British Expats - Is something wrong at USCIS?

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sir_eccles

Jan 4th 2012 3:30 am

Re: Is something wrong at USCIS?

Quote:

Originally Posted by CelticRover (Post 9820378)

Officials claim that they are being pressured to rubber stamp applications.

http://www.thedaily.com/page/2012/01...ion-strife-1-3

That article doesn't make sense. The first half talks about USCIS rubber stamping everything in sight, then the second half talks about lower approval rates and attorneys complaining cases that should be rubber stamped aren't.

HarryTheSpider

Jan 4th 2012 10:22 am

Re: Is something wrong at USCIS?

I agree

And does an EAD count as a visa application in the context of this article?

Britishbees

Jan 25th 2012 4:05 pm

Re: Is something wrong at USCIS? Update

Well, good grief!!!!!

EAD applied for 15 December 2011 online

Biometrics appointment 3 January 2012

Received official EAD card today - 25 January 2012

I am in shock......... :thumbsup:

Mrs H the Spider.

SultanOfSwing

Jan 26th 2012 3:27 am

Re: Is something wrong at USCIS? Update

Quote:

Originally Posted by Britishbees (Post 9865958)

You know, when I did my EAD, it ended up taking almost a year (received in October 2006, but the card issue date was in May 2006 :blink:) and I got my greencard a month after the EAD arrived anyway.

I think someone arsed something up, possibly me, somewhere along the way because I had to apply for the EAD two times in 2005 when I moved here, and then had to wait all that time ...

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