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ll_wang

Registered Users (C)
PD: 01/00
ND: 03/12/01
RD: 03/12/01
PF: 05/01
AD: 12/19/01

LIN-01-124-54xxx

EB2 China

RFE came with FP notice.

This board helped me to go through the whole process. Thanks a lot and good luck all.

P.S. My husband\'s case got approved at the same time.
 
Please confirm your lin#

Congratulations!!!

A question: can you confirm the last five digit of your lin#
starts with 54? My ND is 3/2/02 but lin # is 01-116-55xxx.
Why would my ND is earlier than yours but lin# seems to be
larger than yours? I understand the first "5" represents one
of the systems INS is using, but shouldn\'t the second and the
remaining 3 digits indicate the time sequence of case receipts?
Can anyone help me understand? I wish this is not another NSC
screw-up, which may actually help explain why some March and
beyond cases have been approved. Hopefully I am wrong.
 
I had the same question? My LIN#-01-067 with ND 01/02/2001.

Il_wang,
Congrats. Please clarify your LIN# and ND and RDs.
Thx for posting.
 
Please see detailed LIN information under ...

discussion topic "Significance of LIN #" which is about a couple of days old under the same I-485/Nebraska Service Center folder. You should be able to search for it.
 
That still doesn\'t explain the second digit.

I saw those earlier posts before, and I said I understand the
last 4 digit represent the case number, which should be in
time sequence unless someone can further clarify. My question
here is that the last 4 digit of II_Wang\'s Lin # seems to be
smaller than mine though my ND is earlier than her. That\'s
why I am asking II_Wang to confirm her Lin, and possibly RD
and ND too.
 
LIN Seq.

See the Sequence
LIN-01-116-55xxx (03/02/01) (orcl99)
LIN-01-124-54xxx (03/12/01) (ll_wang)
LIN-01-153-55xxx (04/19/01) (Mine)
 
Based on this, the last 5 digit may not be in Increasing order...So, as long as NSC does not duplica

 
 
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