Any Recent approval from denver DOL ???
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Is your labor regular?
I believe Denver federal is processed from Dallas DOL. Dallas is processing cases received by them from March 2000. So its another 4 years before Denver federal gets approved. Sounds ridiculous to me. Never heard of such a long process. Correct me if I am saying something wrong.
I believe Denver federal is processed from Dallas DOL. Dallas is processing cases received by them from March 2000. So its another 4 years before Denver federal gets approved. Sounds ridiculous to me. Never heard of such a long process. Correct me if I am saying something wrong.
This was my situation with regard to Labor (eb2/ rir).
I filed in Jun 2002, got approval in Dec 2003 ( I believe there was a RFE and i still dont know what it was about). My RFE was right around Aug 03 when the case should have been transfered to
the state level had there been no rfe. Instead there was a rfe.
In my case, I think federal and state levels were processed by CO SESA & Denver DOL respectively. I also thought it would go to Dallas but somehow it doesnt seem like that happened since my case got approved.
What do your lawyers think??
Dilbert
I filed in Jun 2002, got approval in Dec 2003 ( I believe there was a RFE and i still dont know what it was about). My RFE was right around Aug 03 when the case should have been transfered to
the state level had there been no rfe. Instead there was a rfe.
In my case, I think federal and state levels were processed by CO SESA & Denver DOL respectively. I also thought it would go to Dallas but somehow it doesnt seem like that happened since my case got approved.
What do your lawyers think??
Dilbert
Hi All,
I dont see a rational behind moving cases from a faster processing center to slower one. Is it bcos Dallas does some special review.
Also how far it is true that the cases are relly being transferred to Dallas. Are there any cases where we have evidence of transfers from Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming, Utah or North Dakota to Dallas instead of Denver
I dont see a rational behind moving cases from a faster processing center to slower one. Is it bcos Dallas does some special review.
Also how far it is true that the cases are relly being transferred to Dallas. Are there any cases where we have evidence of transfers from Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming, Utah or North Dakota to Dallas instead of Denver
Just my 2 cents,
During the process when I had a doubt on whether my case would be sent to dallas, I just asked my law firm and they said my case did not go to dalas. So, if I were you and need to know an answer reg a particular case, I would just ask my lawyers.
As always, you are the best judge of the situation
dilbert
During the process when I had a doubt on whether my case would be sent to dallas, I just asked my law firm and they said my case did not go to dalas. So, if I were you and need to know an answer reg a particular case, I would just ask my lawyers.
As always, you are the best judge of the situation
dilbert
Pinky Patel
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my rir got approved from montana in 2 weeks and then my lawyer said it was sent to dallas dol . but she said it is still in rir and dallas is now doing jan 2003 for rir. but i know another person in montana(who is in non-IT) got labor apprved in rir from denver in 2 months. we have no way but to wait .
Pinky You are right
Yes pinky, you are right. this is exactly what i found out.
all Tech cases have been sent to Dallas for federal labor. In my company people who work in hr and admin got approved from denver.
lets see how it goes. Dallas should speed up.
hope for the best !!!!!
Yes pinky, you are right. this is exactly what i found out.
all Tech cases have been sent to Dallas for federal labor. In my company people who work in hr and admin got approved from denver.
lets see how it goes. Dallas should speed up.
hope for the best !!!!!
Hi pat16
Hi Pat16,
I saw immigrationportal.com two days back,
I am planning to join a company in Wyoming on coming May 1st,ie, tomorrow, and I heard that cases from North Dakota are moved to Dallas for Federal.
In the thread that you posted on April 28th you have written that "all Tech cases have been sent to Dallas for federal labor. In my company people who work in hr and admin got approved from denver."
I am working as an admin, so can you tell me whether the cases from Wyoming also are send to Dallas or not,
also if that is the case, can I expect that my case will be send to Denver since I am working as an admin.
Waiting for your reply eagerly
ettpul
Hi Pat16,
I saw immigrationportal.com two days back,
I am planning to join a company in Wyoming on coming May 1st,ie, tomorrow, and I heard that cases from North Dakota are moved to Dallas for Federal.
In the thread that you posted on April 28th you have written that "all Tech cases have been sent to Dallas for federal labor. In my company people who work in hr and admin got approved from denver."
I am working as an admin, so can you tell me whether the cases from Wyoming also are send to Dallas or not,
also if that is the case, can I expect that my case will be send to Denver since I am working as an admin.
Waiting for your reply eagerly
ettpul
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System Admin is IT related. If you look in your 750B there should be a place where the form describes what SysAdmins do. I assume it mentions something like "administers computer systems, blahblabla...".
BTW, it could be true that RIR-s get send to Dallas, also, I don't think there can be a clear discrimination on ocuupation bases (also, CO might have a subjective opinion to which job markets suffer), but for non-RIR cases this might not necessarily be the case. There was a thread for Colorado SESA (try to find it by keyword CIBER) where number of people with IT related dot codes got approved by Denver DOL (since their cases were processed as Limited Review).
Overall, I think whether it goes to Dallas or Denver depends on how "troublsome" the case seems to be. See, Denver DOL does not have a CO, therefore they can't deal with "troublesome" cases, hence they have to go somewhere else. If the case is straightforward (say, a vietnamese cook's position, with no AD responses over 2 weeks) Denver DOL approves it with a Colorado (or other state) SESA-s suggestion. It seems to me that cases that end up in Dallas have a high probability to get NOF-ed. I'd suggest any interested party to consider plan B, whenever case is sent to Dallas.
Now, the issue of why they get sent to Dallas DOL (obviouselly the slowest of all) and not to, say, Chicago DOL, is of enormous philosophical magnitude. I suppose DOL just happens to have the most exotic tastes in pervertic ordeals.
BTW, it could be true that RIR-s get send to Dallas, also, I don't think there can be a clear discrimination on ocuupation bases (also, CO might have a subjective opinion to which job markets suffer), but for non-RIR cases this might not necessarily be the case. There was a thread for Colorado SESA (try to find it by keyword CIBER) where number of people with IT related dot codes got approved by Denver DOL (since their cases were processed as Limited Review).
Overall, I think whether it goes to Dallas or Denver depends on how "troublsome" the case seems to be. See, Denver DOL does not have a CO, therefore they can't deal with "troublesome" cases, hence they have to go somewhere else. If the case is straightforward (say, a vietnamese cook's position, with no AD responses over 2 weeks) Denver DOL approves it with a Colorado (or other state) SESA-s suggestion. It seems to me that cases that end up in Dallas have a high probability to get NOF-ed. I'd suggest any interested party to consider plan B, whenever case is sent to Dallas.
Now, the issue of why they get sent to Dallas DOL (obviouselly the slowest of all) and not to, say, Chicago DOL, is of enormous philosophical magnitude. I suppose DOL just happens to have the most exotic tastes in pervertic ordeals.