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Filed Labor around 4 years ago. 485 2 years ago. Got the approval notice today. Life is good. My finger prints had expired for more than six months, so after repeated inquiries got a notice and did FP2 on 23rd Feb. That was EB2/RIR This is a great forum. Thanks to all. -oz

yes and yes. -oz

2nd FP notices received Guys, I sent a fax to Barbara Boxer's office regarding scheduling my second finger prints (which USCIS had conviniently forgotten to send me after the first set expired more than 6 months ago). Barbara's office did follow up with an inquiry and kept me updated about...

Congratulations. Did you automatically get a 2nd FP scheduled or did you have to ask for it from USCIS? Thanks, Oz

I'm waiting for FP2 as well. I got this reply to my Division XII email inquiry: --- The applicants will be receiving an appointment notice for a fingerprint within the next 120 days, depending on the schedule for the applicant's particular ASC. If you have not received any notice...

thanks, zoro

Congratulations, zoro, Could you point me to the contact info of Mike Honda (fax #, phone #) Did you communicate with him via fax? or on the phone? Thanks, Oz

sure does, thanks sarmad -oz

sarmad, was your inquiry a 'second level inquiry' or was it another first level inquiry to the same fax# as your first? thanks, oz

mee too My RFE was received by INS on 8/17. I think I'm gonna wait another week till I send the fax enquiry.

RFE for WAC03140, AOS I got an RFE sometime last week for W2's and a biography form that was not completely filled in. I sent the docs to my lawyer late last week, so hopefully the RFE reply will be posted this week. Only catch is that my fingerprinting was done on May 15th 2003, and was...

http://www.lewslaw.com/US_Immigration_Updates.htm#12242003a -oz

I'v been on this board for quite a while and I haven't seen any indications that 'sequential' filing is faster than concurrent. Unless you are going with consular processing, I would recommend you file 485 asap. Among other reasons, this would start your 'clock' on your 485, and once you...

I agree Thanks, 140_takes_4ever, I get the point. -Oz

goodsaint Plenty of information is not equal to the right information. I was just seeking opinions/experiences of people who have been in this situation by choice or by compulsion. I thought thats what this message board is for. Cheers, -Oz :rolleyes:

I have my I-485 pending with CSC since April '03. I am a resident of the Bay Area. Does AC21 allow me to change my job and relocate to a different location in the country ? Would I in this case have to restart my GC application from scratch ? Thanks in advance, Oz

rcodavali processing times: I-140D : 2 weeks - 6 months EAD : 3 -4 months AP : 3 -4 months 485 : 2+ years EAD/AP may be approved before the I140 is but you may only use it to change your job 6 months from filing 485 or your I140 is approved, whichever comes later...

Darn this thing got posted twice. Cleared this one up. - Oz

I-140 RFEs depend on your application, rather than wheather you did concurrent filing or not. I have been on this board quite a while now, and I have seen that RFEs are usually given for company financials, job descriptions etc. RFEs are usually more common in substitution labor cases, for...

Mingjing Portability is based in I-140 approval + I-485 pending for 180+ days. EAD can be received before I-140 approval, but using AC-21 (the portability law) requires that I-140 has been approved. Hence the EAD may not be used to change your job unless the I-140 is approved _and_ it's...