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B & G
B & G

How is did it slow down USCIS? The people that received those emails are not the ones working on petitions.

gatorginger
gatorginger

Emailed from 7 different accounts, between my husband and I! I'm also sending to these addresses: letters@newsweek.com letters@time.com conedit@ajc.com letters@baltsun.com letter@globe.com

Karmalicious
Karmalicious

Done x 5 email accounts and 3 x fax". I'm with the guy who said "God be with us!"

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luisrx11   10

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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I emailed mine!

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USCIS
NOA1 7/24/13
NOA2 12/17/13

NVC
12-30-13 NVC Received case
1-24-14 Received a Case Number and IIN
1-29-14 Filled DS 261
1-30-14 Paid AOS Bill (I-864)
2-5-14 requested expedite (pending)
2-6-14 Filled & sent I-864
2-7-14 NVC Received I-864 (dock)
2-10-14 NVC received I-864 (office)
2-12-14 Choice of Agent Approved-email ( DS-261)
2-13-14 IV Invoice available and Paid
2-18-14 DS 260 Filled and sent Supporting Docs.
2-19-14 NVC received IV Docs
3-4-14 Checklist AOS
3-5-14 Responded Checklist AOS
3-10-14 NVC received & logged AOS checklist
3-13-14 DS 260 and IV Packet Approved
3-13-14 Received False checklist for AOS
3-22-2014 Case Completed!!

Embassy CDJ

5-5-2014 Medical exma

5-6-2014 Biometrics
5-7-2014 Interview date

5-9-2014 Entry USA

I-751 (Removal of Conditions Timeline)

04/27//2016 Mailed I-751 Package to CSC via USPS with tracking number and receipt for delivery.

05/06/2016 Package rejected due to Mistake on Personal check.

05/09/2016 Mailed Package for next day delivery.

05/10/2016 USCIS received I-751 package with new personal check.

__/__/2016 NOA date

__/__ /2016 Biometrics

__/__/2016 Approved

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KazuriSana Community Regular

KazuriSana   324

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In a nutshell, you are slowing down USCIS with a coordinated version of a Denial of Service attack. That application that got slowed may actually have been yours.

AOS, ROC, N-400, & PASSPORT, FOR HUSBAND TO USC

[02/23, 2012]  - DAY 001  (day 0001) (AOS) Mailed package to Chicago Lockbox via USPS overnight
[06/01, 2012]  - DAY 099  (day 0099) 2-year Conditional GC in hand
[05/05, 2014]  - DAY 001  (day 0802) (ROC) Mailed package to Vermont Service Center via USPS overnight

[05/14, 2014]  - DAY 009  (day 0811) Received NOA1 (GC Extended for 1 year)

[01/14, 2016]  - DAY 620  (day 1421) 10-year GC in hand

[02/22, 2017]  - DAY 001  (day 1826) (N-400) Mailed package to Lewisville, TX, via USPS overnight

[01/10, 2018]  - DAY 323  (day 2149) (N-400) Naturalization Oath Ceremony (5 years, 10 months, 19 days)

[01/10, 2018]  - DAY 001  (day 2149) (US Passport) Applied for US Passport, regular processing

01/25, 2018]  - DAY 015  (day 2164) (US Passport) Passport in hand (5 years, 11 months, 3 days from start of Journey.)

 

AOS, N-400, & PASSPORT FOR DAUGHTER [OF HUSBAND TO USC]

[06/14, 2013] - DAY 001 Mailed package to Chicago Lockbox via USPS overnight
[11/21, 2013] - Day 153 SSN and 10-year GC in hand

09/01, 2021]  - (day 3001) (US Passport) Passport in hand (8 years, 2 months, 18 days from start of Journey.)

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Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain. Psalm 127:1

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B & G Community Regular

B & G   200

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Greece
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In a nutshell, you are slowing down USCIS with a coordinated version of a Denial of Service attack. That application that got slowed may actually have been yours.

How is did it slow down USCIS? The people that received those emails are not the ones working on petitions.

CR1 Visa

USCIS
08/13/2013 -- I130 Sent
08/14/2013 -- I130 NOA1 (email)
02/20/2014 -- I130 NOA2 (189 days - email)

NVC

02-28-2014 -- NVC received
04-03-2014 -- NVC case number assigned
05-22-2014 -- Case completed!!!!!!!
05-30-2014 -- Interview scheduled for July 16th 2014 08:30am

05-31-2014 -- Interview Letter received
Embassy
06-24-2014 -- Medical
07-16-2014 -- Interview Approved!!!!!
07-21-2014 -- Visa in hand
09-24-2014 -- POE

 

ROC
09-09-2016 -- I-751 sent
09-17-2016 -- NOA received

10-14-2016 -- Biometric appointment

08-07-2017 -- New card ordered
08-10-2017 -- New card mailed ( still no approval letter)

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En-oh-eh-to now   147

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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In a nutshell, you are slowing down USCIS with a coordinated version of a Denial of Service attack. That application that got slowed may actually have been yours.

This nutshell you speak of, it seems to only contain potential negative effects (if they are even realistic) of our campaign. What about the good that can from this? Please include that in your nutshell from now on.

07/29/2014 - NOA1

11/19/2014 - Transfer to TSC

12/19/2014 - NOA2

01/15/2014 - NVC Received (TSC held it for 3 weeks...)

02/19/2014 - Case no. and IIN assigned; requested embassy change

02/27/2014 - DS-261 available and submitted

02/28/2014 - AOS available and paid

03/19/2014 - AOS mailed

03/27/2014 - AOS entered into system

03/24/2014 - New case no. assigned

03/25/2014 - IV fee invoiced and paid

03/28/2014 - IV package sent via FedEx

04/26/2014 - case complete

06/01/2014 - passed interview

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Blueberry Pancake   311

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Poland
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In a nutshell, you are slowing down USCIS with a coordinated version of a Denial of Service attack. That application that got slowed may actually have been yours.

I don't think Mr. Mayorkas or Mrs. Blackburn ever even seen an I-130 petition... So I wouldn't worry about our campaign slowing down the adjudication rate.

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When two people are meant for each other, no time is too long, no distance is too far, no one can ever tear them apart.

USCIS: NVC:

6/21/2013 -Married in Stockholm, Sweden 4/16/2014- Case received at NVC

9/6/2013 -Priority Date 5/13 /2014- Case number and IIN assigned

2/25/2014 -Transferred to NSC 5/20/2014- DS-261 completed

3/31/2014 -Approved 5/21/2014- AOS fee invoiced and paid

5/22/2014- AOS package overnighted to NVC

5/28/2014- AOS scanned into the system

6/20/2014- IV invoice email (but fee still locked on CEAC )

6/23/2014- IV fee finally unlocked and paid.

IV package overnighted to NVC

6/30/2014- IV scanned in. DS260 completed.

7/1/2014- AOS accepted

7/2/2014- False checklist (AOS reviewed)

8/1/2014 False checklist (attorney's G28 reviewed)

8/2/2014 False checklist (NVC not sure why it was generated)

I am the beneficiary. 8/12/2014 CASE COMPLETE!

8/26/2014 Medical

9/2/2014 Interview... APPROVED!!!

9/5/2014 Visa in hand

Removal Of Conditions:

10/29- Package sent to VSC

11/1 - NOA1

11/17- Received biometrics appointment letter

11/30- Biometrics appointment

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KazuriSana Community Regular

KazuriSana   324

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Kenya
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The possibility exists that if your campaign reached the Big Shots you targeted, they may mention it to those who report to them. It then goes down the communication chain all the way to the processing clerks or even the mail-receiving clerks. The time these clerks may have looked away from their jobs to whisper about the campaign,or read a memo from the bosses about it, ultimately figures into a delayed petition.

BUT, I may be very VERY very wrong, and your campaign may be doing quite what you intended it to - ultimately resulting in faster service. In such a case, you would find no supporter stronger or more enthusiastic than yours truly!

AOS, ROC, N-400, & PASSPORT, FOR HUSBAND TO USC

[02/23, 2012]  - DAY 001  (day 0001) (AOS) Mailed package to Chicago Lockbox via USPS overnight
[06/01, 2012]  - DAY 099  (day 0099) 2-year Conditional GC in hand
[05/05, 2014]  - DAY 001  (day 0802) (ROC) Mailed package to Vermont Service Center via USPS overnight

[05/14, 2014]  - DAY 009  (day 0811) Received NOA1 (GC Extended for 1 year)

[01/14, 2016]  - DAY 620  (day 1421) 10-year GC in hand

[02/22, 2017]  - DAY 001  (day 1826) (N-400) Mailed package to Lewisville, TX, via USPS overnight

[01/10, 2018]  - DAY 323  (day 2149) (N-400) Naturalization Oath Ceremony (5 years, 10 months, 19 days)

[01/10, 2018]  - DAY 001  (day 2149) (US Passport) Applied for US Passport, regular processing

01/25, 2018]  - DAY 015  (day 2164) (US Passport) Passport in hand (5 years, 11 months, 3 days from start of Journey.)

 

AOS, N-400, & PASSPORT FOR DAUGHTER [OF HUSBAND TO USC]

[06/14, 2013] - DAY 001 Mailed package to Chicago Lockbox via USPS overnight
[11/21, 2013] - Day 153 SSN and 10-year GC in hand

09/01, 2021]  - (day 3001) (US Passport) Passport in hand (8 years, 2 months, 18 days from start of Journey.)

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

 

Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain. Psalm 127:1

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The possibility exists that if your campaign reached the Big Shots you targeted, they may mention it to those who report to them. It then goes down the communication chain all the way to the processing clerks or even the mail-receiving clerks. The time these clerks may have looked away from their jobs to whisper about the campaign,or read a memo from the bosses about it, ultimately figures into a delayed petition.

BUT, I may be very VERY very wrong, and your campaign may be doing quite what you intended it to - ultimately resulting in faster service. In such a case, you would find no supporter stronger or more enthusiastic than yours truly!

The scenario you are describing is office gossip, which could very well happen. Though I highly doubt that more than a couple of hours will be lost due to USCIS employees gossiping about the fax machine going nuts on the 19 Nov.

For people that have months of waiting ahead of them, like myself, the loss of a couple of hours is nothing if the campaign has no affect on the processing times.

But if it work..well..i get to be with my husband quicker.

CR1 Visa

USCIS
08/13/2013 -- I130 Sent
08/14/2013 -- I130 NOA1 (email)
02/20/2014 -- I130 NOA2 (189 days - email)

NVC

02-28-2014 -- NVC received
04-03-2014 -- NVC case number assigned
05-22-2014 -- Case completed!!!!!!!
05-30-2014 -- Interview scheduled for July 16th 2014 08:30am

05-31-2014 -- Interview Letter received
Embassy
06-24-2014 -- Medical
07-16-2014 -- Interview Approved!!!!!
07-21-2014 -- Visa in hand
09-24-2014 -- POE

 

ROC
09-09-2016 -- I-751 sent
09-17-2016 -- NOA received

10-14-2016 -- Biometric appointment

08-07-2017 -- New card ordered
08-10-2017 -- New card mailed ( still no approval letter)

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Kaylara   814

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Netherlands
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In a nutshell, you are slowing down USCIS with a coordinated version of a Denial of Service attack. That application that got slowed may actually have been yours.

Um... No. We're trying to get the word out, not shut them down.

My petition is already slowed down, because of their bad decisions and ineptitude. That's entirely on them, not me. Have you actually read the letter that we're sending?

3/25/2006 - Got Married

3/20/2013 - I130 Priority Date
11/6/2013 - Transferred to Nebraska
1/3/2014 - NOA2
1/6/2014 - Petition shipped to NVC
1/21/2014 - NVC Received
2/24/2014 - Case # & IIN
3/3/2014 - DS-261 Available and Submitted
3/4/2014 - AOS Fee Available and Submitted
3/5/2014 - AOS Fee Paid
3/6/2014 - Received AOS Coversheet and Payment Receipt
3/7/2014 - AOS Package Sent
3/10/2014 - NVC Receives AOS package
3/12/2014 - NVC Acknowledges receipt of AOS package
3/21/2014 - Triangle of Doom appears for IV package
3/24/2014 - IV Fee Available and Submitted
3/25/2014 - IV package overnighted to the NVC
3/26/2014 - IV Fee shows PAID
3/26/2014 - DS260 available & submitted
3/26/2014 - IV package delivered to NVC
3/26/2014 - False checklist for IV fee.
3/26/2014 - AOS documents accepted w/no checklists!
3/28/2014 - IV & DS260 logged into NVC System
4/10/2014 - Case Complete!

Interview Date: June 17, 2014

Approved at Interview!

POE Newark on 6/28/2014! He's finally home!

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Salo&Romashka   83

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Maybe if people contact Alicia M. Caldwell who writes for Associated Press we can convince her of the need to write a follow-up to one she wrote July 24, 2012. I can't find any contact information for her other than twitter, though.

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/dhs-deportation-proposal-could-cost-585-million

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BOS_LHR   829

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Guys!!! CHECK THIS OUT http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/466577-email-from-uscis/

Many thanks to everyone who participated yesterday, we finally got their attention!

Edited by BOS_LHR

ROC Timeline

04/06/2016 - Mailed I-751

04/07/2016 - NOA1

04/13/2016 - Check cashed

04/14/2016 - NOA1 hardcopy

05/04/2016 - Received biometric notice

05/16/2016 - Biometrics appointment

05/17/2017 - Approved

05/22/2017 - Card in Production

05/25/2017 - Card Mailed

05/30/2017 - Card Received

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Virtuous45   31

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Sent.


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April 2, 2014: I-130 Filed with Chicago Lockbox

April 7, 2014: Packaged received by USCIS

April 8, 2014: Received NOA 1

Sept. 17, 2014: Received NOA 2. Case APPROVED with no RFEs

Oct. 17, 2014: Case # Assigned by NVC (Same day case was received, according to Julian # calculation)

Oct. 21, 2014: Received letter from NVC

Oct. 22, 2014: DS-261 completed and submitted to NVC

Oct. 31, 2014: Paid AOS invoice


Dec 08, 2014: Sent in IV & AoS packages

Dec 11, 2014: Package received by NVC

Dec 12, 2014: Received email from NVC acknowledging receipt. I assume this is our scan date

Dec 25, 2014: Paid IV bill

Dec 29, 2014: Funds deducted from bank account. DS-260 became available, and was completed

Dec 30, 2014: Submitted DS-260

Feb. 12, 2015: Case Complete with NO checklist! whoot, whoot!

Mar. 25, 2015: Received P4. Interview

April 29,2015: Completed medical examination

May 13, 2015: Interview Date APPROVED :dancing:

May 19, 2015: Received Package

Oct. 22, 2015: Travelled to my new home :) (In order to get IR-1 Green Card) Expiration date on IR-1/CR-1 Visa - Oct. 29, 2015

Nov 10, 2015: Received Social Security Card

Jan 4, 2016: LPR Green Card arrived.

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naam_2013   72

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Pakistan
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You all did a great job, phenomenal team work dancin5hr.gif

CR-1 Timeline (USCIS)
NOA-1 (PD): 05/16/2013

NOA-2: 02/03/2014

CR-1 Timeline (NVC)

NVC Received: 02/14/2014

Case# and IIN# assigned: 03/20/2014

Case Completed: 05/15/2014

CR-1 Timeline (ISL Consulate)

Interview Scheduled: 05/28/2014

Day of Interview: 07/22/2014

Interview result: Approved

Visa Received 08/07/2014 :dancing:

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