nickoxx
Member
Great!
Nice.
Yup, I hope they will contact you sooner than later.
I read above they can also promise you to speed up your case if you dismiss it. In that case first I'd get a letter from them where they agree to finish processing your case within certain period of time i.e. 2-3 weeks.
But anyway please keep us updated.
BTW, I just made another infopass appointment for Jan 4. By that time I plan to finish with my Complaint and to prepare everything. I want just to go there and tell them that time is up and either they do something or I will file a complaint within a week. I hope they will notify an officer that they are already 120 days late and I hope officer will contact me. But if not I will go to DC without any hesitation.
Based on my past experience (and others' as well) with that Infopass crap, I'm pretty much positive that your visit would be just "give a kiss to a USCIS' door handler". Unless your office is more professional (which I doubt).
Believe me, these first point clerks (at Infopass) don't give a damn f***ing shit on your problems and they won't pass that info to your "buddy officer". But if you want, you can try (so you won't blame me for keeping you from).
I was under the same impression for our last Infopass, which turned out to be piece of crap and waste of the time.
Few days after we filed a complaint, I've called USCIS on behalf of my wife and asked about my wife's case status, giving them my feedback about these f***ing useless Infopasses and, to my surprise, they agreed with that. The Tier 2 supervisor was even already to submit request for expediting my wife's case (well, I didn't inform him that the complaint has been filed out already). I was just curious if there were any "red flags" with my wife's application and he said "No", offering expediting. To which I said "Don't worry, buddy and ciao!"
For dismissal: if they contact my wife, I've instructed her (she doesn't speak English as good as I do), to make a stipulation on dismissal only if they put down in paper or e-mail something like they promise/guarantee the positive final approval/Oath date. If not, I'm gonna go to any extent in terms of court hearing, no matter how long it takes. I'm fed up with this BS and will assist my wife in court (hopefully the judge will allow so).