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i sincerely doubt if I-140 PP processing will ever come back now given the loads of filings that USCIS will witness in the next month. my lawyer mentioned that "usually"amended I-140 filings do not take longer than 2 weeks to get approved. just out of curiosity why are you filing an amended...

interesting...fragomen is also the law firm my company uses....which lawyer are you working with?

doody32 uss this link and you'll know all you need to about filing PERM http://www.flynnclark.com/Perm%20Form%20ver%208%20%202%20Suffolk%20_2_.pdf

any word on your PERM status? I have also filed for PERM in Atlanta and hope not to get stuck for labor processing again. this is my second attempt at green card(i got one from my previous job but have to cancel) and before my EB3 application was stuck in Atlanta for 3 years under RIR. I hope...

thanks for your input but my lawyer is strictly advising me aginst it since i changed jobs. so i am going to continue my new application under eb2. i think my fate is all screwed up....i was so near to getting a green card but now i have to wait again.

I had previously filed for GC under EB3 India under consular processing. my file had reached Bombay consulate but I never got the call from the consulate for the interview because my PD was not current. And now next month my priority date is going to be current again next month BUT i changed...

i had previously filed for GC under EB3 India under consular processing. my file had reached Bombay consulate but I never got the call from the consulate for the interview because my PD was not current. And now next month my priority date is going to be current again next month BUT i changed...

ok you're getting me worried now. i have a filed a PERM application where the primary qualification for the job is MS + 1 year experience and secondary job qualification is BS + 5 years experience. I qualify for this job opportunity both by primary and secondary type. BUT my company has...

what makes you say that DOL will deny the PERM if you're using the same company experience? Section J21 in the PERM application form asks if you're using any of the qualifying experience gained with the employer of the position substantially comparable to the job opportunity requested? Now...

Jacklantern and United Nations - your comments may be incorrect 1. Convincing the DOL that your new position is different enough so that they will recognize your 5 years experience with the same employer who sponsoring the green card. Normally experience with the sponsoring employer is ignored...

my wife's situation was similar. she attended bschool on an h4 visa because she couldn't get an f1 due to pending gc...did an unpaid internship and now she's getting back on an h1 visa with a full time job.

i had a very similar case like yours where i was illegally present for 170 days....yes i barely escaped the 180 day and 3 year bar limit. i went back to bombay india to get my new h1 visa and was approved....no questions asked about my illegal status. i filed for GC using CP and my file...

no i haven't gotten a I-140 approval but i feel confident...though you never know. PD portability, minus revocation of the old I-140, should not be a problem. its the law. i think some folks on this forum have posted their experiences about their PD transfer.

10.2 Is it possible to continue to use experience gained with the same employer as a requirement? Yes. PERM delineates a standard that is similar to that which was used in the past, though it is arguably narrower. The rule adopts a variation of the exception articulated in Delitizer Corp. of...

does your new job require BS + 5 years or MS + 1 year experience? is your new job not comparable and more than 50% different than your old job?

yes, when i said new position and new PERM application....i meant you will have to change your job or get promoted. in my case...i've been with my employer for 7 years in 3 different roles...for my newest position i refiled PERM again under EB2 and now will try to transfer my old EB3 PD...

you're incorrect. you can use experience from your current company as long as the new position for which a new PERM is being filed is at least 50% different from the other positions that you've held within the company. AND you can justify that this new position requires BS +5 years. i...

i believe there will be a lot of folks trying to jump in and take advantage of the labor sub. but remember if your I-140 is pending when the rule is published then no substitution allowed. so watch out for people applying via labor sub. till end of march and utilizing the I-140 premium process...

thanks for the link. it was useful

hi cksrp, because of these namecheck issues and delays, would you recommend going thru the Consular Processing? this is my second attempt at GC. during my first gc application, i applied via CP and my process was complete and my file was at the consulate in 3 months except that PD wasn't...