About DOL petition...

[noun]

Folks,

I hope that Rajiv will purge the comments before sending the petition to DOL. Many of them have typos or/and written in broken English.

The overall impression is : we are highly skilled professionals with super-duper college degrees who have stayed in this country for years but still ain't speaka any English...

Also, some comments reveal that their authors don't understand the process, i.e. LC is referred as LCA while the LCA is a part of H1B visa process not related to the permanent residency process anyhow.

 

[Hexamon]

Totally agree. Petition lacks legislative language (would not go so far to call it a "broken"), strong facts, statistics (thus, it was said you shall bend stats to your benefit) and what's most important - any practical solutions. Government is not for solving problems, it's for being lobbed for certain solutions.

This petition will not serve any purpose at all, other than annoying the receiver and making him/her/them to be even more stubborn to finding any sensible way out. I don't get this. What is the point of goalless petitions?

Here's my two cents:
1. We need a thread to discuss major points to go to the petition
2. We need someone (better someone's - 2-3 members) to volunteer to collect main points from [1] and compile them in a single document. Those will be petition moderators (or teamleaders if you please). Teams never achieve anything, teamleaders do.
3. Further, moderators should research those points and strengthen them with real facts/statistical data.
4. Propose 2 or 3 possible solutions. One of them should be a real solution, the other 2 just emphases the fact that there are other options and they've been explored.
5. Petition should be taken to number of (3-4) of skilled immigration lowers. They will analyze it and provide their input(s). Those should then be compiled in a final document.
6. Then we need to determine concrete organizations/individuals the petition should be sent to, not hypothetical "whomever's concerned".
7. it should be realized that a petition is a drop in an ocean, it will take many other petiotion(s) and other forms of lobby to achieve anything.

 

[meg_z]

Is there a way to tell

a 245(i) case from regular cases at the LC stage? If yes, separating the two and giving processing preference to non-245(i) cases would be one solution.

 

[RahulatDC]

Originally posted by noun
Folks,

I hope that Rajiv will purge the comments before sending the petition to DOL. Many of them have typos or/and written in broken English.

The overall impression is : we are highly skilled professionals with super-duper college degrees who have stayed in this country for years but still ain't speaka any English...

Also, some comments reveal that their authors don't understand the process, i.e. LC is referred as LCA while the LCA is a part of H1B visa process not related to the permanent residency process anyhow.

I hope and sure Rajiv team is going to work on petition before actually submitting to whomever they are going to submit it, Its really sad to read those comments and found how much frustrated people are with this lengthy process, and how much its affecting people life, who cares about typo or the legal terms people use, not me atleast.