On March, 2002, My wife and I have filed my I485 application to USCIS
(United States Citizenship and Immigration Service).
A few weeks later, we got the receipt dated March 26th, 2002 from USCIS
Texas Service Center. From that time, we waited for more than 850 days
without any update. Then our cases was transferred to USCIS Miami Local
office on July 13th, 2004.
According to USCIS official website, Miami Local office is currently
processing
case with receipt date of August 2003. This means my case is way ahead of it:
510 days or one and half year ahead. USCIS official website also indicated
that:
If you filed your case 30 days or more before the date shown on the chart,
and you have not received a request for evidence, a decision, or another
notice in the last thirty days, please call our National Customer Service
Center at 1-800-375-5283€
Therefore, on August 20th, 2004, after my case was transferred for more than
30 days, I
called the National Customer Service Center. And they sent a case inquiry to
Miami for
me. But more than a 40 days passed and I still haven€t got any reply yet.
Therefore went to a congressman's office asking for help to ask Miami Local office why our case
are pending
with a receipt date 510 days earlier than its official processing time.
But when I came in the office and told a lady about everything, she refused help
me because
she think the transfer date (July 2004) of my case should be considered
instead of my
original receipt date (March 2002). I told her that USCIS customer service
told me that
the original receipt date (March 2002) should be used to compare with Miami's
processing
time. Then she said those employees working for Homeland Security department
is wrong and
she is right even she doesn't work for homeland security department.
I told her if she could write her reason on a paper and sign it. She refused
and even
called the security officer. When the security officer came in, I told the
security officer
what happened very calmly and under her supervision, Yolander wrote the
reason on a paper
and signed. Then I left your office.
(United States Citizenship and Immigration Service).
A few weeks later, we got the receipt dated March 26th, 2002 from USCIS
Texas Service Center. From that time, we waited for more than 850 days
without any update. Then our cases was transferred to USCIS Miami Local
office on July 13th, 2004.
According to USCIS official website, Miami Local office is currently
processing
case with receipt date of August 2003. This means my case is way ahead of it:
510 days or one and half year ahead. USCIS official website also indicated
that:
If you filed your case 30 days or more before the date shown on the chart,
and you have not received a request for evidence, a decision, or another
notice in the last thirty days, please call our National Customer Service
Center at 1-800-375-5283€
Therefore, on August 20th, 2004, after my case was transferred for more than
30 days, I
called the National Customer Service Center. And they sent a case inquiry to
Miami for
me. But more than a 40 days passed and I still haven€t got any reply yet.
Therefore went to a congressman's office asking for help to ask Miami Local office why our case
are pending
with a receipt date 510 days earlier than its official processing time.
But when I came in the office and told a lady about everything, she refused help
me because
she think the transfer date (July 2004) of my case should be considered
instead of my
original receipt date (March 2002). I told her that USCIS customer service
told me that
the original receipt date (March 2002) should be used to compare with Miami's
processing
time. Then she said those employees working for Homeland Security department
is wrong and
she is right even she doesn't work for homeland security department.
I told her if she could write her reason on a paper and sign it. She refused
and even
called the security officer. When the security officer came in, I told the
security officer
what happened very calmly and under her supervision, Yolander wrote the
reason on a paper
and signed. Then I left your office.