until the 485s that were FPed around your FP date are approved.
Everybody agrees that calling them
doesn\'t make any
difference to his/her case. So, why waste your time (and ofcourse,
their time) ?
Tell me what you gain by checking whether FPs are in the system ?
Can you
request that IIO to generate a new FP notice if it is not in the
system? Or if it is in the
system, can you ask them to assign to an officer ? Will they
oblige ?
If they do, I agree, calling makes sense. Has anyone had any
success generating
new FP notice or getting the case assigned through IIOs ?
If I am in their position, I will get pissed off if I receive calls continously just to check
whether their FPs are in the system. It\'s like calling the airline and asking whether
your seat is there in the airplane.
Doesn\'t matter whether it takes 2-3 weeks or 1-2 months or 1 - 2 years. Only sensible
thing do is as follows :
Just be patient and wait till the approvals of 485s that were FPed around your
FP date come thru. If yours doesn\'t come thru, then it is a valid reason to call them.
Otherwise, you will get the same frustrated answer somebody on other thread got viz.
"don\'t be surprised if your case takes an year". Obviously, it is an answer given
out of frustration. Or if that IIO is not tired yet, you may get a better answer
"we are currently very backed up".....what good is it to spend an hour trying
to call them ?
Everybody agrees that calling them
doesn\'t make any
difference to his/her case. So, why waste your time (and ofcourse,
their time) ?
Tell me what you gain by checking whether FPs are in the system ?
Can you
request that IIO to generate a new FP notice if it is not in the
system? Or if it is in the
system, can you ask them to assign to an officer ? Will they
oblige ?
If they do, I agree, calling makes sense. Has anyone had any
success generating
new FP notice or getting the case assigned through IIOs ?
If I am in their position, I will get pissed off if I receive calls continously just to check
whether their FPs are in the system. It\'s like calling the airline and asking whether
your seat is there in the airplane.
Doesn\'t matter whether it takes 2-3 weeks or 1-2 months or 1 - 2 years. Only sensible
thing do is as follows :
Just be patient and wait till the approvals of 485s that were FPed around your
FP date come thru. If yours doesn\'t come thru, then it is a valid reason to call them.
Otherwise, you will get the same frustrated answer somebody on other thread got viz.
"don\'t be surprised if your case takes an year". Obviously, it is an answer given
out of frustration. Or if that IIO is not tired yet, you may get a better answer
"we are currently very backed up".....what good is it to spend an hour trying
to call them ?