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Need Help Chicago Gurus!
Hi All chicago Gurus,
My labor application was submitted to Chicago SESA on June 06. Till now my attorney did not get any type of response. Can anybody help me usually how many months, it take to process application at state level? Your input is very much appreciated.
Hi All chicago Gurus,
My labor application was submitted to Chicago SESA on June 06. Till now my attorney did not get any type of response. Can anybody help me usually how many months, it take to process application at state level? Your input is very much appreciated.
nelsona
nelsona,
you must be missinformed when you say most states do not send NON-RIR any more, that's BS; otherwise why would Chicago process NON-RIR cases back in july 2002. If you really want to know what happened is that a while ago there was a law permitting conversion from NON-RIR to RIR and that's what most people did. But my and others companies didn't do that because of the simple fact that it would have shortened the process. In any state, the NON-RIR (also called REGULAR) is the base processing method, and RIR is a shortened variation of that base process.
nelsona,
you must be missinformed when you say most states do not send NON-RIR any more, that's BS; otherwise why would Chicago process NON-RIR cases back in july 2002. If you really want to know what happened is that a while ago there was a law permitting conversion from NON-RIR to RIR and that's what most people did. But my and others companies didn't do that because of the simple fact that it would have shortened the process. In any state, the NON-RIR (also called REGULAR) is the base processing method, and RIR is a shortened variation of that base process.
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nelsona
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blebear
Thanks for the history lesson. Now how about a math lesson:
There are currently 36 states that have a priority date of April 2001 or earlier for regular LC. I did correctly state that a MAJORITY of states were in this situation, which I take to mean that these states are no longer giving ANY priority to these cases.
Even chicago puts these "regulars" on the back-burner: Note that a fellow MI non-RIR has been stalled in Chicago for almost a year, while RIRs from your state are passing you by.
Thanks for the history lesson. Now how about a math lesson:
There are currently 36 states that have a priority date of April 2001 or earlier for regular LC. I did correctly state that a MAJORITY of states were in this situation, which I take to mean that these states are no longer giving ANY priority to these cases.
Even chicago puts these "regulars" on the back-burner: Note that a fellow MI non-RIR has been stalled in Chicago for almost a year, while RIRs from your state are passing you by.
kalse_2000
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Re: Need Help Chicago Gurus!
My Priorty date is 07/30/2003 to SESA IL. My attorney said that they don't get any Case Number. That's all they get. Any Idea how do I get my Case Number in SESA?
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T
My Priorty date is 07/30/2003 to SESA IL. My attorney said that they don't get any Case Number. That's all they get. Any Idea how do I get my Case Number in SESA?
Thanks
T
Re: any new aprovals?
I just got email from my attorney, saying my case was approved. its a big relief..
my state/location - MO/St.Louis
state rcvd date 10/01/2001
RFE (internal josb posting) on 04/07/2003.
replied by attorney on 04/25/2003
my case was rcvd by chicago on 05/15/2003
and got approval mail to attorney on 08/11/2003.
I just got email from my attorney, saying my case was approved. its a big relief..
my state/location - MO/St.Louis
state rcvd date 10/01/2001
RFE (internal josb posting) on 04/07/2003.
replied by attorney on 04/25/2003
my case was rcvd by chicago on 05/15/2003
and got approval mail to attorney on 08/11/2003.
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