Mind boggling statistics : How USCIS keeps track of those decision cannot be made cases

madh4

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Out of curiosity i was seeing the Naturalization data for last 4 years

year n400 filed approved rejected

2006 730,642 702,589 120,712
2007 1,382,993 660,477 89,683
2008 525,786 1,046,539 121,283
2009 570,442 743,715 109,813

I consider this forum to be the best. Consider the number of applicants vs number of people in the forum. One can safely conclude 1 in 2000 is in this forum.This year too almost 600,000 will be filing for Naturalization.

Recently in Chicago there is jump of "Decision cannot be made cases". How does USCIS follow up these cases. Or our files will be in one corner of DO and forgotten.
 
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Out of curiosity i was seeing the Naturalization data for last 4 years

year n400 filed approved rejected

2006 730,642 702,589 120,712
2007 1,382,993 660,477 89,683
2008 525,786 1,046,539 121,283
2009 570,442 743,715 109,813

I consider this forum to be the best. Consider the number of applicants vs number of people in the forum. One can safely conclude 1 in 2000 is in this forum.This year too almost 600,000 will be filing for Naturalization.

Recently in Chicago there is jump of "Decision cannot be made cases". How does USCIS follow up these cases. Or our files will be in one corner of DO and forgotten.
 
How USCIS keeps track of those decision cannot be made cases?

... Nowadays with computers, many things can be done. For example, if you click on a person's name in this forum, you can find all their posts. Similarly, I am sure the CIS systems can find all open cases for an IO with a similar click of a button. The question is whether they use such a feature often ... I guess YES, but if their backlog is high, it might make them miss one or two here and there.
 
Also, USCIS likely runs reports on a period basis that shows them how many cases are pending and for how long they are pending.
 
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