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Originally Posted by JJ Glo
You're about to exhaust every option, before the expected processing time is over lol
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When you want something, you go after it. U just don't sit there and wait for other people to do it for you.
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Originally Posted by Djkuks
Then why is it that 70% of apps that have not been approve have a w/walk in?
There is a time frame that the cycle is supposed to take. I am aware that its not working since applications are all over the place. It makes sence that they do appoinments for a reason. No its not to control people lining up at uscis bio's office but to control the flow of biometrics coming in. The agents handle a certain quote. This is were human mistakes come in. They feel overwhelmed with the extra bio's they need to approve. They might skip a few, There are no computer reminders on their system telling them "this application is ready with biomentrics" Apps are hard paper files not computerized files! This is why their system is not very efficient with all the applications coming in. |
This was taken from the Lockbox Intake Processing Questions and Answers found here. So, unless USCIS is providing incorrect information about how they operate, I'm going to assume they are no longer shuffling paper.
What is the step-by-step intake process that occurs once a petition is received at a Lockbox Facility?
The Lockbox Service provider performs the following activities when processing incoming applications:
- Receive, open, sort and stage mail.
- Prepare and scan documents.
- Enter document data in system from scanned images.
- Accept or reject applications and related fees based on business rules.
- Balance applications and fees.
- Deposit payments to the U.S. Treasury
- Send receipt notices for accepted applications to the applicant and designated representative.
- Return rejected applications to the applicant or designated representative.
- Transmit application data to USCIS and payment data to U.S. Department of Treasury.
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Originally Posted by Southern Bulldog
Im new to this. What is an infopass and what is the purpose or why and how would you get one?
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Originally Posted by AJinCT
Could be. But I'll tell you one thing... when I reach the 6 month mark + 1 day, I will be filing a writ of mandamus against them. While you might be still sitting there with your arms crossed... waiting.
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Too bad the service request you filed was pre-mature. There are steps that need to be followed if you want to file a "Writ of Mandamus" You are trying to fast forward everything. They have already responded to your case, they said WAIT. They are not neglecting you. You can't file a Mandamus if they are still working on your case, hell you can't file one surely a day after the processing time is over.
After 6 months, you can start the long process of inquiring about your case, like service request, fax inquiry, etc.. Then, maybe several months after that, a Writ of Mandamus.
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I hit today the 90 day mark from the day they received my application but apparently this 90 day mark is applicable if you've been approved for DACA first, and USCIS has 90 days to respond back to you about EAD. Be patient people, when I get approved or not, you will all know 
Application sent: 8/31/12
Application received: 9/4/12
Biometrics :10/1/12 (no walk-in)
EAD: PENDING
DACA: PENDING
Application sent: 8/31/12
Application received: 9/4/12
Biometrics :10/1/12 (no walk-in)
EAD: PENDING
DACA: PENDING
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Originally Posted by AJinCT
An infopass is an appointment at a local USCIS office. You make the infopass appointment online and go there in person when there's a problem with your case.
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which you will soon enough!! but no one really knows how DACA process works just hang in there! FYI.. a close friend of mine filled after me.. as soon as she got her bios letter i told her to do a walk in.. she mentioned a friend of here actually worked at a USCIS office and suggested not to do a walk in, that the offices (lockbox) have messed up on the A#.. i still can't understand what she ment.. i though we were going off receipt#..
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