Im think I figured it out - Page 2

Oh ok I got I'm sorry u were just being sarcastic l! It's kool I don't think u cheated the system and walk in front of the line they're just mad for some reason! It's funny cus legal immigrants that come legally from their countries are saying the same shit about us Dreamers!

To be fair no thread like this has been started. There has been posts with this speculation, but not an entire thread.

Now as pointless as this thread is, and as useless as i believe the info provided is (its just a guess by him) i will play my usual role as the devil's advocate of these forums. If u think about it carefully, USCIS made their timetable and divided their workforce. Now if they expected to have X number of biometrics completed weekly, they would expect to have to go through X number of cases per week. However with the the flood of walk ins they have been having, they now have X(y) number of biometrics done that for week 1's schedule which was only expecting X number of biometrics.

Put it this way...lets day 50% of the scheduled appointments are being done early via walk ins that would drastically slow down the system. Maybe a math wiz can come in here and make a nice formula for me...i used to be a math wiz, but have been outta school for quite some time. I digress...

Week 1. They expect 100 biometrics results so they divide their workforce to tackle 100 packets. However, because 50% of the individuals scheduled for week 2 decided to do a walk in now they have 150 cases to review instead of 100 for week 1. Now remember they ONLY have the resources to tackle 100 applications.

Week 2. Now they have the 50 remaining from week one, plus the 50 that waited for their appointment in week 2, and at this point word begins to spread that walk ins may speed up ur application (perhaps even to the detriment of the person in front of u). Now u have perhaps an even greater percentage of individuals doing walk ins (say 70%). I dont know how accurate my math is, but u can clearly see how an influx can mess up the schedule and slow down the process.

Now this is just a guess, and i really dont think that's the case. However it's not a statement i can completely shun, because there is some common sense to it and it can hold up if u think about it logically.

Whatever, I completely agree. But I also don't blame the people who did walk-ins. If the center near me allowed walk-ins I would probably do one. But they don't, so I'll wait patiently...

Oh ok I got I'm sorry u were just being sarcastic l! It's kool I don't think u cheated the system and walk in front of the line they're just mad for some reason! It's funny cus legal immigrants that come legally from their countries are saying the same shit about us Dreamers!

^ I can see your point. And to add to it, say a person that is actually waiting for his scheduled date has an appointment at the end of the day around 3pm or something, and then all these walk ins happen before his scheduled time, so obviously those earlier walk-ins will have their results sent earlier than the person scheduled At the end of the day and therefore delay that persons approval response. I suppose this is why people who are patiently waiting for their appointments are getting mad. But just like you said, we don't know for sure. It's just an assumption.

There's no slowing down because the inflow of packets never stops, packets are assigned priority, and certain forms have to be adjudicated within a fixed time frame. Having your packet reviewed earlier because you walked in is a completely different issue--you are taking other people's spots, which I am OK with if it's permitted (I don't give a fuck, etc). USCIS guarantees to adjudicate your case within a certain time because they have done the projections and have the sufficient task force to do so--that's why they hired extra employees, so that DACA beneficiaries could have their EADs within 4-6 months.

I would, agree with anyone and anything, if we had proof of these statements.

WE DON'T KNOW!!! That's the only fact.

For the previous statement that I'm home free not exactly, I applied along with two other people and their cases have not been approved, I helped them with their forms, and I feel responsible for that, so I am not home free until I get resolution from that. THE END.

Let's put an end to this shit. If you submit your case, you'll have your case approved or denied within the time period that USCIS specified. If someone cuts in line and gets their shit earlier while you had the very same opportunity then you deserve to wait. I'd make Charles Darwin proud, bitches don't know about my alphaness.

Walking-in is not cutting. There are severable people who turned in their application early who are getting bio appointments even later than those who turned their stuff after. This is because appointments are giving on basis of workload of ASCs. Think a bit son....

At first i thought u were being a douche. Lol

At the end of the day if u qualify then u qualify and that's that. Also the people who already have their appointments scheduled wont be affected. This may delay those without an appointment however (assuming there is any kind of a setback happening).