roma77 said:I've got results for the new week
In short - Dallas certified ~500 cases. They moved 700 from withdrawn, so there was no gain in Dallas. Overall it looks like they are certifying around 500 cases a week (100 a day).
Philly certified ~1100 cases, denied ~200 and withdrew ~100, so overall progress is 1400 cases. (Well, to be totally accurate I didn't have Monday data, since I only got all the cases on Tuesday, so I approximated the number of cases). Overall Philly has a very good pace, I wish Dallas was as productive.
On the other hand it looks like Dallas processed much of their RIR cases and they now work on traditional which take more time to certify.
Please look at the attached spreadsheet for more detail.
roma77 said:I've got results for the new week
In short - Dallas certified ~500 cases. They moved 700 from withdrawn, so there was no gain in Dallas. Overall it looks like they are certifying around 500 cases a week (100 a day).
Philly certified ~1100 cases, denied ~200 and withdrew ~100, so overall progress is 1400 cases. (Well, to be totally accurate I didn't have Monday data, since I only got all the cases on Tuesday, so I approximated the number of cases). Overall Philly has a very good pace, I wish Dallas was as productive.
On the other hand it looks like Dallas processed much of their RIR cases and they now work on traditional which take more time to certify.
Please look at the attached spreadsheet for more detail.
roma77 said:I've got results for the new week
In short - Dallas certified ~500 cases. They moved 700 from withdrawn, so there was no gain in Dallas. Overall it looks like they are certifying around 500 cases a week (100 a day).
Philly certified ~1100 cases, denied ~200 and withdrew ~100, so overall progress is 1400 cases. (Well, to be totally accurate I didn't have Monday data, since I only got all the cases on Tuesday, so I approximated the number of cases). Overall Philly has a very good pace, I wish Dallas was as productive.
On the other hand it looks like Dallas processed much of their RIR cases and they now work on traditional which take more time to certify.
Please look at the attached spreadsheet for more detail.
Yes - 2.6 times higher in PBEC (1.22 vs 0.47 %). DBEC has more closed cases though - 20.50 vs 19.23 %.PBECIsKillingMe said:Looks like Phily has bigger denial ratio than Dallas. Oops !
roma77 said:Yes - 2.6 times higher in PBEC (1.22 vs 0.47 %). DBEC has more closed cases though - 20.50 vs 19.23 %.
laborh1 said:Finally it is my turn to share the good news that this morning my case showed as " certified" through the online tracking website. I can not believe it at the first place and checked a couple of times. Hopefully to receive the hard copy soon and go to next stage.
And best wishes to all the people in this forum and I believe your case will be certified soon!
STATE SWA: CA
EB2
RIR
PD - 10/1/2004
RD - "NO TRANSFER"
New BEC Case no. - D-05216-8****
45-day letter Dated: 5/16/2006
45-day letter Date received: Don't know
45-day letter Date replied: 6/2/2006
NOF-Intend to Deny: Around 11/8/2006 regarding wage
Online status showed " Certified" : 12/4/06
Hard Copy: Waiting
shamestx said:what exactly is the difference between "Denied" and "Closed"?
thanks,
shamestx said:what exactly is the difference between "Denied" and "Closed"?
thanks,
roma77 said:
ashestoashes said:Per the online status check my fiance's case got certified today. This morning it was "in process", by noon it changed to "certified". Good luck to the rest of you. Thanks for all the help.
PD - 6/2004
RIR, EB2, CA
45-day letter received - 7/14/2006
45-day letter replied - 7/17/2006
NOF - 11/2/2006![]()
NOF replied - 11/21/06
LC certified - 12/4/06 (per online status check)![]()
hard copy pending
duplicate. Somebody answered the question already. And there is no way to delete your post.PBECIsKillingMe said:What is dup?
vikk_ch said:Dear friends,
I requested my attorney to convert TR to RIR.
My company has moved to different address after they filed my case. Since the company address has changed, they cannot convert my TR case to RIR -- This is what I got from my attorney. Is it true statement? I really seek your help on this, please help me.
Sincerely,
Vikk