Called CSC Today (april filer still waiting for noa2)

[doug & angel 0]

Called CSC today, with my lawyer, spoke to the lady with the indian sounding accent others have reported talking to, she said "Your case is already with the officer and you should have a decision today" She was very pleasant to us, I suspect having an attorney on the line makes for better conversation.

Here's hoping she's accurate, this wait is killing us.

[Zee Bee 61]

Hopefully you will get it soon

[Arinola 0]

Good luck on getting NOA-2 sometime today.

[essjay 0]

I hope you hear good news soon

[Jason-Sasha 1]

Cool news. Good luck!

[DeeZee 0]

It's about time you get your approval! Good luck!

[MKCT 0]

Called CSC today, with my lawyer, spoke to the lady with the indian sounding accent others have reported talking to, she said "Your case is already with the officer and you should have a decision today" She was very pleasant to us, I suspect having an attorney on the line makes for better conversation.

Here's hoping she's accurate, this wait is killing us.

First I thought it was a big waste of money to hire a lawyer for our K1 visa process but since I read your post, I think I'm gonna start calling my lawyer on monday....I haven't called him in a month though, maybe he will get some good news for me.....

COME ON VSC!!!!

--MIRLA.

[Reza 0]

GOOD LUCK BUDDY

Is anyone has CSC telephone number? so we can call and ask beside the freaking 1800 number?

[Annette 0]

Called CSC today, with my lawyer, spoke to the lady with the indian sounding accent others have reported talking to, she said "Your case is already with the officer and you should have a decision today" She was very pleasant to us, I suspect having an attorney on the line makes for better conversation.

Here's hoping she's accurate, this wait is killing us.

I will keep my fingers crossed for you and say a few prayers. I hope you get some good news soon

Annette

[RosemarieL 0]

Called CSC today, with my lawyer, spoke to the lady with the indian sounding accent others have reported talking to, she said "Your case is already with the officer and you should have a decision today" She was very pleasant to us, I suspect having an attorney on the line makes for better conversation.

Here's hoping she's accurate, this wait is killing us.

I am hoping you get some good news very soon. You have had a long wait

[doug & angel 0]

First I thought it was a big waste of money to hire a lawyer for our K1 visa process but since I read your post, I think I'm gonna start calling my lawyer on monday....I haven't called him in a month though, maybe he will get some good news for me.....

I don't think the lawyer will help much there, I think its a matter of they won't blow you off as it gets witnessed by someone who if they complain gets paid more attention to than just any old random person.

The real reason I hired a lawyer (outside of checking our paper work and being present at the POE to represent my angel in case something happens) is to have one more person to complain too that at least has to have the pretense of doing something.

They are not infallible though, just a second set of (hopefully better educated) eyes. After all the filings and papers we did, it was reading here on VJ that lead me to find out that we need a police clearance from japan (where she once worked) at the interview. My lawyer who is ranked very high in the state (and by far not the cheapest) didn't know this was a requirement, but once I read it here, they were able to do the research and confirm it.

You should consider them an extra resource, but they are no substitute for your own mind, nor your own research.

My $0.02 billed at $350 an hour

[Kim_T 0]

First I thought it was a big waste of money to hire a lawyer for our K1 visa process but since I read your post, I think I'm gonna start calling my lawyer on monday....I haven't called him in a month though, maybe he will get some good news for me.....

I don't think the lawyer will help much there, I think its a matter of they won't blow you off as it gets witnessed by someone who if they complain gets paid more attention to than just any old random person.

The real reason I hired a lawyer (outside of checking our paper work and being present at the POE to represent my angel in case something happens) is to have one more person to complain too that at least has to have the pretense of doing something.

They are not infallible though, just a second set of (hopefully better educated) eyes. After all the filings and papers we did, it was reading here on VJ that lead me to find out that we need a police clearance from japan (where she once worked) at the interview. My lawyer who is ranked very high in the state (and by far not the cheapest) didn't know this was a requirement, but once I read it here, they were able to do the research and confirm it.

You should consider them an extra resource, but they are no substitute for your own mind, nor your own research.

My $0.02 billed at $350 an hour

If you've checked and double checked your paperwork and the requirements in the application, you shouldn't need an attorney. Just seems things have slowed down...maybe due to an increase in applications???? My fiance and I originally filed 2 years ago, and got thru to the NOA2 and visa interview rather quickly...4 months from submittal of petition...the problem he ran across was getting a medical appointment in Peru. Now we're back in the petition process. Filed late April; CSC received May 2;now we're anxiously awaiting the NOA2 with the petition approved.

[~*Maria*~ 1]

Good Luck

[Eddie&Mary 0]

Called CSC today, with my lawyer, spoke to the lady with the indian sounding accent others have reported talking to, she said "Your case is already with the officer and you should have a decision today" She was very pleasant to us, I suspect having an attorney on the line makes for better conversation.

Here's hoping she's accurate, this wait is killing us.

Hang in there!! You will get your approval soon!! Wish you luck on your journey!

[doug & angel 0]

Called CSC today, with my lawyer, spoke to the lady with the indian sounding accent others have reported talking to, she said "Your case is already with the officer and you should have a decision today" She was very pleasant to us, I suspect having an attorney on the line makes for better conversation.

Well, here it is 48 hours later and no touches .. nothing .. its like we don't exist

I'm guessing "Your case is already with an officer" is secret code for "We were moving the office and your file is now buried behind a filing cabinet"

and "you should have a decision today" translates to "Don't worry, it will be of archeological significance when its unearthed in 2032"