*RANT ON*
Yes, it is a mess.... My thinking is that it is unfortunate that USCIS is not able to prioritize issuance of EAD/AP for those of us who are assigned to local offices with long processing waits, such as San Francisco (projected waits of 17.5 - 24 months for family based adjustment). To see members receiving both EAD/AP and Greencard nearly simultaneously (no fault of the applicant) illustrates the misallocation and waste of USCIS resources. My question is how difficult is it to recognize which offices are running short greencard processing times and do not need EAD/AP and prioritize the processing of EAD/AP for those with longer waits.
I am happy for my lucky fellow March AOS VJ members who already have Greencards in hand. But why can't USCIS reallocate resources between the local offices to bring Greencard processing times in balance? And, if it really needs to be this way, why can't USCIS prioritizes EAD/AP processing for those with the long local waits.
And when filing an enquiry regarding a case outside of normal processing, why not flag the case and give it priority over issuing a useless EAD/AP cards to those who already have interviews scheduled for a greencard, instead of just ignoring the filing?
*RANT OFF*
Thank you for listening. But my wife is still waiting after 6 months for an EAD/AP card and expects to wait at least another 12 to 18 months for a greencard. I hope you understand my position. I feel a little bit better after getting that off my chest. 🙂
So my case was updated online today. INTERVIEW HAS BEEN SCHEDULED on 27th of August. So can anyone please tell me when should I expect my interview to have been scheduled?? Because my wife is travelling for work in September and comes back 27th September. So looks like it is going to be really tight. Also, in case I need to reschedule, how much of wait should I expect? Please help.
