This is Attorny's explanation ...
----I still have some questions about Pilot Program like when it will be implemented or how its imeplemted etc----
The information you are alluding to applies only to "pilot" program and not all concurrent adjudication. In the general concurrent adjudication cases other than the Pilot Program, both I-140 and I-485 are processed and adjudicated together and the processing times are instructed by the HQ to set at the I-140 processing times which is about a year or less in most Service Centers and not I-485 processing times. If this plan works, the I-140/I-485 may take one year or less. We will have to watch very closely.
The pilot program to be launched at CSC for EB cases and the same program to be launched at Dallas District Office for FB cases are targeting at adjudicating cases within 75 days or 90 days from the date of filing. In these cases, biometric proceeding and security clearance are triggered immediately upon receiving in the EB cases and interview is conducted at the time of filing in the FB cases. Under the plan, some cases may be approved even prior to complete security or crime clearnce but once the problem is detected, they plan to revoke (cancel) the approval. The pilot program is indeed excessively agreesive under the present environment.
However, both the Pilot program and the general concurrent adjudication program are launched on the same logical premises, to wit, that preventing further backlogs from the frontends could general contribute to the gradual reducation of the current backlog. We'll see how it works.
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