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AaAbLautChalein
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Davh
It was nice of you to contact isn.org.
As far as volunteering them; it will be difficult for most of us while we are gripping tightly to stick with our jobs. What about you, did you decide to volunteer them ? (just curious)
But if there is some benefit of sending the petition (like a copy of CSC petition) to them, I am sure this board alone will generate significant number of signatures.
Think about it.
It was nice of you to contact isn.org.
As far as volunteering them; it will be difficult for most of us while we are gripping tightly to stick with our jobs. What about you, did you decide to volunteer them ? (just curious)
But if there is some benefit of sending the petition (like a copy of CSC petition) to them, I am sure this board alone will generate significant number of signatures.
Think about it.
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SM’s question
ISN has a history of helping us folks, but before I or anyone commits, we'd like to know what it will take for us to be an active participant.
In other words, what should be the expectations at either side?
Answer:
I do not know. This is something that you will have to talk through with the isn.org members/president. All I know is this info.
http://boards.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?threadid=90912&highlight=isn.org
To AaAbLautChalein
I don’t think that petitions has done anything to change BCIS processing of I-485 so we will have to take it one step further.
Unfortunately I am a single Dad with a one year old baby so time after work is spent by taking care of the kid (If you have a kid then you would know what I am talking about). Otherwise I would definitely volunteer for this.
I agree with your point that people are working to hold on to the jobs. But I am also sure that most people can spend 3-4 hours a week/every two weeks to gather the support a few folks so that we can effectively lobby for 485 timeline reduction with the help of isn.
My two cents
SM’s question
ISN has a history of helping us folks, but before I or anyone commits, we'd like to know what it will take for us to be an active participant.
In other words, what should be the expectations at either side?
Answer:
I do not know. This is something that you will have to talk through with the isn.org members/president. All I know is this info.
http://boards.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?threadid=90912&highlight=isn.org
To AaAbLautChalein
I don’t think that petitions has done anything to change BCIS processing of I-485 so we will have to take it one step further.
Unfortunately I am a single Dad with a one year old baby so time after work is spent by taking care of the kid (If you have a kid then you would know what I am talking about). Otherwise I would definitely volunteer for this.
I agree with your point that people are working to hold on to the jobs. But I am also sure that most people can spend 3-4 hours a week/every two weeks to gather the support a few folks so that we can effectively lobby for 485 timeline reduction with the help of isn.
My two cents