CSC

[Jamaica10 13]

I HAVE BEEN WAITING PATIENTLY ON A DECISION FROM CSC. IT SUCKS TO HEAR THAT A LOT OF CASES WERE PLACED ON THE BACK BURNER FOR OTHER IMMIGRATION CASES, BUT WHAT'S DONE IS DONE. I JUST HOPE THEY DON'T START DOING A SLOPPY JOB WITH THE CASES THAT REMAINED @ THEIR LOCATION AS THEY TRY TO PLAY CATCH UP. IT'S GOING TO SUCK IF THEY SEND OUT A LOT OF DENIED LETTERS BECAUSE MANY PEOPLE HAVE WAITED SO LONG. BUT I AM EXCITED @ THE SAME TIME BECAUSE THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH A LOT AND MEET THEIR GOALS THAT THEY HAVE EXCEEDED...

[UK-USA-K1 128]

I HAVE BEEN WAITING PATIENTLY ON A DECISION FROM CSC. IT SUCKS TO HEAR THAT A LOT OF CASES WERE PLACED ON THE BACK BURNER FOR OTHER IMMIGRATION CASES, BUT WHAT'S DONE IS DONE. I JUST HOPE THEY DON'T START DOING A SLOPPY JOB WITH THE CASES THAT REMAINED @ THEIR LOCATION AS THEY TRY TO PLAY CATCH UP. IT'S GOING TO SUCK IF THEY SEND OUT A LOT OF DENIED LETTERS BECAUSE MANY PEOPLE HAVE WAITED SO LONG. BUT I AM EXCITED @ THE SAME TIME BECAUSE THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH A LOT AND MEET THEIR GOALS THAT THEY HAVE EXCEEDED...

Take note that the following is just my OPINION and not based on any facts I've read or heard anywhere:

Personally, I would think they'd be more apt to err on the side of approving, and spend the most time on denials. Most fiance visas are approved, and by most I mean 9 out of 10, so they aren't going to rubber stamp denials. if they deny it's for some red flag that they have seen (meaning they actively looked at your file). If anything, hurrying and being sloppy would be an advantage.

With that said, I don't see them rushing at all. They'll do their work in the time that they have and we'll wait til they get to us. It's how it works and we just have to continue to learn patience.

(side note: Can you please not use all caps in posts, it's less pleasant on the eyes and in internet lingo, it denotes anger or yelling...thanks)

[duraaraa 203]

I don't think they would deny without good reason. If something small is missing, they are likely to send an RFE.

For whatever reason, maybe because I know I meet the requirements, I am not at all concerned with the USCIS portion of the process. I am a lot more worried about the consular officer's decision.

[TBoneTX 43,411]

*** Thread moved from K-1 Process forum to USCIS Service Centers forum -- topic involves processing-policies in general and applies to more than one visa type. ***

[X Factor 1,110]

Take note that the following is just my OPINION and not based on any facts I've read or heard anywhere:

Personally, I would think they'd be more apt to err on the side of approving, and spend the most time on denials. Most fiance visas are approved, and by most I mean 9 out of 10, so they aren't going to rubber stamp denials. if they deny it's for some red flag that they have seen (meaning they actively looked at your file). If anything, hurrying and being sloppy would be an advantage.

With that said, I don't see them rushing at all. They'll do their work in the time that they have and we'll wait til they get to us. It's how it works and we just have to continue to learn patience.

(side note: Can you please not use all caps in posts, it's less pleasant on the eyes and in internet lingo, it denotes anger or yelling...thanks)