it concerns the person who apply to texas service center your help to get our waiting pain

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daveandmaxine, on 21 Jul 2014 - 05:38 AM, said:

Here we go....

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To whom it may concern (or insert addressee here),

This letter is to bring to your attention, and to seek appropriate improvement and resolution of, the growing discrepancy in processing times between the two service centers handling I129-f petitions.

As you may know, the two service centers for I129-f petitions are California and Texas. The routing of incoming petitions is dependent on the petitioner's home state.

As a petitioner living in one of the states that has been routed to the Texas Service Center, the increasing inaction seen at SRC is discouraging to say the least.

For example, as of late, California is completing those applications anywhere from 15-60 days after receipt, whereas Texas is dragging along with a minimum of 5 months and in some cases as much as 8 months.

To demonstrate further, using data from your website at http://dashboard.uscis.gov/, you'll see that California, on average, is managing to keep the number of receipts, pending petitions, and completed petitions at fairly the same level with the latest number of completed petitions at 1,948 (as of May 2014 published data).

In stark contrast is Texas, with the number of petitions pending skyrocketing, while the number of petitions completed has been decreasing for the last seven months, with the latest number of completed petitions down to just 564 (as of May 2014 published data).

I implore you to look into this discrepancy in processing times for the Texas Service Center's I-129f petitions. I encourage you to take action in resolving this matter so that all petitioners, regardless of their home state at the time of filing, are treated fairly with regards to the disparate wait times

Sincerely,

Signed

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To everyone interested, please look over this and suggest any edits. We'll crowdsource a final letter and send to the appropriate powers that be.

Here is a link to the USCIS Leadership: http://www.uscis.gov...t-us/leadership

Looks like the most appropriate person would be David Garner, Chief, Office of Performance and Quality: http://www.uscis.gov...nce-and-quality

Unfortunately, no real contact information is available for any of these people that I could find. If anyone can surface some contact info, other than the generic USCIS Headquarters Office of Service Center Operations at SCOPSSCATA@dhs.gov please post that here.

Thanks! Let's get something done about this!

For the personae who apply Texas service center can send this letter today is a small action but big things to solve problem is to transmit our pain to be separate our best half everyone please read this post send letter today pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee and everybody can help us to transmit our pain by writing this letter thank you and sorry for my English

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