Read this article. It might help you understand
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/23/nyregion/23citizen.html?pagewanted=2&_r=1
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/23/nyregion/23citizen.html?pagewanted=2&_r=1
Stuck in Name Check ?
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That makes a lot of sense.
I have been reading messages about people waiting for IL for a while and my personal and most likely explanation was that they are going to wait now until the FBI Check has been cleared before they schedule an Interview which I like to be honest but on the other hand it covers their behind because now you can't file a lawsuit anymore ... so either way ...
I have been reading messages about people waiting for IL for a while and my personal and most likely explanation was that they are going to wait now until the FBI Check has been cleared before they schedule an Interview which I like to be honest but on the other hand it covers their behind because now you can't file a lawsuit anymore ... so either way ...
It seems that you only count as "backlog" if you are a case that they can process without any problem whatsoever.
In my case, they "descheduled" my interview because of a USCIS screwup (they District Office "ordered my file" which did not show up in time). Once I was off the "fast track", they appeared to have no interested in me. Interestingly, while waiting for my interview today, the lady beside me had had her early May interview descheduled. While I was able to get mine back on track by leveraging the staff in my senator's office, she paid for a lawyer.
Grrrr.
In my case, they "descheduled" my interview because of a USCIS screwup (they District Office "ordered my file" which did not show up in time). Once I was off the "fast track", they appeared to have no interested in me. Interestingly, while waiting for my interview today, the lady beside me had had her early May interview descheduled. While I was able to get mine back on track by leveraging the staff in my senator's office, she paid for a lawyer.
Grrrr.