VisaJourney.com > Interesting Observation Regarding CSC to NVC

Gerald and Vinera

Apr 29 2008, 04:16 PM

Good Afternoon All,
I was just looking at the K-1 timeline and noticed that there were 6 CSC approved petitions that all arrived at the NVC between April 21 & 23rd. Looking at the NOA2 dates approval on those 6 petitions ranged from March 19 to April 2nd a span of 14 days. Three of them that had a 14 day span in NOA2 were all received on April 21st. Lends some validity to the theory I read in a post the other day that thought CSC was waiting until they had a "bundle" of approved petitions to send to the NVC.
Of all the recent approved petitions that were sent from CSC to NVC the shortest NOA2 to NVC arrival time was 14 days! Petitions to Consulates overseas don't take near that long! Me thinks there must be a management problem at CSC.

BlakeandOlha

Apr 29 2008, 04:40 PM

QUOTE(Gerald and Vinera @ Apr 29 2008, 04:16 PM)

Good Afternoon All,
I was just looking at the K-1 timeline and noticed that there were 6 CSC approved petitions that all arrived at the NVC between April 21 & 23rd. Looking at the NOA2 dates approval on those 6 petitions ranged from March 19 to April 2nd a span of 14 days. Three of them that had a 14 day span in NOA2 were all received on April 21st. Lends some validity to the theory I read in a post the other day that thought CSC was waiting until they had a "bundle" of approved petitions to send to the NVC.
Of all the recent approved petitions that were sent from CSC to NVC the shortest NOA2 to NVC arrival time was 14 days! Petitions to Consulates overseas don't take near that long! Me thinks there must be a management problem at CSC.

First time I've heard of a management problem over at the CSC

aravis227

Apr 29 2008, 04:41 PM

QUOTE(BlakeandOlha @ Apr 29 2008, 03:40 PM)

QUOTE(Gerald and Vinera @ Apr 29 2008, 04:16 PM)

Good Afternoon All,
I was just looking at the K-1 timeline and noticed that there were 6 CSC approved petitions that all arrived at the NVC between April 21 & 23rd. Looking at the NOA2 dates approval on those 6 petitions ranged from March 19 to April 2nd a span of 14 days. Three of them that had a 14 day span in NOA2 were all received on April 21st. Lends some validity to the theory I read in a post the other day that thought CSC was waiting until they had a "bundle" of approved petitions to send to the NVC.
Of all the recent approved petitions that were sent from CSC to NVC the shortest NOA2 to NVC arrival time was 14 days! Petitions to Consulates overseas don't take near that long! Me thinks there must be a management problem at CSC.

First time I've heard of a management problem over at the CSC

That would definitely come as a shock to me

BryantAliona

Apr 29 2008, 04:44 PM

QUOTE(Gerald and Vinera @ Apr 30 2008, 01:16 AM)

Me thinks there must be a management problem at CSC.

Me thinks must be alot of several problems at CSC

debbylyn

Apr 29 2008, 04:55 PM

There is a problem at CSC and one that needs to be addressed! I've called my Congresswoman's office today and spoke with a man who asked for me to fax my approval notice along with a timeline outlining my concerns. I would urge you all to make that call to your representative to voice your concerns! Maybe if enough of us complain about the disparities between the two centers something will be done!

greeneyedgirlfl

Apr 29 2008, 06:00 PM

QUOTE(debbylyn @ Apr 29 2008, 05:55 PM)

There is a problem at CSC and one that needs to be addressed! I've called my Congresswoman's office today and spoke with a man who asked for me to fax my approval notice along with a timeline outlining my concerns. I would urge you all to make that call to your representative to voice your concerns! Maybe if enough of us complain about the disparities between the two centers something will be done!

That is one I'm willing to do...I wonder if it would be good to bring this to my Senator's (the one that actually DOES something) attention as well!!!

KimandRuss

Apr 29 2008, 06:16 PM

management problem? at CSC? Noooooooooooooo!

Contact your representative!
This is something I did long ago!