tier 1

[sanskriti 7]

Good evening everyone,

 

 

Do they not train tier 1 or something? How can some people who don't listen or make wrong assumptions work in customer service? Do they just want to be yelled at?

[geowrian 22,337]

Basically, yes. It's an entry level position with very little access to anything or permission to do anything. It's also called the misinformation line for a reason. What's the issue?

[Scandi 4,170]

I'm still a firm believer that they can mess with your case somehow if you're too rude to them or bug them too much, so I suggest not losing your temper with them or calling too often. I know how frustrating it is to deal with them but I guess it's not always so easy on their part either, I don't think I'd want their job..

[sanskriti 7]

I called them to check the status of if they received my passport photos.he said they did and then started to assume on his part that my fiance and I did not meet in the last two years (I have mountains of proof of relationship and intent documented) and he blamed the processing delays on me and when I spoke to an attorney with 20+ years exp she even said an rfe comes sooner not 8 months after the fact. The CSC is slacking on their end. but in the call I kept my cool the whole time. I thanked him for his help.

 

I hope he finds true love one day to fully understand.

[sanskriti 7]

10 hours ago, Scandi said:

I'm still a firm believer that they can mess with your case somehow if you're too rude to them or bug them too much, so I suggest not losing your temper with them or calling too often. I know how frustrating it is to deal with them but I guess it's not always so easy on their part either, I don't think I'd want their job..

I'll take their job and do it a lot better (6 years healthcare exp)

[geowrian 22,337]

3 minutes ago, sanskriti said:

when I spoke to an attorney with 20+ years exp she even said an rfe comes sooner not 8 months after the fact.

An RFE can be issued at any point prior to approval, and practically occurs once somebody actually looks at your file. Right now, 6-8 months is the timeline for an I-129F. It's a little on the long side (I think like 7 is average), but within general expectations.

[sanskriti 7]

46 minutes ago, geowrian said:

An RFE can be issued at any point prior to approval, and practically occurs once somebody actually looks at your file. Right now, 6-8 months is the timeline for an I-129F. It's a little on the long side (I think like 7 is average), but within general expectations.

Ok, that makes me feel better that I'm in the average processing time. Thank you 😀