Vermont cases being transferred to different office?

[Beginning777 6]

It's a general statemen, of observation. You ask why, I gave one reason. Immigration Officers, don't know us unless they do their job (research). No need to be offensive.

[gdaholt 0]

hey i got same mail yesterday, my case was over the time. Do you know if that does means we gonna wait the processins tiem of the new center? or will this be solved faster?

[jklein 1]

It has to be faster, no way they would make us wait and redo the whole process. Anyone experience this situation????

[moemac59 192]

Yes VSC has transferred cases. I filed my I751 back in November/14 with VSC and it just got approved at the beginning of this month while CSC was approving April/15 751 cases. In the I751 November thread this was mentioned.

Be thankful if your case got transferred to CSC. Those guys are whipping out their approvals.

Good Luck to everyone and hope that this sheds some light on this.

[gdaholt 0]

still dont know what center now, my husband ia waiting on the peaper on mail

[mwah1 4]

It's a general statemen, of observation. You ask why, I gave one reason. Immigration Officers, don't know us unless they do their job (research). No need to be offensive.

[mwah1 4]

Shauneg...if tiu read the statement made by Beginning777 he basically writes that he thinks I'm in for a hard time because I've hired a lawyer then gleefully ends the post with 'just saying!!!'. I am aware that having a lawyer doesn't speed up your case, I have been using immigration lawyers for over a decade as i have lived I countries other than my place of nationality...its a tool to avoid making common mistakes. This forum is one meant for information and encouragement. I asked if anyone knew what the transfer would mean in terms of time. I was not asking for random and baseless opinions about everything to do with immigration. If you don't have anything to say that adds to a discussion and you yourself are not a transferee from Vermont why pop your head in to deliver unpleasant opinions. That's what internet trolls do. Say things for a negative effect. I took it personally because it was a personal attack.

[Sandra G. 5,048]

USCIS does not investigate any case further because someone has an attorney, and attorneys do not speed a case either, we can just put the package a bit more organized and fill out the forms without errors or missing documents,but aliens can do that as well.That being said hiring an attorney is a personal decision.

[Tag&Polina 7]

USCIS does not investigate any case further because someone has an attorney, and attorneys do not speed a case either, we can just put the package a bit more organized and fill out the forms without errors or missing documents,but aliens can do that as well.That being said hiring an attorney is a personal decision.

I agree, there isn't anything a lawyer can do as far as submitting paperwork that you can't do yourself. Visa petitions are pretty straightforward and don't require a lot of legal jargon. As far as the people who's cases were transferred, did they indicate where your case was being sent to? If it's sent out, I would think its a better situation than sitting on someone's desk?

Tag

[Shauneg 762]

Shauneg...if tiu read the statement made by Beginning777 he basically writes that he thinks I'm in for a hard time because I've hired a lawyer then gleefully ends the post with 'just saying!!!'. I am aware that having a lawyer doesn't speed up your case, I have been using immigration lawyers for over a decade as i have lived I countries other than my place of nationality...its a tool to avoid making common mistakes. This forum is one meant for information and encouragement. I asked if anyone knew what the transfer would mean in terms of time. I was not asking for random and baseless opinions about everything to do with immigration. If you don't have anything to say that adds to a discussion and you yourself are not a transferee from Vermont why pop your head in to deliver unpleasant opinions. That's what internet trolls do. Say things for a negative effect. I took it personally because it was a personal attack.

If I read the statement? Do you really think I didn't read it before I commented? He never wrote you were, just his opinion in general on why some take longer, if that pertained to you than so be it, but he did not address you personally.

I don't troll on here at all.

I'm free to comment in any section I want, not just the ones you want me to and say something was rude if I thought it was just as you can.

Don't be so sensitive.

Edited August 21, 2015 by Shauneg

[gdaholt 0]

Cmon guys let's send good vibes to ours cases and if somebody got the letter first let us know what office.

[Beginning777 6]

Mwah1, get a life. It's my opinion. Chill out. Don't take out your frustration on me. I had no intention of hurting anyone.

Your Case won't go faster by worrying. It will happen in due time. Relax.

[*Snowdrop* 604]

It's usually a good thing when they transfer to try to balance the load. It happens every year with one type of petition or other.

Back when we filed in 2007 Vermont had a huge backlog and we waited for ten months with no word along with thousands of others. (it took three months just to get the first NOA1)

After ten months of waiting we got a message saying we were being transferred to California. It took less than 2 weeks to get approved, which proved the wait was just about the case sitting on a shelf in Vermont for ten months. Once it hit the desk of an actual person it was done very very quickly.

[24KGEM 1]

Did anyone get their letter in the mail yet stating which office their case was transferred to? My PD is 2/27/15 and I received an email that it was transferred but I have no idea where to. Hope this means we will get approved shortly.

[rutabaga 209]

In all likelyhood we've all been transferred to California: http://www.uscis.gov/news/transferring-cases-vermont-service-center-california-service-center