BEC Priority Date Tracker
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GC_enroute
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saknia said:
Saknia - Socialmix has a case number starting with P, he must be PBEC and his PD is 2002
PBEC NY Feb 2002 approval
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One of my friend's labor has been approved
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I just came to know that my friend's labor has been approved. Attorney's office called today to communicate. Do not know the date when it was certified. Please find the case details below
Priority Date: 02/28/2002
Category: EB3 Regular
State: NY
BEC: Philadelphia
45 Days letter Received & Replied : 01/27/2006
GC_enroute
Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002
Posts: 70
One of my friend's labor has been approved
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I just came to know that my friend's labor has been approved. Attorney's office called today to communicate. Do not know the date when it was certified. Please find the case details below
Priority Date: 02/28/2002
Category: EB3 Regular
State: NY
BEC: Philadelphia
45 Days letter Received & Replied : 01/27/2006
Pls post more details
Socialmix, GC_enroute
Can you kindly post more details about the approvals you posted about.
1. Can you really confirm the case is a Non-RIR case?
2. If yes, Did the employer get instructions for recruitment?
3. Any details about the recruitment process(what, how long etc) will be greatly appreciated.
There are a lot of 2001 Non-RIR folks from the east coast out there who will benefit greatly.
Thanks for posting and giving some hope for the Non-RIR folks.
-ny-nonrir
PD 8-2001
45DL 12-2005
Never made to Regional
Socialmix, GC_enroute
Can you kindly post more details about the approvals you posted about.
1. Can you really confirm the case is a Non-RIR case?
2. If yes, Did the employer get instructions for recruitment?
3. Any details about the recruitment process(what, how long etc) will be greatly appreciated.
There are a lot of 2001 Non-RIR folks from the east coast out there who will benefit greatly.
Thanks for posting and giving some hope for the Non-RIR folks.
-ny-nonrir
PD 8-2001
45DL 12-2005
Never made to Regional
socialmix said:
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GC_enroute
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45 days letter responded on 3/31/06
Please update my information in the tracker.
Case # P0512389***
PD Date: 01/30/2002
State: NY
Category: EB2 RIR
45 days letter Received: 03/13/06
45 days letter replied: 03/31/06
For folks who wonder what took my attorney so long to respond.... they are freeking so called "Fragomen" for every damn thing they have a process in place and none of their process works.... Its frustrating to deal with these so called big lawyers
Please update my information in the tracker.
Case # P0512389***
PD Date: 01/30/2002
State: NY
Category: EB2 RIR
45 days letter Received: 03/13/06
45 days letter replied: 03/31/06
For folks who wonder what took my attorney so long to respond.... they are freeking so called "Fragomen" for every damn thing they have a process in place and none of their process works.... Its frustrating to deal with these so called big lawyers
GC_enroute
Registered Users (C)
I dont believe my friend's employer received any instruction.
From what my friend had told it is non RIR. I can double check for you.
ny-nonrir said:
From what my friend had told it is non RIR. I can double check for you.
seeing a few NY Non-RIR approvals
GC_Enroute.
Thanks. I also heard of another non-rir eb3 jun 02 approval from a friend. He didnt recv any instructions after the 45 DL either. Just the approval after the 45 DL. My app is 8/2001 its frustrating to see the randomness but atleast there is some signs of life thats showing up now (after almost **5 Yrs** of waiting !!!)
GC_Enroute.
Thanks. I also heard of another non-rir eb3 jun 02 approval from a friend. He didnt recv any instructions after the 45 DL either. Just the approval after the 45 DL. My app is 8/2001 its frustrating to see the randomness but atleast there is some signs of life thats showing up now (after almost **5 Yrs** of waiting !!!)
Don't know
Not sure. Look at my signature - I am with you. I hope 45 day letter in < 6-9 months and approval befroe end of year. This may be a little optimistic though.
I dream & pray of an approval without a 45 day letter in the next 3 months.
That having been said - even if we got LC today - "we ain't go'nn anywhere" - the line up at the next step is quit long at this point. Hopefully congress will fix in within a month or so.
peace4u said:
Not sure. Look at my signature - I am with you. I hope 45 day letter in < 6-9 months and approval befroe end of year. This may be a little optimistic though.
I dream & pray of an approval without a 45 day letter in the next 3 months.
That having been said - even if we got LC today - "we ain't go'nn anywhere" - the line up at the next step is quit long at this point. Hopefully congress will fix in within a month or so.
Durres Special
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Hello
Hi guys,
Anyone can tell me what is after Labor Certification?! Can you file I-140 right away? If yes, after its approval, can you file I-485 right away so you do not fall out of status with H-1B expiration? A few years ago you could file I-485 and with the receipt notice you could go at the local INS office to get the work permit and travel document for one year. You could renew both of those until your I-485 was approved (visa number was made available) and with the approval notice you used to go at the local INS office to stamp your passport and fill up some papers for the actual green card. Can anyone tell me if this is still the way they do it now?! If not, how do they do it? Specially in regard to H-1B expiration.
Thanks in advance for your time and effort to response.
Hi guys,
Anyone can tell me what is after Labor Certification?! Can you file I-140 right away? If yes, after its approval, can you file I-485 right away so you do not fall out of status with H-1B expiration? A few years ago you could file I-485 and with the receipt notice you could go at the local INS office to get the work permit and travel document for one year. You could renew both of those until your I-485 was approved (visa number was made available) and with the approval notice you used to go at the local INS office to stamp your passport and fill up some papers for the actual green card. Can anyone tell me if this is still the way they do it now?! If not, how do they do it? Specially in regard to H-1B expiration.
Thanks in advance for your time and effort to response.
GC_enroute
Registered Users (C)
Another NY Approval in my company
My colleague got his Labor certified today. Attorney sent him a mail today.
P.D Date: May 2002
State: NY
Category: EB3 RIR
45 Days letter: March 15 2005
Labor Approved: April 03 2005
My colleague got his Labor certified today. Attorney sent him a mail today.
P.D Date: May 2002
State: NY
Category: EB3 RIR
45 Days letter: March 15 2005
Labor Approved: April 03 2005
swarnapuri
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Durres Special said:Hi guys,
Anyone can tell me what is after Labor Certification?! Can you file I-140 right away? If yes, after its approval, can you file I-485 right away so you do not fall out of status with H-1B expiration? A few years ago you could file I-485 and with the receipt notice you could go at the local INS office to get the work permit and travel document for one year. You could renew both of those until your I-485 was approved (visa number was made available) and with the approval notice you used to go at the local INS office to stamp your passport and fill up some papers for the actual green card. Can anyone tell me if this is still the way they do it now?! If not, how do they do it? Specially in regard to H-1B expiration.
Thanks in advance for your time and effort to response.
Yes, I-140 could be filed as soon as the Labor is approved. But, I-485 can be submitted only if your priority date(Date which your Labor was filed in your case) is less than the cutoff date. Check the following site for current cutoff dates.
http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_2847.html
Once you have your I-140, you could keep on extending your H1 for 3-years at a time.