INS has slowed down

My observation is that INS takes up different tasks from time to time. For example, it appears that they are doing EAD and AP now a days. EAD processing dates went from Jan to June in the matter of weeks. They should be bringing those people back to 485 soon.
 
Earlier I read somewhere on thisboard that before moving the
JIT processing date for I-485 to october generally INS cleans up allold cases.
If that is the case we are not seeing new approvals then all our friend like PCEE should reveive thir approval soon. We need to see something moving.
 
"My observation is that INS takes up different tasks from time to time. For example, it appears that they are doing EAD and AP now a days. EAD processing dates went from Jan to June in the matter of weeks. They should be bringing those people back to 485 soon."-goodsaint


INS is procedural and not object oriented.INS do not set priortiy between EAD , AP , or 485.There are people working on each of these at same time.The delay in 485 approval is not related to EAD,or AP processing.
 
that is not true. INS frequently assigns people for different tasks from time to time. EAD was stuck at Jan 2002 for long time, all of a sudden it moved to June 2002. INS clerks can not become so efficient all of a suden, INS must have assigned more people for this task.
 
Let us know any document from ins or any resource that suggest
that "INS frequently assigns people for different tasks from time to time".and that too every couple of month.
Back it by facts.not by assumptions.
 
facts.....

when our case is done on file maintenence it goes to workload distribution the INS supervisor will advise the adjudicators and workload distribution of current operating priorities, therefore when an adjudicator makes a request for work the workload ditribution will able to fill and distribute base upon priorities and the amount of work requested, expedited cases are separated from reg.case and route directly to INS for immediate processing
 
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