US Immigration from Moldova

I am completely disappointed about the lack of responsiveness and extremely long processing times of my I-751 that was filed in January 2020. My assigned case starts with an MSC, meaning it is sitting at the Missouri Service Center (aka National Benefits Center) for over 25 months sitting on a shelf collecting dust in a state that is different than the one that i live in! My case was supposed to be transferred to my home state in Wisconsin a LONG TIME AGO.

Why do other service centers process cases three times faster that NBC? I wrote complaint letters to Biden, Kamala, White House, my local Senator and nobody seems to care about this.

What is wrong with the National Benefits Center? Do workers at NBC actually work?

I have opened inquiries on the USCIS website multiple times and no one seems to get back to me! I check my email every day and nothing!

NBC is horrible! People if you were assigned an MSC case: FILE FOR CITIZENSHIP RIGHT AWAY! Don't wait like I did in hopes that they will probably process yours faster... They DON'T! They are lazy

Good day everyone ! I have a question which I would love to get your input about.

My parents are going to visit us this year. They have valid visas but the passports are expired.

They ordered new passports.

And keep the old with valid visas.

Are they allowed to come with both passports?

Who had the same situation. It would very helpful to know your opinion and experience.

Thank you!

I have applied on January 10th 2020 for an I-751. Today is 25 months since i have applied and no Interview yet. My case is stuck in Missouri at some lazy center who won't transfer my case to my home state which is Wisconsin.

Anyone else in that position? I have contacted my senator for a congressional inquiry, the White House via letters and complaints. No one can enforce these people to do their job! I don't get it what kind of work ethics do they have?

Me and my husband are looking to move to Florida and are stuck because of their crazy processing timelines. USCIS in Missouri: (removed)

Hello everyone,

A few days go asked your advice about my daughter arrival after getting family based visa.

What happened next is like a nightmare.

She got covid. Her test she got within 24 hours before the flight is positive. And she feels horrible. She has already checked in.

Her visa expires on the 7 of March.

We all are devastated and hope for her quick recovery.

What should we do if she us still positive by the time of visa expiration ?

Thank you fir your input!

Dear friends! I hope you are all well. I need your advice . After 9 years of waiting my daughter got her visa f11 and is ready to start her life in USA. She is coming on the 3 of February.

we have paid the fee before her arrival .

my question what are my next steps as a sponsor?

what are we supposed to file for? Any advice us highly appreciated!