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Why are you worrying, without receiving any RFE? Attorneys know these issues, for which they are getting paid.. contact them, if you are too worried.?

Murthy Takes Action : Education Abroad and I-140s Posted May 02, 2003 The Law Office of Sheela Murthy has obtained information that may prove helpful to many whose I-140 petitions are pending with the BCIS or those whose I-140s were previously denied, because of the absence of a four-year...

Even I noticed LUD dated 9/30/2007 on my H1 (I-129) approved in June 2001. Another LUD dated 10/1/2007 on my pending I-140 from TSC filed in 5/2007. Not sure if this means anything..:cool:

Consult with an experienced immigration attorney.

06/01/2007: NSC's General Guidelines for EB-2 Educational Requirements and EB-3 Education Requirements According to the AILA-NSC Liaison minutes of 04/12/2007, the following standards generally applies in determining EB-2 requirement: (1) U.S. master’s degree – as long as it is in the field...

US Immigration law clearly states that bachelors degree as requirement for Professionals category. Bachelors here in US means 4 years. USCIS is right in correctly interpreting the law and rejecting 3 year degrees for EB2. For all 3 year degree holders, there is solution: Get Labor...

Consult truly experienced immigraion attorneys in order to avoid issues with Labor, I140 clearing in your case.

Consider consulting Murthy Law Firm. They are experts in immigration. I never dealt with them, however.

LaborCleared, See my post again, it was updated with additional information.

Following is the official NSC policy, regarding 3 year degree holders. EB3: If the ETA Form 750 specifies "bachelor’s degree or equivalent," the alien must hold a foreign degree which is equivalent to a U.S. bachelor’s degree. The only exception would be where the ETA Form 750 has been...

My Labor pending in DBEC from Dec 2004 is showing as "Closed" online. 45-day letter was received in July 2006 and replied. Attorney sent a letter in Sep 2006 to DBEC to reopen the case. Does any one know how long it may take to reopen the closed case?