Comments on: Naturalization Interview Times Now Include Weekends and After Business Hours http://thevisabulletin.com/2008/03/naturalization-interviews-expanded-hours/ Immigration Law Updates Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:32:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: macoy http://thevisabulletin.com/2008/03/naturalization-interviews-expanded-hours/comment-page-1/#comment-414 macoy Tue, 01 Apr 2008 07:21:37 +0000 http://thevisabulletin.com/2008/naturalization-appointments-expanded-hours/#comment-414 i am a f2b category i almost wait for so many years . and my prioritry date is october 98 in the philippines . how long for me to wait if my priority date become current? tnaks i am a f2b category i almost wait for so many years . and my prioritry date is october 98 in the philippines . how long for me to wait if my priority date become current?

tnaks

]]> By: jojo http://thevisabulletin.com/2008/03/naturalization-interviews-expanded-hours/comment-page-1/#comment-415 jojo Thu, 27 Mar 2008 01:23:47 +0000 http://thevisabulletin.com/2008/naturalization-appointments-expanded-hours/#comment-415 The sons and daughters of American citizens waiting time (petitions) seems too long ( now its 15 years and more) the U.S. government should do something about this since immigrants petition takes only 5 years, although there are back logs in the numbers of availability, still U.S. citizens should be given priorities than those of other ciitizens (immigrants) now if it is impossible to do so can we just look into the professional backgrounds for those would be petitions especially right now that the U.S. is experiencing a down trend in their economy these professionals waiting in the Phils. can most likely help in one way or another. Or we can also look into the possibility that the U.S. government should put up diplomatic ties with Canada as substitute place for U.S. citizens/ immigrants since Canadian government is in need to fill up their population requirements. Thank you very much. Jojo Bautista The sons and daughters of American citizens waiting time (petitions) seems too long ( now its 15 years and more) the U.S. government should do something about this since immigrants petition takes only 5 years, although there are back logs in the numbers of availability, still U.S. citizens should be given priorities than those of other ciitizens (immigrants) now if it is impossible to do so can we just look into the professional backgrounds for those would be petitions especially right now that the U.S. is experiencing a down trend in their economy these professionals waiting in the Phils. can most likely help in one way or another. Or we can also look into the possibility that the U.S. government should put up diplomatic ties with Canada as substitute place for U.S. citizens/ immigrants since Canadian government is in need to fill up their population requirements. Thank you very much. Jojo Bautista

]]> By: the problemwithcaring http://thevisabulletin.com/2008/03/naturalization-interviews-expanded-hours/comment-page-1/#comment-416 the problemwithcaring Mon, 24 Mar 2008 23:23:13 +0000 http://thevisabulletin.com/2008/naturalization-appointments-expanded-hours/#comment-416 The Bush admin. has given you a serious case of the "lowered expectations." Because there's been a muzzle on every employee at every federal bureaucracy over the past 7 years, hearing someone talk about ANYTHING during a period of controversy may seem like a breathe of fresh air. But don't breathe too deeply. Rather than refute the NY Times on specific charges or address their concerns, Mr. Gonzalez basically offered up a knee-jerk defense of the indefensible. Don't believe me though - just read the hundred + comments from some of our "would-be" fellow Americans. The Bush admin. has given you a serious case of the “lowered expectations.” Because there’s been a muzzle on every employee at every federal bureaucracy over the past 7 years, hearing someone talk about ANYTHING during a period of controversy may seem like a breathe of fresh air.

But don’t breathe too deeply. Rather than refute the NY Times on specific charges or address their concerns, Mr. Gonzalez basically offered up a knee-jerk defense of the indefensible.

Don’t believe me though – just read the hundred + comments from some of our “would-be” fellow Americans.

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