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I would have checked "b" if I were you. But it may not matter.

Hello, Sorry to hear that you got RFE. On the positive side, somebody may have been assigned to work on your case. Since you got this RFE pretty early, I guess something obvious may have been missing. Check on that. I think that you should have sent all I20's or any other documents which...

Check again the copy of your completed I-485 form you sent. Which box did you check as your application type?

Usually the issue is not whether there is a lawyer willing to do this but whether your employer is willing to sponsor EB1-OR and certify that your position is permanent.

Is the I-94 when you were on F1 the most recent I-94? Or in other words, you have not left US after you got the I-94 with F1, is it right?

Do you have the current I-94 and did you include the copy of that when you file I-485? The current I-94 is the most important.

Also I think that including a brief summary of visa status and employment history since you first entered US is important. You have to show that you have not violated any immigration laws (overstay, work without authorization etc...). That the one thing USCIS looks for during I-485 stage.

Since your case (I guess EB1 OR) doesn't involve LC and you are not from retrogressed country, you don't have to wait for I-140 approval to know your PD. It is the date they received your I-140. In my case, I-140 RD was Feb 14, 2006. My PD was Feb 13, 2006.

Wrong. I-485 should be sent to NSC. But it will be processed either at TSC or at NSC.

Sorry to hear your trouble. If I were you, I would consider filing another petition (e.g. EB1EA) while you resolve this problem.

No. I checked my LUD literally 10 minutes before the approval email. It was Jul 8, 2006. As you may know, many (if not all) people had a LUD on that date.

civ2ru, Thanks for your kind words. I appreciate your contributions to this forum.

I-485 Approved Hi, everybody. I just received email notices that my I-485 as well as my wife's have been approved. Thank you very much for sharing experiences. I'm relieved.

Congratulations! Reaching here within 5 months is quite an accomplishment. Enjoy!!!

From https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/Processtimes.jsp?SeviceCenter=Texas --- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Texas Service Center Processing Dates Posted August 25, 2006 Notice: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services...

I think that will help. Also I think that you can take a blood test with your current doctor with your insurance. That may save you a little money.

From http://www.murthy.com/bulletin.html Original Filing Date is Basis for Processing Time in Transferred Cases There has been some concern over cases transferred to the TSC from other service centers in terms of processing dates - concern as to whether the dates of processing would be...

xihongshi, Don't be confused. The list below are mainly for people who do not have an advanced degree but want to be classified as EB2. If you have an advanced degree, you already met the requirement for EB2. However you have to meet NIW criteria (NYDOT etc...), which is not directly related...

Hi, For those who are still waiting, There have been 2 recent approvals from the 6 VSC-TSC I-140 cases with the same receipt date of mine, Feb 14, 2006. Now all 6 of them saw some actions (either approval or RFE). TSC seems to be clearing up VSC-TSC I-140 cases. The following is the summary...