Slade245 said:Congrats!! can you please give us information about the audit? what did they want? why? and how did you reply?
I don't know how to calculate the prep time. Since I didn't use a lawyer, it took me some time to learn the procedure and requirement of PERM. After I placed job order in March, I just waited for 2 months as requested (30days job order placed + 30 days after) before filling.tusharvk said:how long was the pre-filing prep time for you?
thanks for the info. you did a great job.rainbow88 said:Reason for Audit:
NOT NORMAL for job requirement.
They want:
- copy of submitted Form ETA9089
- a recruitment report
- evidence of recruitment efforts
- copy of prevailing wage determination received form state workforce agency.
labor2005 said:Hi,
I've been able to get the denial letter from my HR and here is what it says:-
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Section I of ETA Form 9089 indicates the occuptation is non-professional. However, the SOC for the occupation listed on the application is found on the list of Professional Occupations from Appendix A of the Preamble to 20 CFR 656. Beacuse the required recruitment process was not conducted, the application is denied.
The application indicates that a Sunday edition of newspaper of general circulation was available but not used. Per 656.17(e), the application is denied.
The application indicates that a Sunday edition of newspaper of general circulation was available for the second required advertisement but not used. Per 656.17(e), the application is denied.
The application indicates the advertisements used for the recruitment effort did not occur within the allowable time stated per 656.17(e) (at least 30 days, but no more than 180 days from the date the application was filed). Therefore, the application is denied.
The expiration date for the Prevailing Wage is either less than 90 days or more than 1 year from the date the prevailing wasge determination was made. Per 656.40 (c), the prevailing wage is invalid and the application is denied.
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One thing I know that my company has done some big stupid thing but not exactly what.
Can someone help me understand this denial letter?
Thanks,
Amit
gcman9 said:Hi all,
After you submit the online PERM application, will your employer get the sponsorship mail immediately? If your employer gets the mail within half an hour, is it a good sign or normal? (one of my friend's employer got email just within 20 minutes)
-Gcman.
gc_maze said:A friend has done her BS and has 4yrs and 7 months of fulltime work experience. She also has 5.5 months of full time coop experience, which she did while doing BS. She has a EB3 NONRIR/TR application in BEC, PD May 2004, with no developments. Current employer will not do PERM.
Now, another employer B has agreed to do PERM, EB2; with salary and senior position.
1. Will her coop experience be counted towards PERM EB2 ?
2. Assuming PERM LC goes through as EB2; at I140 stage, will it be rejected or will she be asked to convert to EB3 ?
Thanks in advance!
gc_2006 said:First if you are mentioning 5.5 months that's telling me you are really cutting it close. Why doesn't she wait 5 more months then she definitely has 5 years of experience (or is it a time issue)? Further, in order to actually be credited with all the work experience she needs to have letter stating: company, job title, hours/week worked, salary, dates employed (day)/month/year [position duties - some lawyers desire that some don't]. I am not sure about coop but since anyone and their grandmother is going for EB-2 right now and PERM is anything but predictable don't risk it because of some few months.
Get all letters she can (wthout causing suspicion with present employer yet)gc_maze said:Thanks gc_2006 ! Appreciate it.
She can get the work experience letters containing the details for the fulltime coop period. Also, she has 2 yrs of H1 in her hand.
I hear you - better get out fast. Hm, they mught give RFE trouble before that. If EB-3 happens to be available when she files I-140/I-485 she could file EB-3 right away and avoid hassle.gc_maze said:Present employer position is unstable, so EB3 non-rir in long run is risky. If EB2 perm goes through, at the most USCIS will ask for II40 for EB2 to be converted to EB3, right ?
Right. Since PERM preparations take at least 2 months+ then she will have the full experience at the moment PERM will be filed and should get a letter from her new employer and state the full experience in PERM.gc_maze said:Atleast she will have I140 in hand and then apply for 3 yr extension. If EB2 goes through, then nothing like it. Also, by the time she joins employer B, she will be short of 3 months, if her coop is not counted.
gc_2006 said:Get all letters she can (wthout causing suspicion with present employer yet)
I hear you - better get out fast. Hm, they mught give RFE trouble before that. If EB-3 happens to be available when she files I-140/I-485 she could file EB-3 right away and avoid hassle.
Right. Since PERM preparations take at least 2 months+ then she will have the full experience at the moment PERM will be filed and should get a letter from her new employer and state the full experience in PERM.