When should we contact USCIS??
#46
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
Well, no big surprise -- Mark didn't go to his Infopass appointment today. But I don't think it would've done any good anyway.
I just checked Norfolk's N-400 processing dates. A month ago they were working on N-400s with April 6, 2008 priority dates. Now, a month later, they're working on N-400s with priority dates of.....................January 22, 2007.
Yes, that's 2007, not 2008.
That means Norfolk's N-400 processing times went a full 440 days BACKWARDS.
My reaction: > > > > > :curse:
BE member LadyKat had PM'ed me about a recent announcement regarding N-400 processing times across the board, and it was frustrating to see that Norfolk had the LONGEST processing time of ALL the district offices in the entire country. However, since Mark applied well before the fee hike -- more than 4 MONTHS before -- I honestly didn't think this would apply to him. But now it does -- or does it??
I'm so confused and really tired of trying to figure out whether his application has fallen into this cursed black hole or if he just made the cut and we'll find out any day. We leave for the UK in one week -- I was hoping this would've been resolved by now, but my confidence is rapidly evaporating.
~ Jenney
#47
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
And, you also don't have to deal with the issue of not having a US passport for travel.
So, I guess all that is left to worry about is what is actually happening with it, if anything or if it's still sitting on somebody's desk.
I can't remember if you have enlisted the help of your representatives.............
We haven't heard anything yet either. Chicago is listing 8.6 months to process, we'll be at the five month mark next week. Looks like his chance of voting in the election is dwindling.
Chin up, girl.
~SecretGarden
#48
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
Ok, well we still haven't heard anything -- 1 year, 2 months and 2 days since his priority date. I went to try to set up an Infopass appointment for him, and I got the following error message:
"At this time, there are no information appointments available for the office in your area. Please try back again later."
What? No information appointments available, AT ALL?? Not even next month, or the month after that?? How is that possible!??!
~ Jenney
"At this time, there are no information appointments available for the office in your area. Please try back again later."
What? No information appointments available, AT ALL?? Not even next month, or the month after that?? How is that possible!??!
~ Jenney
#49
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
Sorry to hear that. Forget about the Infopass appointment and instead contact your political rep.
#50
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
Ok, well we still haven't heard anything -- 1 year, 2 months and 2 days since his priority date. I went to try to set up an Infopass appointment for him, and I got the following error message:
"At this time, there are no information appointments available for the office in your area. Please try back again later."
What? No information appointments available, AT ALL?? Not even next month, or the month after that?? How is that possible!??!
~ Jenney
"At this time, there are no information appointments available for the office in your area. Please try back again later."
What? No information appointments available, AT ALL?? Not even next month, or the month after that?? How is that possible!??!
~ Jenney
try every day ...one days it will have plenty
#51
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
In April, the case status online said they were working on N400s with priority dates of April 6, 2007, which again is after Mark's priority date (March 27, 2007). Then soon after that, they pushed the processing date back to January 2007. So we can't even say that it's been 30 days past his priority date anymore, because they keep changing it!
And I just realized that Mark's fingerprints, taken just over a year ago, are probably expired now, right? Which means he'll have to do it again, which will delay things even further...
Sorry to hear that. Forget about the Infopass appointment and instead contact your political rep.
~ Jenney
#52
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
Jerry-44 is only filed 7 months after Mark. Sounds like Mark is hung up in the snafu caused by the mass filings in July of 2007.
You have more than one political rep. Try a different one and this is a different type of petition --- an ultimate one that allows one to vote. It might well do the trick.
You have more than one political rep. Try a different one and this is a different type of petition --- an ultimate one that allows one to vote. It might well do the trick.
#53
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
~ Jenney
#54
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 484
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
Hi I'm following your case with sympathy and can't help but feel that you've slipped through the system in some way - lost file or something. As others have said (and my personal experience bears this out), the dates can't be relied on on the USCIS site. At my Boston, MA office it's stating June 2007 for N400 processing but I filed in November (see my recent posting) and have an interview in July.
I would say keep trying for that infopass appointment.
It's like a bad 'plane journey. When it's over you'll forget about it, but it's hell when you're going through it. Good luck for a speedy resolution.
I would say keep trying for that infopass appointment.
It's like a bad 'plane journey. When it's over you'll forget about it, but it's hell when you're going through it. Good luck for a speedy resolution.
#55
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
Jenney, others have reported better success with appointments when trying to book them later in the evening.. 9 or 10pm. Cancelled appointments are allegedly dumped back into the system then.
As for your reps, filling out a privacy release form and asking for a specific action might get a better result.
As for your reps, filling out a privacy release form and asking for a specific action might get a better result.
#56
Re: When should we contact USCIS??
Ok, well we still haven't heard anything -- 1 year, 2 months and 2 days since his priority date. I went to try to set up an Infopass appointment for him, and I got the following error message:
"At this time, there are no information appointments available for the office in your area. Please try back again later."
What? No information appointments available, AT ALL?? Not even next month, or the month after that?? How is that possible!??!
~ Jenney
"At this time, there are no information appointments available for the office in your area. Please try back again later."
What? No information appointments available, AT ALL?? Not even next month, or the month after that?? How is that possible!??!
~ Jenney