QUOTE(virgillionaire @ Dec 5 2007, 08:20 PM)

QUOTE(Mirla @ Dec 5 2007, 08:45 PM)

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QUOTE(virgillionaire @ Dec 5 2007, 06:37 PM)

Anybody else have experiences with getting staffers of your u.s. reps or senators to help? Mine fed me what uscis is feeding them that they are 'frontlogged' due to the price increase. So why are they skipping ahead then? Duh?
I told her july is getting approved mostly now and she listened and said she would mail me the result of her inquiry. But I have a bad feeling she'll write something brilliant like vsc is up to may 20 or that they are doing in order they receive!!
It's funny I emailed a few months ago about another issue with the case and they were eager to help even though I didn't need it, now it felt like I was somehow wrong to feel I'm overdue.
Oh well, guess I'll try the ombudsman's complaint form.
Can't fight city hall I guess, what a country

Hey Dude is it just you and me left here unapproved and untouched.......like a virgin....hahahahahahahahahaha....that has been a long time.....hahaha...o.k. now I have sick humour......OMG....OMG....OMG.....what the he11 is this crap.......augh
HAHAHAHAHAHA!

I think Ric too? U know, at least before I got to 6 months I figured, oh well it will be over by 6 month commit time.
Now it's like open ended and there is no help even like from this staffer. It's like the twilight zone or '1984' with the VSC speak - you're in our commit timeframe even after 6 months cause we're processing only May 19 or was it April 22 even though website says 6 months and we are approving late july.
Hehe I should call them and tell them to 'go touch yourself!'

I asked my congressional representative for assistance and his staffer returned me a nice letter that said it had been given to an officer the previous day. I had called a few days before, and they had told me it had been assigned to an officer (some unspecified time previously). I pointed this out to the staffer in my return email but recieved no response to that point. But the general idea was, its with an officer, you're just going to have to wait. They also let me know that if I haven't heard by THE NEW YEAR i was more than welcome to submit my query again. So, that was no help whatsoever.
One of my senator's website has posted the following:
Unfortunately, USCIS is experiencing a large influx of applications and is therefore
unable to respond immediately to our inquiries. Please allow 12 weeks for
processing. We will notify you by letter or telephone as soon as we receive
a response from USCIS. I thank you in advance for your patience and cooperation.They also require that you present your plea via SNAIL MAIL (seriously not even a fax).
I'm going to wait until 180 days before I go to my other senator. Maybe a presidential hopeful will think of constituent assistance a good motive at the polls?
Until I hear, or until 180 days I'm just going to continue taking my frustration out on kneeding bread and christmas music.