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Immigration
EAD (WorkPermit)
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I-765 Received by USCIS 14-Dec-19, no EAD for at least another 3-9 months
We filed for me to become a Lawful Permanent Resident (AKA Green Card) through my husband who just became a citizen 03-Dec-18.
The USCIS receipt date on each of the I79-C documents is 14-Dec-18.
Biometrics appointment was 7-Jan-19, which I attended and completed the necessary scans and imaging.
We had an InfoPass appointment at our local USCIS Field Office last week (04/11/19), and the Representative looked at our case and said it would take up to another nine months before I would receive my EAD.
I find that USCIS has no integrity. Their core values include Integrity, Respect, Innovation, and Vigilance.
I don't see how forcing humans into a form of incarceration as being Respectful. As a government department which runs solely from fees collected, how can they proudly publish their daily achievement, where millions of humans are subject to the anxiety surrounding the uncertainty of their futures. This 'waiting' affects their sponsors, children, parents, and friends who all worry about their loved one who has finally begun the process of becoming a Citizen, sometimes after decades of waiting, to only be put in a position where they can't work (or in my case I had to resign), they lose their driver's license, they have no document proving their legal presence and they provide estimates on processing times, without forecasting growth.
Considering that USCIS is funded by fees paid by sponsors, and these fees have increased significantly faster than inflation, why are processing times taking longer.
The USCIS receipt date on each of the I79-C documents is 14-Dec-18.
Biometrics appointment was 7-Jan-19, which I attended and completed the necessary scans and imaging.
We had an InfoPass appointment at our local USCIS Field Office last week (04/11/19), and the Representative looked at our case and said it would take up to another nine months before I would receive my EAD.
I find that USCIS has no integrity. Their core values include Integrity, Respect, Innovation, and Vigilance.
I don't see how forcing humans into a form of incarceration as being Respectful. As a government department which runs solely from fees collected, how can they proudly publish their daily achievement, where millions of humans are subject to the anxiety surrounding the uncertainty of their futures. This 'waiting' affects their sponsors, children, parents, and friends who all worry about their loved one who has finally begun the process of becoming a Citizen, sometimes after decades of waiting, to only be put in a position where they can't work (or in my case I had to resign), they lose their driver's license, they have no document proving their legal presence and they provide estimates on processing times, without forecasting growth.
Considering that USCIS is funded by fees paid by sponsors, and these fees have increased significantly faster than inflation, why are processing times taking longer.
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