NOA2's are coming soon.....

[Tanjay 0]

Approvals are coming soon. They are just resting now...for a few weeks. Employee's are completely worn out at both Service Centers VSC, and CSC, from the fee increases. They will be back and ready to work, and our approvals will come in the soonest time possible.

[Jasman0717 9]

[Jamie76 0]

Poor dears...I guess a 6 month vacation is definitely needed.

[thejoz 0]

Forgive me from sounding, ahh, skeptical, but what proof do you have that this will actually be happening?

[Tanjay 0]

Forgive me from sounding, ahh, skeptical, but what proof do you have that this will actually be happening?

Can't you imagine very exhausted workers at the Service Centers? The fee increases added to their workloads tremendously. They received 4 times the normal daily amount of 3,000 petitions a day at CSC alone. Please allow them to rest...So they may come back refreshed.....Do not burden them with unecessary phone calling..As this slows down processing of customers waiting for approval over 130 days already.

[*julez* 124]

Forgive me from sounding, ahh, skeptical, but what proof do you have that this will actually be happening?

Can't you imagine very exhausted workers at the Service Centers? The fee increases added to their workloads tremendously. They received 4 times the normal daily amount of 3,000 petitions a day at CSC alone. Please allow them to rest...So they may come back refreshed.....Do not burden them with unecessary phone calling..As this slows down processing of customers waiting for approval over 130 days already.

The adjudicators don't answer the phone. And I'll believe it about the NOA2s when I see it.

[Tanjay 0]

Forgive me from sounding, ahh, skeptical, but what proof do you have that this will actually be happening?

Can't you imagine very exhausted workers at the Service Centers? The fee increases added to their workloads tremendously. They received 4 times the normal daily amount of 3,000 petitions a day at CSC alone. Please allow them to rest...So they may come back refreshed.....Do not burden them with unecessary phone calling..As this slows down processing of customers waiting for approval over 130 days already.

The adjudicators don't answer the phone. And I'll believe it about the NOA2s when I see it.

Where did you hear that Adjudicators don't answer phones? The adjudicators have many tasks. Phone answering is a part of their duties as well.

[MelindaandTarek 0]

Forgive me from sounding, ahh, skeptical, but what proof do you have that this will actually be happening?

Can't you imagine very exhausted workers at the Service Centers? The fee increases added to their workloads tremendously. They received 4 times the normal daily amount of 3,000 petitions a day at CSC alone. Please allow them to rest...So they may come back refreshed.....Do not burden them with unecessary phone calling..As this slows down processing of customers waiting for approval over 130 days already.

The adjudicators don't answer the phone. And I'll believe it about the NOA2s when I see it.

Where did you hear that Adjudicators don't answer phones? The adjudicators have many tasks. Phone answering is a part of their duties as well.

Just curious where you are getting your information from??

[*julez* 124]

Forgive me from sounding, ahh, skeptical, but what proof do you have that this will actually be happening?

Can't you imagine very exhausted workers at the Service Centers? The fee increases added to their workloads tremendously. They received 4 times the normal daily amount of 3,000 petitions a day at CSC alone. Please allow them to rest...So they may come back refreshed.....Do not burden them with unecessary phone calling..As this slows down processing of customers waiting for approval over 130 days already.

The adjudicators don't answer the phone. And I'll believe it about the NOA2s when I see it.

Where did you hear that Adjudicators don't answer phones? The adjudicators have many tasks. Phone answering is a part of their duties as well.

Well, in all the time I've been on this board I have NEVER heard that adjudicators answer the phones. They have cusotmer service reps for that who do not actually know anything significant about case files.

[MKCT 0]

Forgive me from sounding, ahh, skeptical, but what proof do you have that this will actually be happening?

Can't you imagine very exhausted workers at the Service Centers? The fee increases added to their workloads tremendously. They received 4 times the normal daily amount of 3,000 petitions a day at CSC alone. Please allow them to rest...So they may come back refreshed.....Do not burden them with unecessary phone calling..As this slows down processing of customers waiting for approval over 130 days already.

This is the first time I read this since I joined VJ....haha!

[Tanjay 0]

Forgive me from sounding, ahh, skeptical, but what proof do you have that this will actually be happening?

Can't you imagine very exhausted workers at the Service Centers? The fee increases added to their workloads tremendously. They received 4 times the normal daily amount of 3,000 petitions a day at CSC alone. Please allow them to rest...So they may come back refreshed.....Do not burden them with unecessary phone calling..As this slows down processing of customers waiting for approval over 130 days already.

This is the first time I read this since I joined VJ....haha!

Good Luck to everyone here on their journey....I just wish approvals to all in the soonest time!!!

[Jamie76 0]

Forgive me from sounding, ahh, skeptical, but what proof do you have that this will actually be happening?

Can't you imagine very exhausted workers at the Service Centers? The fee increases added to their workloads tremendously. They received 4 times the normal daily amount of 3,000 petitions a day at CSC alone. Please allow them to rest...So they may come back refreshed.....Do not burden them with unecessary phone calling..As this slows down processing of customers waiting for approval over 130 days already.

What is this? Feel sorry for the USCIS day? Allow them to rest? By all means, if you would like to volunteer and take one for the team by increasing your adjudication date by a few months so these workers can get their much needed rest....please go right ahead.

[Tanjay 0]

Forgive me from sounding, ahh, skeptical, but what proof do you have that this will actually be happening?

Can't you imagine very exhausted workers at the Service Centers? The fee increases added to their workloads tremendously. They received 4 times the normal daily amount of 3,000 petitions a day at CSC alone. Please allow them to rest...So they may come back refreshed.....Do not burden them with unecessary phone calling..As this slows down processing of customers waiting for approval over 130 days already.

What is this? Feel sorry for the USCIS day? Allow them to rest? By all means, if you would like to volunteer and take one for the team by increasing your adjudication date by a few months so these workers can get their much needed rest....please go right ahead.

You cannot tell me that you've no sympathy for the exhausted workers. They also have families to go home to. Can you imagine the piles of petitions on each desk??? They have an alloted time of 15 minutes for processing each petition. Their break times are short. Some adjudicators have been skipping lunch...just trying to catch up...I know their job is not as easy as we may think. They are dedicated to assisting us with our petitions. We must allow them their rest time...

[Jamie76 0]

OK, I think you are being sarcastic and not serious...at least I hope not. I have absolutely no sympathy for them. That is their job.

[Tanjay 0]

OK, I think you are being sarcastic and not serious...at least I hope not. I have absolutely no sympathy for them. That is their job.

Yes...You are right. I heard that USCIS visits here once in awhile, and I was hoping they would read positive things that I've said about them. As to speed up our process. Do you think it will work?