andrea874

These people are seriously on crack. All my applications have again been touched today, yet they all just say theyre processing. None of them say anythings been mailed to me, yet I have an EAD card and an AOS appointment letter. Whats the point of the online thingy if its never accurate?!

Okay, I'm done now

Noorah101

About as much point as having an 800 misinformation line that no one can rely on!!

Hang in there!
Rene

Bluegrass Lass

Uh oh..maybe that means they realize their error in giving you an appt. too soon...hmmm..or maybe NBC is sending your AOS forms back to NYC? Who the hell knows!?!?!? They are nuts over there! Hmmm..maybe Ray's spirit guide could tell you!

Rete

And no offense to anyone here, but your statement is the reason why I am amused by those that continually check their status online. I understand the need to know but the only thing you guys know is that USCIS has failed in keeping you informed in a timely and accurate manner.

Rete

buffalo24

Yep, and I'm also learning just how pointless the processing time reports are too. They're pointless and you'll just drive yourself crazy if you pay attention to them!

~Kirsten

Noorah101

Agreed. I've learned to look at all that stuff as entertainment value only, and not to question it. I guess if it ever gets too far out of hand, I'd use it as a guideline to make inquiries, but that's about it.

Rene

andrea874

Hey, curiosity never hurt anyone!

Rete

Not true, curiosity killed the cat. And in the case of the USCIS, curiosity has I'm sure resulted in many arguments between couples when talking about the timelines, quotes of timelines, status reports, etc.

Just as in years past when you called a special number for the status of your K-1 and people would call once an hour or more every day until approval, people will look online for the same approval notification. And each time they get a denial, there is a certain amount of hurt.

Rete

andrea874

Good point, you win

lpdiver

For the online status in my case it has been highly accurate. True it hasn't made anything more rapid in the end, it was nice to get the phone ring that delivered the message that something had occured with my case.


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anggraeni

yep, i have to say, better leave that processing dates alone. it only drives you crazy like it has driven me crazy. to make it worse, if you ask the 1-800 number you cant be sure they are right either!

i once tried to find out about my pending AOS -my receipt date is waaaayyy in Sept 2004 and in their web they said they are processing somewhere in March 2005. frustating, isnt it? i shouldve gotten something on the mail. so i called the 1-800 number, waited for 25 minutes, got the answer. they would send charlotte office notification and i shoudve gotten something in the mail in 30 days. nothing till today. my mailbox is clean.
then few weeks ago i called the 1-800 number again. waited 30 minutes or more in the line. this time different answer, the officer said nothing he could do.

then i tried to find out by calling the congressman people. they are willing to find out, but they said it takes 18 months now for charlotte. another different answer. only God knows whats really happening with my file.

they are really able to drive anybody crazy. so now i just dont wanna deal with them for awhile. i am going to wait, as patient as i can be, and enjoy the summer. i just hope trying to be patient itself wont drive me crazy.

have a good day!
anggraeni

grouchy

Rete is right--when we were at the fiance visa stage, the online status was never updated at all to reflect our approval-ever.

YtsejaM

Here's an exact quote from the case status page off the USCIS website...

"Note on "Last Updated" date:
Your case may have a new "Last Updated" date and you may receive an Email Notification of your case being updated, without the status of the case changing. This is due to internal USCIS processing being performed on your Case. This will be reflected in the "Last Updated" date, but may not result in a different status message."

Consider yourself fortunate that your case is being touched.

J Moreno

In article <[email protected]> ,
Rete <member167@british_expats.com> wrote:

    > > Hey, curiosity never hurt anyone! :)
    >
    > Not true, curiosity killed the cat.

Everybody forgets the next part of that...and satisfaction brought it
back.

--
J. Moreno