowledge on what DACA paid for their processing?

I do not have any idea about that but I will tell Robb about your question if he knows about that. he's still sleeping. he knows more than what I know when it comes to the gov't there. he was the one who also did the petition too. it's just a bit frustrating that i think there was only 36 signatures in that petition where in some people here kept on whining about the long wait and expressed their willingness to pay and suddenly...anyway.. we'll get back to ur question if we know the answer. or probably someone here knows about it.

[odellmar 6]

see in this post, many had expressed their willingness to pay for an expedite service http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/412583-would-you-pay-expedite-fee/

It is my understand that with some petitions. An expedited fee is available, and comes with a time guarantee of service. If the service is not met within the time restraints. The petitioner receives their money back, and USCIS still must process the petition.

[Robb&Ann 101]

If I should decide to move and live in Belarus. All my money will go to the Belarusian economy.

haha same as moving from US to Philippines.

[Robb&Ann 101]

It is my understand that with some petitions. An expedited fee is available, and comes with a time guarantee of service. If the service is not met within the time restraints. The petitioner receives their money back, and USCIS still must process the petition.

i agree with that. but like what others are saying seems like we can't have an expedite with fee for k1 as of now.some had requested for an expedite but the situation must fit in their "expedite guidelines".If we don't fit then we will just have to wait until when they are done with our petitions

Edited April 7, 2013 by Robb&Ann

[Robb&Ann 101]

It is my understand that with some petitions. An expedited fee is available, and comes with a time guarantee of service. If the service is not met within the time restraints. The petitioner receives their money back, and USCIS still must process the petition.

it's been 8months since you got the NOA1. just hang in there, few weeks from now you will get your NOA2 already.

[Robb&Ann 101]

Any knowledge on what DACA paid for their processing?

so this is what Robb had told me : The total fee for Forms I-821D, I-765 and the I-765WS is $465. This fee includes a $380 fee for Form I-765 and an $85 biometric services fee.