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What a waste of our good years! Having not posted anything here for a while, I wish some of those who were here when I last posted have been out of this trap. I have been in this trap for a long time and realized last Fall when some weird scientific calculations pushed the priority date all the...

Interesting, you actually come here and tell us you suck!

I guess that's why he is stuck in India.

I am sure you were lying about the PD of Feb/2006.

Why don't you believe it is a conspiracy? I am sure the time they spend on data entry (first round, second round ...) for each case is probably more than they are going to use to process it. It is such a joke.

Sounds like not being able to catch your breath. But, I am not sure if your claim that you can move to a new employer after the approval of I140 without filing I485 is correct, or maybe I did not understand you correctly.

Problem is you probably do more harm to people here when you sent that kind of message to Senator "Hazel". I don't believe I can teach you anything. But, if you cannot back up your claims, you better not make them.

When you write to people like him, make sure you give him facts instead of guess. No case has ever been pending at BEC for 2 years. For this statement "While people that applied in other states like IL two years after we applied for Green Card, got their labor approved as well as received GC", I...

That's simply the American way of thinking and talking. You will soon watch "World Series" if you are into baseball. Didn't you just read the story that Rumsfield criticized a country with 1.3 billion people for spending $40 billion on defense while his country of fewer than 0.3 billion people...

Understandable. I guess the different fates for cases transferred from CA to Dallas and Philly can be the basis for a law suit. But, I doubt what you can gain from it.

I don't believe this statement is true. It is just unfortunate that your case was sent to Philly rather than Dallas.

For EB2 filed under PERM and approved before end of Sept, I485 can be filed before then even though they probably have to wait for a long time for approval, but AP and EAD can be filed too for those cases.

I don't believe it works that way. Unless their I-485s have been approved, they have to wait in line according to priority date. If your priority date is earlier than theirs, even though you file next year (hopefully), your case will still go before theirs.

Sir, my understanding is that NIW is EB2. However, you can try Extrordinary Ability, which is EB1.

But you also have to ask why she bought that LC in the first place. It is a risky business and she should know it. But I still feel bad for her for losing her legal status.

But both Dallas and Philly BECs are contracted by the same company. And I am pretty sure it will get the contract extended because that's the way all the government contracts work in this country. I am worrying there will be several rounds of extension. But it doesn't matter anymore.

Your lawyer sent you a letter! I bet he/she received the certification a week ago. I hope you can file your I485 in time. Otherwise, the first thing is to fire your lawyer.

Well, as has been mentioned before, applying permanent residency is a privilege not a right for all aliens. It does not mean you cannot sue the government. Some years ago, when a foreign engineer at New York state transprotation department sued INS for denying his NIW case, INS stop processing...

That's absolutely true. And I don't think many citizens care unless they are your friends. Remember the story somewhere about a green card holder complaining too much immigration because she lost her job to an H1B holder.

GCVeteran, I am sharing your pain. I also came to this "dream" country in 1994. I am feeling that the dream has become a nightmare. I applied NIW and was denied due to a judge's rule on an applicant from NY state transportation department. People applied two weeks before me were approved. I...