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I guess they will not disclose the exact status. All they can tell is if it is under processing. So I would suggest that you should have patience and if they do not reopen your dependent 485, you should call them again. All I can say is what my lawyer (belongs to a very prestigious law firm)...

It is usually calendar days. But because of December (holiday month), their processing has slowed down a lot. (For e.g. my approval letter was mailed by them on 12/23/2004 even though they approved my case on 12/17/2004, as per the post office stamp on the envelope). so you should add atleast 15...

It will be reported on the 485 status. So keep tracking the 485 application.

There is no prescribed time limit but if someone does not get stamp for long time (I dont know what this long time is), USCIS may consider the case to be abandoned. I think 2 months should be OK. Usually most people get their stamping done from 15 days to a month. I doubt USCIS cares for another...

Just send me a Private Message or if you like write an email at dazzling_immigration@yahoo.com (let me know through a PM that you have sent me an email, I usually do not look at this email box for days)

Well since no LUDs have changed, you case has not come up for processing yet. And anyone can guess this ....

As far as I know, a senator has to issue a bill in the senate for this. The senate must approve it and the president must sign it, for it to be implemented. I am not sure if any senator has already done this, or is planning to do this. I am also not aware of the timelines involved (i.e. if one...

If you get denied, you can stop working and file a MTR on your application. As long as the final decision is not taken on your case, you are eligible to stay and upto a maximum of 6 months. But you need to have a valid AP for travel (if you want to travel during this time frame). During the...

140 LUDs - 03/25/2004 - Application entered in system (RD 03/17/2004 and ND 03/22/2004) - 08/06/2004 - NO CHANGE - 10/01/2004 - NO CHANGE IN MESSAGE (140 denied - based on letter date) - 10/04/2004 - NO CHANGE IN MESSAGE (140 denial letter mailed - based on stamp on the envelope)...

NO. If he has filed a 485 for himself, he can get a EAD and work on that. He cannot extend his H1, unless he has a labor pending in his name for more then 365 days prior to the last day his H1 expires.

I would say that you should call the customer service and try to talk to the CSC officer. As many people (including myself) have done, it is quite easy. Since your case is a complicated one, you have the right to know the time from here (also they have not told you the new timeline from here)...

My MTR got accepted in 35 days. I think they can take anywhere from 30 days to 60-65 days. Have a little patience and something should pan out soon. Best of luck.

I read your entire thread and all I can tell you is my experience - my 140 was denied by the advisor on 08/06/2004 (I dont have a proof of this, this was told by my new lawyer who had filed my MTR, it looks she found out from VSC - I have requested a FOIA for this) and I received the denial...

There is no harm in carrying both. You should show the current, but carry the other and show if asked to do so.

In that case my guess would be that they are shelving your file for the period that the PD becomes current. But your guess is as good as mine. I am not sure why LUDs will change on an approved 140. It will change on an approved 485 for card related activities, but changes to 140 after approval...

I dont think it matters. My case is approved, my wifes not. Her visa history is pretty simple - H1B all throughout and she does not have any 140 pending for her own. I know that her name check was not completed. So I guess they just approved my case and left her out.

I was told by the VSC rep that my case was approved, and two days later the status did change to approved. I think they know what they are saying and they should be giving you correct information.

I replied to your PM. Basically there are always two updates when the status changes. So the second LUD is almost always there. But now I have looked at your signature and see that your 140 dates is changing after it has been approved for some time. I dont know what these mean. Maybe they are...

Please see my post in the other thread you created. Best wishes.

I am extremely sad to hear this. Dont loose hope and tell us what the labor says and what are your education details. You can still appeal the denial for 140 if you think that the denial is unjust. But you need to act fast as you have only 33 days from the denial date to submit your appeal...