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seriously, here is the deal with VSC.....the center is physically located in a remote location that suffered extreme infrastructure damage year last and from which the area has yet to recover....roads, bridges, buildings, the entire area was wrecked.
add to this the fact that the center is overwhelmed and is poorly managed and you end up with slow service.
and, if your case falls into one of the commonly experienced 'black holes' at VSC, then you can expect to wait years, not months, for processing.
the entire operation is a disgrace and needs to be closed down and a new service center opened up in a more urban location where a competent workforce and basic infrastructure/public services exist.

look, here is the deal with VSC...it is located in a very, very rural part of an already rural state....sort of like on the edge of civilization, the last outpost before the great darkness, the end of the road, where the sun don't shine no more, etc....you get my drift.
there is no way you could ever convince me that they can find competent employees there...I am sure they're good at something, like maybe building igloos or inbreeding...but paperwork obviously is not their forte.
plus, year last, they suffered great flooding (even Providence is disgusted with them) that cut off all their connections with the outside world, cut roads, no electricity, no communications....and they lost what little vestiges of civilization they had....not that in their inbred condition they actually noticed.
also, their broken computer system is totally, and I mean totally, beyond repair.
How many work there?....800 or so...?....we as a people would be better off putting all of them on permanent welfare, a station in life the local denizen are familiar and comfortable with, and moving the entire operation closer to civilization.....like Boston or someplace.

look, here is the deal with VSC...it is located in a very, very rural part of an already rural state....sort of like on the edge of civilization, the last outpost before the great darkness, the end of the road, where the sun don't shine no more, etc....you get my drift.
there is no way you could ever convince me that they can find competent employees there...I am sure they're good at something, like maybe building igloos or inbreeding...but paperwork obviously is not their forte.
plus, year last, they suffered great flooding (even Providence is disgusted with them) that cut off all their connections with the outside world, cut roads, no electricity, no communications....and they lost what little vestiges of civilization they had....not that in their inbred condition they actually noticed.
also, their broken computer system is totally, and I mean totally, beyond repair.
How many work there?....800 or so...?....we as a people would be better off putting all of them on permanent welfare, a station in life the local denizen are familiar and comfortable with, and moving the entire operation closer to civilization.....like Boston or someplace.

I suggest you study the "Caste System" in India...they make us look like rookies.

I suggest you study the "Caste System" in India...they make us look like rookies.

I'm calling total BS on this lame troll.
check out his other posts.......a couple of days ago it was kenya mentioned....please.
then all of a sudden it is some place called 'eretria'
I will assume the troll just misspelled 'eritrea'....at least that place is on the same continent as kenya.

the form I-290B appears to be the form to use if one has their I485 application denied for a green card.
the fee shows as now being $585.
here is a link to the form.
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD
the form itself has options from letters A to F for the type of apeal or motion being made.
I am having a hard time finding any postings of appeals or motions made by website members and what forms were used.
apparently the appeal must be made to the office that issued the deniel while documentation supporting the appeal must be sent to a washington, dc office.
also, it appears a request for oral argument before the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) can be made.
in any event, the form and directions for completing it look like someone that is well versed in immigration law should be consulted before making any appeal or motion.
anyway, that is my take on the form.
correct me or make any additions or comments if anyone likes.

the form I-290B appears to be the form to use if one has their I485 application denied for a green card.
the fee shows as now being $585.
here is a link to the form.
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD
the form itself has options from letters A to F for the type of apeal or motion being made.
I am having a hard time finding any postings of appeals or motions made by website members and what forms were used.
apparently the appeal must be made to the office that issued the deniel while documentation supporting the appeal must be sent to a washington, dc office.
also, it appears a request for oral argument before the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) can be made.
in any event, the form and directions for completing it look like someone that is well versed in immigration law should be consulted before making any appeal or motion.
anyway, that is my take on the form.
correct me or make any additions or comments if anyone likes.