Case undergoing "additional processes"(?) at NVC

[Rebecca Jo 1,962]

What's ridiculous about it? In this country, we have something the USCIS seems to never have heard of. It's called The Bill of Rights. One of those rights is to be free from unreasonable search and seizure. So why should the Gestapo wannabees at USCIS be exempt from The Bill of Rights and seize your life for 50 days just because they feel like it? What happened to probable cause before you can be searched and seized? Oh yeah, that's right, I forgot! USCIS is above the law. They are a petty little empire unto themselves. How silly of me to think that The Bill of Rights actually applies to them!

Back in 2004, as much as I hated President Bush, there was one thing about him I never appreciated until now: He had the whole immigration process running like a well oiled machine. You got your NOA2 in 30 days (you read that right: 30 DAYS). You got your embassy interview 30 days after NVC sent it to the embassy. And you got your K-1 four days later. There was none of the abject incompetence you see now, none of the boldfaced lies, and none of the SS tactics like "additional administrative processing".

What President Bush accomplished with immigration should be the law: Issue the NOA2 in 30 days, or it gets issued by default. If they have a case for immigration fraud, make that case within 90 days or issue the damn visa and stop spouting all this ridiculous horse hockey about how they are protecting America from terrorists while thousands of illegal aliens invade our Southern border every day and they do nothing to repel the invasion.

What a load of utter hogwash!!

You were here in 2004, right? Were you paying attention at all? This website was formed in 2004 because of inordinate delays at the Texas Service Center!!

Maybe you were one of the ones who went through Vermont. That Service Center was indeed issuing approvals in less than 30 days. But that certainly was the exception rather than the rule. Nebraska and Texas had people in hideous delays of far more than five months! George Bush my ar$e. You make me laugh!

I guess your recollection of history pertains only to the parts of it that affect yourself.

[Rebecca Jo 1,962]

Sounds like a complaint to me. To each their own.

Perhaps.

And perhaps the OP is a bit impatient.

What's the point though in rubbing the hasty approval of his petition in his face?

I mean - did he do that himself? Is he directly responsible for his good fortune?

You can tell the guy to simmer down without making a federal case out of his good luck, you know.

[Penny Lane 8,159]

Perhaps.

And perhaps the OP is a bit impatient.

What's the point though in rubbing the hasty approval of his petition in his face?

I mean - did he do that himself? Is he directly responsible for his good fortune?

You can tell the guy to simmer down without making a federal case out of his good luck, you know.

He is not responsible for his good fortune. I simply know that if I had received the same good fortune, two-four weeks at NVC wouldn't bother me one bit. Impatience would be the last thing on my mind at that moment. I'd still be grateful that I was one of the very few lucky ones to make it through the NOA2 wait so quickly. That's how I feel, obviously the OP feels differently. I also know that VJ would be the last place I went to show my impatience, considering it's full of people waiting 5-6-7 months and that just doesn't rub people the right away. But hey, that's just me. If I don't agree with someone's attitude, I'll say so. Again, to each their own.