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Dear Mr. Wilkerson:

Thank you for contacting the Office of U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell.

I appreciate your research into differences in processing times between
different sevice centers nationwide. The Nebraska Service Center has
certainly
become notorious for being the slowest service center, and fiance visa
applications are no exception.

As the Senator's representative, I am in regular contact with the Nebraska
Service Center. They have informed me that the BCIS office in Washington,
D.C.
has mandated that they adjudicate 10,000 asylum adjustment applications
before
October 1, 2003. They are the only service center tasked with these
applications. As such, the NSC has moved many of its' officers from
adjudicating
fiance and spouse petitions to adjudicating the asylum petitions. Once these
applications are adjudicated, I understand that the Nebraska Service Center
will
be readjusting their resources back to fiance and spouse petitions, among
others.

If you would like, you can write a letter to the Senator and I would be
happy to
forward your concerns to the Department of Homeland Security in Washington,
D.C.
The contact information is provided below.

Thank you for contacting the Office of U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell.

Sincerely,

Claudia Arana
Senator Maria Cantwell
Constituent Services Representative
ph:
fax:206/220-6404
email:

mailing address:

Jackson Federal Building
Office of U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell
915 Second Avenue Suite 3206
Seattle, Washington 98174

Michelle.Moir

I just read the bad news This just makes me soooooooo mad ! Surely we
count for something !!!
This is very depressing but I guess there is nothing anyone can do to get
Nebraska up and running with Fiancé Visa, seems it's going be a hard slog to
get to our loved ones until this is sorted out !!!!

Thanks for sharing this news, eventhough it's not the happiest

Michelle
"Comcast Mail" <david [email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > Dear Mr. Wilkerson:
    > Thank you for contacting the Office of U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell.
    > I appreciate your research into differences in processing times between
    > different sevice centers nationwide. The Nebraska Service Center has
    > certainly
    > become notorious for being the slowest service center, and fiance visa
    > applications are no exception.
    > As the Senator's representative, I am in regular contact with the Nebraska
    > Service Center. They have informed me that the BCIS office in Washington,
    > D.C.
    > has mandated that they adjudicate 10,000 asylum adjustment applications
    > before
    > October 1, 2003. They are the only service center tasked with these
    > applications. As such, the NSC has moved many of its' officers from
    > adjudicating
    > fiance and spouse petitions to adjudicating the asylum petitions. Once
these
    > applications are adjudicated, I understand that the Nebraska Service
Center
    > will
    > be readjusting their resources back to fiance and spouse petitions, among
    > others.
    > If you would like, you can write a letter to the Senator and I would be
    > happy to
    > forward your concerns to the Department of Homeland Security in
Washington,
    > D.C.
    > The contact information is provided below.
    > Thank you for contacting the Office of U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell.
    > Sincerely,
    > Claudia Arana
    > Senator Maria Cantwell
    > Constituent Services Representative
    > ph:
    > fax:206/220-6404
    > email:
    > mailing address:
    > Jackson Federal Building
    > Office of U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell
    > 915 Second Avenue Suite 3206
    > Seattle, Washington 98174

GiveMeStrength

You've got to be kidding! Uuuugggghhhh!

Lord, please help us!!!

Folinskyinla

Hi:

The posting was not entirely accuarate. Nebraska does NOT do "asylums" -- what they DO is adjudicate are the AOS's for people who have already been granted asylum. BTW, asylees can't even file AOS until one year has elapsed since the grant of the asylum and then there is a 10,000 annual cap -- the waiting list is nearly five years long. Those people have been waiting a VERY long time -- and most of them suffered persecution in their home countries -- asylum isn't all that easy to get.

OlenkaKyiv

Shit..... I can understand that asylum or whatever it calls is hard to get and they need to wait for long time, but why government doesn't share this work with other centers or maybe to get new employees....... That is stupid if I have to wait till October 1 while they will do another work. What a terrible process it is .....
Shit

sorry for curses but i lost my patient and I can tell such way only in this situation!!! We are people like they are also!!!

Olenka

ScottHenshaw

Small world.... I spoke with Claudia just the other day about a differn't subject. Although, this is sort of bad news about NSC, Claudia herself and Maria Cantwell's office staff are super people to deal with. I would write the letter and have her forward it...

Scott

ScottHenshaw

Olenka, Olenka, Olenka, what happened with the potty mouth Hang in there, I know just how you feel and I was there not long ago. Remember, my NOA 1 from NSC was Dec 16th. Right now you are in the same timeframe as I was when I found out that I was approved. It is going to be anyday for you, just do the math and you will see....

Scott

OlenkaKyiv

Hi Scott, I know that I told too much, but please, understand me I am like volcano now and it is good that my great parents brought me up in good maners and all I have to tell I keep inside of me you know what I mean.

And Scott what grade did you have on mathematics lessons ?? As I see from your timeline you were on your 142th day when you have got your approval... I have today 190 th day it is difference in 1,5 months with people who had received there approvals from December. It is the reason why I am so upset and mad. Plus I know that they did a lot on first week of February.

So you see we are different in timelines do a math

Olenka who hangs in here because she soesn't have another chance except sitting with Nebraska and missing her Love...

ScottHenshaw

Olenka,

I will bet you 100 rubbles that it will be within two weeks

Scott

ScottHenshaw

100.00 RUR
Russia Rubles = 3.28731 USD
United States Dollars
1 RUR = 0.0328731 USD 1 USD = 30.4200 RUR

Jp

Same thing was going on a few months back in Texas, people started
protesting by the service center building at first every month, then
every two weeks.... The protesters got approved while everyone else
was still waiting - they thought it would be a good way to get rid of
them... TSC sufferers, correct me if I'm wrong, I didn't really follow
the latest news from Texas for the last couple of months.

"Comcast Mail" <david [email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > Dear Mr. Wilkerson:
    >
    > Thank you for contacting the Office of U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell.
    >
    > I appreciate your research into differences in processing times between
    > different sevice centers nationwide. The Nebraska Service Center has
    > certainly
    > become notorious for being the slowest service center, and fiance visa
    > applications are no exception.
    >
    > As the Senator's representative, I am in regular contact with the Nebraska
    > Service Center. They have informed me that the BCIS office in Washington,
    > D.C.
    > has mandated that they adjudicate 10,000 asylum adjustment applications
    > before
    > October 1, 2003. They are the only service center tasked with these
    > applications. As such, the NSC has moved many of its' officers from
    > adjudicating
    > fiance and spouse petitions to adjudicating the asylum petitions. Once these
    > applications are adjudicated, I understand that the Nebraska Service Center
    > will
    > be readjusting their resources back to fiance and spouse petitions, among
    > others.
    >
    > If you would like, you can write a letter to the Senator and I would be
    > happy to
    > forward your concerns to the Department of Homeland Security in Washington,
    > D.C.
    > The contact information is provided below.
    >
    > Thank you for contacting the Office of U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell.
    >
    > Sincerely,
    >
    > Claudia Arana
    > Senator Maria Cantwell
    > Constituent Services Representative
    > ph:
    > fax:206/220-6404
    > email:
    >
    > mailing address:
    >
    > Jackson Federal Building
    > Office of U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell
    > 915 Second Avenue Suite 3206
    > Seattle, Washington 98174

kaneda

The rest of the story is that protests continued without the protesters getting approved ahead of other people and that TSC has shaped things up a lot. So the protests helped everyone.

Details at http://pub99.ezboard.com/fk1advocacygroupfrm36 .

Dan M Doyle

Just when I thought that it could not get any worse!


"Comcast Mail" <david [email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

    >
    > Dear Mr. Wilkerson:
    >
    > Thank you for contacting the Office of U.S. Senator Maria
    > Cantwell.
    >
    > I appreciate your research into differences in processing
    > times between different sevice centers nationwide. The
    > Nebraska Service Center has certainly
    > become notorious for being the slowest service center, and
    > fiance visa applications are no exception.
    >
    > As the Senator's representative, I am in regular contact
    > with the Nebraska Service Center. They have informed me
    > that the BCIS office in Washington, D.C.
    > has mandated that they adjudicate 10,000 asylum adjustment
    > applications before
    > October 1, 2003. They are the only service center tasked
    > with these applications. As such, the NSC has moved many of
    > its' officers from adjudicating
    > fiance and spouse petitions to adjudicating the asylum
    > petitions. Once these applications are adjudicated, I
    > understand that the Nebraska Service Center will
    > be readjusting their resources back to fiance and spouse
    > petitions, among others.
    >
    > If you would like, you can write a letter to the Senator
    > and I would be happy to
    > forward your concerns to the Department of Homeland
    > Security in Washington, D.C.
    > The contact information is provided below.
    >
    > Thank you for contacting the Office of U.S. Senator Maria
    > Cantwell.
    >
    > Sincerely,
    >
    > Claudia Arana
    > Senator Maria Cantwell
    > Constituent Services Representative
    > ph:
    > fax:206/220-6404
    > email:
    >
    > mailing address:
    >
    > Jackson Federal Building
    > Office of U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell
    > 915 Second Avenue Suite 3206
    > Seattle, Washington 98174
    >
    >

--
Dan M Doyle
[email protected]

OlenkaKyiv

Hello Dear Scott,
ok lets make a bet If you win, i will plus to 100 rubles washing dishes after our international BBQ

Olenka

P.S. In Ukraine we don't have rubles We pay in grivnya
$ 1 = 5,3 grivnyas so I will pay you 17 grivnyas 42 kopeykas

wooo... hooo... i like to have a bet

OlenkaKyiv

TSC protest was on may also and members of that process didn't get their approvals at once like it was with the protest in February. See timeline of Debbie and Kurt. They have received their approval in the end of July even Kurt was one of the protesters. TSC starts to work faster not much because of protests I think. Of course the protests were one of the drops which fall onto heads of head of TSC, but I am not sure that it was that rush to movement

Just my frame of view

Olenka