I-130 MARCH 2013 FILERS!! NBC

[LoveMyTico 999]

The USCIS website states they are the 18,000 government employees and contractors of USCIS working at 250 offices across the world.

does that mean they are divided equally??....HAHAHHAHA

I would assume the bulk is here... or do they consider the USCIS a different division since they don't take any federal money. They only use the fees collected.. and BTW... I would have paid $5000 if the papers would have been processed in 6 weeks. I'm sure many others would do the same.

Seriously, we should all get a refund if they go out of the normal processing time. I know that will never happen, but it would be nice. Kind of a flame under their asses

Edited September 4, 2013 by LoveMyTico

[GoLdEnSkY99 54]

does that mean they are divided equally??....HAHAHHAHA

I would assume the bulk is here... or do they consider the USCIS a different division since they don't take any federal money. They only use the fees collected.. and BTW... I would have paid $5000 if the papers would have been processed in 6 weeks. I'm sure many others would do the same.

Seriously, we should all get a refund if they go out of the normal processing time. I know that will never happen, but it would be nice. Kind of a flame under their asses

LOL then they will have to refund almost everyone. How would they be allowed to have such a nice job then? I am assuming their working hour is 9-5 and their lunch/break time is from 11-4

[KP & SP 9]

LOL then they will have to refund almost everyone. How would they be allowed to have such a nice job then? I am assuming their working hour is 9-5 and their lunch/break time is from 11-4

Well, if they genuinely worked that 3 hours a lot of I-130 would have been approved, considering 15 min per petition that would give 12 petition per person per day. Wow...would have been nice, August filers would have been in line by now. And us the March filers would have had our spouses with us already.

[stlMac 16]

We are living in Obamanation lol

Welcome to the wonderland. The land of promises

[stlMac 16]

does that mean they are divided equally??....HAHAHHAHA

I would assume the bulk is here... or do they consider the USCIS a different division since they don't take any federal money. They only use the fees collected.. and BTW... I would have paid $5000 if the papers would have been processed in 6 weeks. I'm sure many others would do the same.

Seriously, we should all get a refund if they go out of the normal processing time. I know that will never happen, but it would be nice. Kind of a flame under their asses

The solution is they hire bunch of agencies to do immigration work and let them compete for our business. Imagine petitioners are free to chose which agency (NBC, CSC, VSC etc) they want to send their forms. Imagine those agencies are working to gain our business. Imagine they have to answer someone?

You get a good service.

[LoveMyTico 999]

LOL then they will have to refund almost everyone. How would they be allowed to have such a nice job then? I am assuming their working hour is 9-5 and their lunch/break time is from 11-4

[GoLdEnSkY99 54]

Well, if they genuinely worked that 3 hours a lot of I-130 would have been approved, considering 15 min per petition that would give 12 petition per person per day. Wow...would have been nice, August filers would have been in line by now. And us the March filers would have had our spouses with us already.

Well you do have to include certain chit chat at water fountain and bathroom breaks, so that breaks it down to one hour of work day. still 4 petition per day per person is not a bad deal, but if only right?

[Hollyday 122]

Tomorrow marks 6 months for us. This is kind of upsetting. *sigh*

[GoLdEnSkY99 54]

Tomorrow marks 6 months for us. This is kind of upsetting. *sigh*

I agree, It is sad. All we can do is waitttt..... Hopefully by the end of this month?? wishful thinking huh

[Hollyday 122]

I agree, It is sad. All we can do is waitttt..... Hopefully by the end of this month?? wishful thinking huh

Hope so! The annoying part is how the timeline estimate keeps shifting out of reach lol. Fairly often when i look at mine it says 'some 3 weeks from 'now'!'. And then they come and it's 3 weeks from then again. Ugh.

[GoLdEnSkY99 54]

Hope so! The annoying part is how the timeline estimate keeps shifting out of reach lol. Fairly often when i look at mine it says 'some 3 weeks from 'now'!'. And then they come and it's 3 weeks from then again. Ugh.

Haha true! mine started out with end of sept, now its telling me end of oct. And I haven't even seen any noa2 from this month yet. Last month there was only 14 approval from NBC, Scaryyy

[lucybelle 453]

Haha true! mine started out with end of sept, now its telling me end of oct. And I haven't even seen any noa2 from this month yet. Last month there was only 14 approval from NBC, Scaryyy

Yeah no approvals from March yet that were "normal" cases. Usually at least a few get approved within 5 months. *sigh*

[Joaozinho 15]

If their tardiness forced them to give us our money back, they wouldn't even take lunch breaks!

I want the new immigration reform to cause some competition for the service and we'd see some change! Ya'll are onto something!

[shinwary71 29]

i m so happy i think now its our turns now for approving the case.......i have seen a march approval today............

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/440331-noa-2-received-yes/

[lucybelle 453]

I hope so, shinwary!!!!

I know I'm lucky to be with my husband, but man are we ready to move back to the USA. We were all set to be moving by February 2014, and I'll be really bummed if we have to stay much longer than that.