immigraj said:Thanks .. It is just reassuring when somebody validates .. I have just seen the info. on the website , I have mailed my lawyer with the details..expecting to get a reply by tomorrow.
Thanks
Rajesh
Keep us posted Congrats !
immigraj said:Thanks .. It is just reassuring when somebody validates .. I have just seen the info. on the website , I have mailed my lawyer with the details..expecting to get a reply by tomorrow.
Thanks
Rajesh
My status may be goofed up
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Maybe it is just my logon ID. I visited this site almost every day, but the program that you mentioned to search my last visit did not reflect this date to make me out-of-status. You may want to check that program to make sure it works right (Sorry, it's a habit of an analyst like me to sense a computer problem.)
Thank you for your huge effort to maintain this tracker.
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Originally Posted by MDwatch
Before removing an entry, i run a search on the person to see when was the last visit. If it has been more than 6 months, the case is out of the tracker. If the person has visited within the last 6 months (even without posting) I change the "last updated" date to the date of their last visit.
I hope that I was clear, if not let me know and I will clarify
manwithnoname said:__________________
MDWatch: does your search program checks for a page access or LogOn? It is possible that the user simply acesses the site without logging in ....
rf_engineer_NY said:MDwatch,
thanks for your efforts. When can we expect a new update of the tracker?
Again thanks a lot for your work.
rf_engineer_NY said:Sorry. I am still collecting my information which is a big headache when you have a lawyer whose highest priority is not people like us.
Right now I know the following ( I will update the rest of necessary information once I got it):
SWA: NY
Type: EB2 - RIR
PD: 04/30/04
RD: ???
45 DL Received: ???
Replied: ???
ETA# P-05195-22XXX
AD: IN PROCESS
MDwatch it is your turn now to post the latest tracker as you promised
Please create a signature with your case details like us. It will help others having context about your case and what you are saying.rf_engineer_NY said:My company has just finished a recruiting process for PERM application and they are pressing me to switch from RIR to PERM. However, based on the tracker I may expect being processed some time in November-my PD is 04/30/2004, NY (of course that is the best case scenario that I kind of wouldn't like to miss-at least the first wave of approvals with my priority date).
At the same time there is this argument on the other side that, if they don't file PERM within the next week or two, they would miss some sort of 6-month window (they started recruiting process for PERM six months ago) that may make the whole PERM recruiting process invalid. I don't know what to do-should I let them file for PERM in order not to loose the PERM recruiting efforts?
I have no issues with the priority date (not a national of China, India, and Philippines).
I know that my case looks brighter than some cases posted here, but when you are given an opportunity to choose between two options without a good feeling about what to expect as a result of your decision, it also makes it hard to decide. Any thoughts would be more than appreciated.
rf_engineer_NY said:Sorry I am new here, still updating my profile. Here it is as requested:
My company has just finished a recruiting process for PERM application and they are pressing me to switch from RIR to PERM. However, based on the tracker I may expect being processed some time in November-my PD is 04/30/2004, NY (of course that is the best case scenario that I kind of wouldn't like to miss-at least the first wave of approvals with my priority date).
At the same time there is this argument on the other side that, if they don't file PERM within the next week or two, they would miss some sort of 6-month window (they started recruiting process for PERM six months ago) that may make the whole PERM recruiting process invalid. I don't know what to do-should I let them file for PERM in order not to loose the PERM recruiting efforts?
I have no issues with the priority date (not a national of China, India, and Philippines).
I know that my case looks brighter than some cases posted here, but when you are given an opportunity to choose between two options without a good feeling about what to expect as a result of your decision, it also makes it hard to decide. Any thoughts would be more than appreciated.
GAPDJuly062004 said:Ask your company apply for PERM and at the same time ask them to continue with your old RIR application as well. Whichever labor comes first, use that to apply for I-140 & I-485 concurrently. From what you are saying, it seems like your PD is current so you should not have any issues filing I-140 & I-485 concurrently. Hope this helps.
MDwatch said:Do you know if your friend that just got the approval also has an entry in trackitt under RoLRbladeP ?
Thanks
GAPDJuly062004 said:Its possible. He mentioned that he updated his info on trackitt.
GAPDJuly062004 said:Ask your company apply for PERM and at the same time ask them to continue with your old RIR application as well. Whichever labor comes first, use that to apply for I-140 & I-485 concurrently. From what you are saying, it seems like your PD is current so you should not have any issues filing I-140 & I-485 concurrently. Hope this helps.
rf_engineer_NY said:Dear GAPDJuly062004,
thanks for suggestions. I have been told by the company immigration lawyer that one's RIR file MUST be withdrawn in order to file PERM. Is this true? Can a RIR legally be kept pending in parallel with PERM? I know for sure that my company won't go against the law and won't take even the smallest risk in doing something that is not allowed, even if it goes against my interests.
If someone has more input on this please let me know. Thanks.
Yes. If you don't withdraw, they will automatically cancel your RIR application as soon as they receive your PERM application from same employer for same work zone.rf_engineer_NY said:Dear GAPDJuly062004,
thanks for suggestions. I have been told by the company immigration lawyer that one's RIR file MUST be withdrawn in order to file PERM. Is this true? Can a RIR legally be kept pending in parallel with PERM? I know for sure that my company won't go against the law and won't take even the smallest risk in doing something that is not allowed, even if it goes against my interests.
If someone has more input on this please let me know. Thanks.
PBECIsKillingMe said:Yes. If you don't withdraw, they will automatically cancel your RIR application as soon as they receive your PERM application from same employer for same work zone.
RIR can remain as is:
1. If PERM is filed from different employer.
2. PERM is filed from same employer but different work zone.
I would advise to have personal discussion with your lawyer with all these question before you risk filing PERM.