Delays, Delays, Delays!!!

[odeoaldorf 0]

Receipt Delays

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) advises customers that, due to a tremendous increase in the number of applications filed, processing of fee payments and entry of cases into our tracking system is behind schedule. As a result, applicants can expect notices of receipt to be delayed. USCIS is working hard to deal with the increased volume and has published the following frequently asked questions in order to provide additional information to applicants.

What is the cause of the receipt delay?

How does a receipt delay affect my case?

Is this why I haven't received my receipt notice?

Is USCIS prioritizing certain application(s) during the receipting process?

What will USCIS do to ensure employment authorization documents are processed within 90 days?

How is USCIS planning to address this receipting delay?

If I filed before the new fee change and my application is rejected, do I need to pay the new higher fee?

How do I find out if my application is a part of the receipting delay?

Will this affect my ability to travel?

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...0004718190aRCRD

[neophi 5]

Q : How is USCIS planning to address this receipting delay?

USCIS is realigning its resources to eliminate the receipt delay as quickly as possible. This effort includes increasing the number of contract employees, as well as requiring significant mandatory overtime and shift work. USCIS also has temporarily detailed Government staff to centers that have been affected the most by the large influx of cases.

Maybe I should go apply for a job there and approve my own case.

Or maybe all VJ'ers should go work there as most of us are probably experts by now and we could help the honest immigrating community by working fast and effectively!

Edited October 2, 2007 by neophi

[HOHOHO 0]

Receipt Delays

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) advises customers that, due to a tremendous increase in the number of applications filed, processing of fee payments and entry of cases into our tracking system is behind schedule. As a result, applicants can expect notices of receipt to be delayed. USCIS is working hard to deal with the increased volume and has published the following frequently asked questions in order to provide additional information to applicants.

What is the cause of the receipt delay?

How does a receipt delay affect my case?

Is this why I haven't received my receipt notice?

Is USCIS prioritizing certain application(s) during the receipting process?

What will USCIS do to ensure employment authorization documents are processed within 90 days?

How is USCIS planning to address this receipting delay?

If I filed before the new fee change and my application is rejected, do I need to pay the new higher fee?

How do I find out if my application is a part of the receipting delay?

Will this affect my ability to travel?

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...0004718190aRCRD

what a big steaming pile of wortheless doublespeak

the only information that IS there is that all stuff is hopelessly delayed.

They answer none of the other questions with anymore than blah blah blah, can't really tell you for sure.

what a worthless piece of crapjoke.