kromero2

I think this is a good point, and started me thinking. Has anyone ever reached out to someone who used to work at the Texas Service Center through something like LinkedIn? Maybe it would be worth informally asking them some of these questions, or is it likely they won't say anything? Maybe something like a Reddit AMA?
My thought is if we could hear what is going on from them, we might be able to throw our support in the right direction with writing Congressmen ect...maybe there is something we are missing? I wouldn't be surprised if people processing the forms are just as frustrated with the time discrepancies as us.

Shippingforecast, I don't disagree with anything you said. Some days I feel more at peace with the process than others. Nonetheless, it can be disheartening to see what I think is probably a majority of the people move forward through expedites or CSC while I face being at this same stage for 3-4 more months, while those people have already arrived and are getting married. And I don't think most mean it as bragging, but it certainly feels insensitive to me. I bet I'm not the only one who feels that way. I just ask those people to be sensitive of the feelings of those who are not so fortunate to have this process actually working for them.