Notice of Potential Interview Waiver Case

[KVE 29]

NBC ... what the different ?

If your case is at a field office it will come from there, or might have some suffix letters.

[Tony23 11]

Man, wow. Have you made any inquiries or called and talked to Tier 2? You are one of this threads longest waiting member at this time. There is no excuse for this stupidity...Have you talk with Congressional office? We're a month behind you and we're hoppin' mad. I'd be hostile if I were seeing all the decisions made after your NOA...Wow I am both sorry for you and discouraged at the same time...

I already emailed them thru my .Gov email

[Tony23 11]

Why not email them directly

Leon.Rodriguez.uscis@dhs.gov Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Lori.Scialabba.uscis@dhs.gov Deputy Director US CITIZENSHIP and Immigration Services

Donald.Neufeld.uscis@dhs.gov Associate Director, Service Center Operations "Donald Neufeld is the associate director for Service Center Operations. In his current role, Neufeld oversees all activities at the four USCIS service centers located in Dallas; Laguna Nigel, Calif.; Lincoln, Neb.; and Burlington, Vt."

Edited February 22, 2015 by Tony23

[KVE 29]

Why not email them directly

Leon.Rodriguez.uscis@dhs.gov Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Lori.Scialabba.uscis@dhs.gov Deputy Director US CITIZENSHIP and Immigration Services

Donald.Neufeld.uscis@dhs.gov Associate Director, Service Center Operations "Donald Neufeld is the associate director for Service Center Operations. In his current role, Neufeld oversees all activities at the four USCIS service centers located in Dallas; Laguna Nigel, Calif.; Lincoln, Neb.; and Burlington, Vt."

I doubt they actually read their own emails, they probably have someone who vets them first.

[bubblebubble 16]

I have been checking the process time, it looks like my local office is now process cases filed a week earlier than mine. I'm thinking, when my case falls into their process time, is it possible for me to call them and do a request based on that? would that make a difference? anyone?

[espared12 52]

I have been checking the process time, it looks like my local office is now process cases filed a week earlier than mine. I'm thinking, when my case falls into their process time, is it possible for me to call them and do a request based on that? would that make a difference? anyone?

To us local field office times don't mean anything. All of our apps are at the National Benefits Center. They get sent out to field offices but not necessarily local. In other words we have nowhere to check what NPIW cases are being processed at any given time. Our only information source are other NPIW recipients that kindly post here when they are approved, from there we can more or less figure out what app dates are being processed, but we have seen some off the wall dates as well so sometimes we can't even guess what the USCIS is up to.

[nlherman 36]

Holy! Hopefully you see some good news soon my friend! I've been waiting a long time, but not quite as long as you.

- Filed April 08, 2014

- NOA1 Notice Date April 11, 2014

- NPIW Letter dated July 10th

I personally haven't contacted USCIS yet. Mostly because I'm not really sure what I'd be asking, or if it would matter. Two days till I can send off my EAD renewal for the 120 day window.

Problem is that is what our "friends" at USCIS want most of us to do. Nothing. They'll infer or outright say, "...it's a privelege, so just sit back and wait..." I say garbage and you should too. What do you ask? How's about where is my green card? It's been 10 months and that is long enough, so what's up? And don't stop at Tier 1, they know very little. You want to tier 2 and get the straight skinny. That's what I would ask and it is what I keep asking them when I call them...Proactivity may not get you the card right away, but at least you feel better after you vent and then come here and tell us about it. We're listening...

[KVE 29]

I have been checking the process time, it looks like my local office is now process cases filed a week earlier than mine. I'm thinking, when my case falls into their process time, is it possible for me to call them and do a request based on that? would that make a difference? anyone?

Your local office processing time only matters if your case has gone there. A lot of our cases are still at the NBC, and some cases are being sent to other field offices (e.g. a person in California had his case in the Detroit field office).

[Zcomuto 16]

Your local office processing time only matters if your case has gone there. A lot of our cases are still at the NBC, and some cases are being sent to other field offices (e.g. a person in California had his case in the Detroit field office).

If there has been a service request, do the last the letters of the reference number refer to the office it's being processed in? I've got SR***CLM as mine, wondering if the CLM means it's in Columbus, the place I had my fingerprints taken.

[KVE 29]

If there has been a service request, do the last the letters of the reference number refer to the office it's being processed in? I've got SR***CLM as mine, wondering if the CLM means it's in Columbus, the place I had my fingerprints taken.

Yes CLM means Columbus.

[shell20 746]

Good morning Peeps,

Are you sitting nicely? Please follow all the rules in the notice, no hands above your head, no standing up, seat belts securely fastened. Ready? OK.. another joyous ride on this roller coaster called AOS.

I can't wait to see what this week brings!! Good luck everyone!

[Camtor 12]

Hopefully the potential DHS shutdown won't slow things down even more. Feeling really sad for all government workers who could be affected by it... :-\

[Derwood 203]

Good morning Peeps,

Are you sitting nicely? Please follow all the rules in the notice, no hands above your head, no standing up, seat belts securely fastened. Ready? OK.. another joyous ride on this roller coaster called AOS.

I can't wait to see what this week brings!! Good luck everyone!

Good morning!

A quick update on my case ... My Fingerprint Fee has been received! I think my fingerprint is worn out lol! Lets hope that at least one of us has some good news this week.

Hopefully the potential DHS shutdown won't slow things down even more. Feeling really sad for all government workers who could be affected by it... :-\

I don't think USCIS are adversely affected by shut downs as they are funded through the exorbitant fees they charge. If I remember rightly, during the last government shut down they seemed to process cases quicker!

[shell20 746]

Good morning!

A quick update on my case ... My Fingerprint Fee has been received! I think my fingerprint is worn out lol! Lets hope that at least one of us has some good news this week.

I don't think USCIS are adversely affected by shut downs as they are funded through the exorbitant fees they charge. If I remember rightly, during the last government shut down they seemed to process cases quicker!

Wow that's amazing! Do you believe in synchronicity as my Finger print fee has been received too! Blows my mind really!!

[nlherman 36]

Good morning Peeps,

Are you sitting nicely? Please follow all the rules in the notice, no hands above your head, no standing up, seat belts securely fastened. Ready? OK.. another joyous ride on this roller coaster called AOS.

I can't wait to see what this week brings!! Good luck everyone!

For any fellow oldsters (like me) that remember when you used to have to buy admission and then use tickets to get on rides at Disneyland (and that was way back - prior to 1982 to be exact); they would call this an "E" ticket ride, though if I didn't have to ride, I wouldn't waste the ticket...

Edited February 23, 2015 by nlhernan