Nebraska Service Center

[indiandude1111 27]

Come on ladies and gents, it'll get better as we go! we will get approved at some point! USCIS can hold us but they can't deny us!!!!!

I have a feeling we all will be approvd before teh end of the month!!! Cheer up!!!! Come On Now!!!!!!!

estrangals, thanks for starting this thread and keeping us in the same umbrella.

It not just gives us an idea as to where we stand with other petitions that are "stuck" at nsc but it also motivates us and gives us some hope.

thanks

[Dwipal 50]

July 2013 filer

Transfer date: January 3rd to NBSC

[HettyandSaid 18]

Come on ladies and gents, it'll get better as we go! we will get approved at some point! USCIS can hold us but they can't deny us!!!!!

I have a feeling we all will be approvd before teh end of the month!!! Cheer up!!!! Come On Now!!!!!!!

LOL.. made me smile.. nice to see someone looking at this in a good way! I have been trying to keep smiling, but, as the days turned to weeks, weeks into months.. I just kind of stopped watching the timeline to keep myself sane! I knew I was in for a long wait.. but wow! lol

keep staying positive!! some of us need reminding from time to time!

[TAandNA 13]

Unfortunately, for this group of filers, it seems to be pretty "normal." (Nothing is normal about that kind of a wait!)

It seems like what has happenned is that everybody was backed up like this, and all the offices were slowly slogging through the backlog. NSC got a ton of the early transfers, and maybe was not as experienced in processing this kind of files (it seems as though they weren't processing them at all before) and got REALLY bogged down.

Then early this year, it looks like they changed the gameplan. NSC and TSC (who had the majority of the remainder of the backlog) kept working on the older files, at their glacial pace, and CSC started getting new petitions and processing them right away.

So what we have now is one office working ahead (and I'm sure that has nothing to do with improving their average times) and the other two offices working to catch up. But they're still pretty slow. Picking up speed, but still slow.

It has caught Apr/May/June filers in the middle, still waiting while July and Aug filers are being approved. It really sucks, and as much as I personally (October filer) will probably get some advantage from this (heck, they might actually be caught up by the time they get to me) - I can't imagine how frustrating it is for the early filers still languishing away in NSC/TSC with no relief in sight.

Big virtual hugs to all of you and hopes for speedy approvals and flying through NVC and Embassy stages!!!

Well Said .... ! same feelings same thinking .. mine is june 3rd 2013 NSBC ...... one day I will do visit NSC

[Kaylara 814]

Unfortunately, for this group of filers, it seems to be pretty "normal." (Nothing is normal about that kind of a wait!)

It seems like what has happenned is that everybody was backed up like this, and all the offices were slowly slogging through the backlog. NSC got a ton of the early transfers, and maybe was not as experienced in processing this kind of files (it seems as though they weren't processing them at all before) and got REALLY bogged down.

Then early this year, it looks like they changed the gameplan. NSC and TSC (who had the majority of the remainder of the backlog) kept working on the older files, at their glacial pace, and CSC started getting new petitions and processing them right away.

So what we have now is one office working ahead (and I'm sure that has nothing to do with improving their average times) and the other two offices working to catch up. But they're still pretty slow. Picking up speed, but still slow.

It has caught Apr/May/June filers in the middle, still waiting while July and Aug filers are being approved. It really sucks, and as much as I personally (October filer) will probably get some advantage from this (heck, they might actually be caught up by the time they get to me) - I can't imagine how frustrating it is for the early filers still languishing away in NSC/TSC with no relief in sight.

Big virtual hugs to all of you and hopes for speedy approvals and flying through NVC and Embassy stages!!!

This is not entirely accurate. I'll see if I can find the timeline explanation someone gave before about what has happened. Sorry, it's nearly 4am and I'm pretty incoherent atm.

[red_tree 16]

Ah, now my case was sent to Nebraska.

I can just pray for a smooth journey.

[etrangais 947]

Ah, now my case was sent to Nebraska.

I can just pray for a smooth journey.

are the dates in your signature 2013 or 2014?

It is confusing the hell out of me

[red_tree 16]

Sorry '2014' is correct, I've just started the process.

I fixed that.

[etrangais 947]

I got this email as a reponse to an inquiry about my I-129F:

I hope it is good news for my I-129F and I-130 since they go together:

"Dear XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:

On 02/13/2014 you, or the designated representative shown below, contacted us about your case. Some of the key information given to us at that time was the following:

Caller indicated they are:
-- Applicant or Petitioner

Attorney Name:
-- Information not available

Case type:
-- I129F

Filing date:
-- 07/26/2013

Receipt #:
-- MSC-13-915-8XXXX

Referral ID:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Beneficiary (if you filed for someone else):
-- Information not available

Your USCIS Account Number (A-number):
-- XXXXXXXXXXXX

Type of service requested:
-- Other

The status of this service request is:

You or your representative contacted USCIS to notify us that you believe your case is outside of our normal processing time. Below is a summary of what we found and how the issue has been or may be resolved.

Your case is currently under review by an officer. You should receive a decision, correspondence or notice of other action within 60 days of the date of this letter. Actual processing time varies according to each case as well as officer caseload.

What You Can Do
Please see the "Online Services" below to check the status of your case in the near future. We apologize for the delay.

We hope this information is helpful to you.

-----------------------------------
Online Services
We offer many online services and tools to help you find the information you need. Please visit our Web site at www.uscis.gov for information about:
* Using our Case Status Online tool;
* Signing up for case status updates;
* Checking processing times;
* Submitting an e-Request to inquire about certain applications and petitions;
* Using our Office Locator;
* Using InfoPass to schedule an appointment; and
* Downloading forms.

Address Changes
If you move, please provide us with an updated address. For more information about address changes, please visit our Web site at www.uscis.gov/ar-11, and click on "Change Your Address Online."

For More Information
If you do not find the information you need through our online services and need further assistance, you may contact our National Customer Service Center at 1-800-375-5283 or 1-800-767-1833 (TDD for the hearing impaired)."

[razspaz13 30]

have done a search and could not find, often there is a 1 800 number given which does not work for many countries overseas, is there a toll number for neb serv center?

cheers

Edited March 22, 2014 by razspaz13