Gary Rich

1 yes ( until otherwise go for what you feel ) 3 B

Thank you

My friend i think you might want to read OP again.. this time carefully... js

Everything at times is in hindsight.. if only one can see the future.. but you still move forward.. I'm an Dec 21 filer.. so i guess it's only a matter of time

I understand you fully!

this immigration thing is an money making machine for the government..( I would have never thought of this in a million years )

This is crazy.. So they want increase in fee's but have people wait 1 year and sometimes 2 years, and the sad part about it is that nobody says nothing. it's really sad

is it simpler to actively be working on ?

n/m

why don't you create an online account with the airline that you used, and you would be able to print out all the trip receipts you like..thats what i used, and also conformation email to match.

I just want to take the time and wish everyone an happy holiday.. and thank you again VJ.. for the great work that you do.. some might take it for granted for the time and work that you do. I say thank you for your great work.. GR

Congrats!

yes but.. that's only one city.. my point is that, this could be one of the problems with backlog as well... because those people do have to get processed one way or another

I just had a thought as well.. it seems to me that people whom is crossing the border and walking right into customs and borders patrol for processing.. I wonder if they are getting a back ground check ? ( I hope you see where im going with this )

New Yorkers should brace for more than 1,000 new migrants arriving every week as well as cuts in critical city services as a key Biden administration policy on immigration expires this week, Mayor Adams warned Sunday. State and federal government officials have “mostly ignored” pleas from the city for money and support to cope with asylum seekers in desperate need of help, the mayor said in a statement. ( This can become a problem for everyone ) https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-mayor-adams-warns-service-cuts-surge-nyc-migrants-20221219-ksg6svvwbvgcnbffp7oxw2qe44-story.html

good morning.. i check tis morning on case tracking.. they are touching 229 group.. i'm not getting ahead of myself tho

And you have to pay for a flawed system..

Good day.. any updates

( I was thinking that if this happens it could made the process even longer for alot of people ) City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams and Manhattan Councilwoman Gale Brewer are backing Mayor Eric Adams’ urgent request to get asylum seekers working — and say they’ll press Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand to get it done. Brewer penned a letter asking Schumer, Gillibrand and all the members of New York City’s congressional delegation to work their contacts at the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services to approve an emergency measure that would expedite processing times for employment authorization applications submitted by asylum seekers. If green-lit, the measure could permit an eligible portion of the roughly 10,000 migrants that have come to the Big Apple from the southern border to work. “We write to urge your support in requesting that United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) expedite processing times for applications for employment authorization (Form I-765) for individuals seeking asylum,” writes Brewer, Speaker Adams and five other members of the City Council in the letter, which will be sent on Thursday. “Local nonprofit providers and community based organizations are reporting processing times of six to 12 months for these applications. There is a significant backlog of applications for employment authorization and the agency must clear it.” https://nypost.com/2022/09/14/city-council-leaders-back-mayor-adams-push-to-put-migrants-to-work-in-nyc/