Dallas Backlog Elimination Center Tracking
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lost_in_tx said:
yes you can, you'll have 2 labors going ... the only thing is that if you eventually get your GC based on the original PD, you'd have to work for them for say, 6 months, so that your GC is not considered a fraud. Remember, employment-based GC is for future employment.
but in any event, being EB2 shouldn't matter much, considering the old PD 07/2004 and a new PD through PERM ... I would say go for PERM and whichever comes first will be used to file 140 and 485.
I'm new for this forum!
Hi. I'm new for this forum.
I need to know some basic matters...
Please tell me the definition of "Priority Date" and "Requested Date", which are extreamly important for this forum.
My understanding is Priority Date is the date I filed my case to the State level.
Requested Date is the date my case was transfered to the Regional.
Since I don't know the details, it's hard to find out when my labor will be certified....
By the way, my case is RIR, in IL for EB3.
Hi. I'm new for this forum.
I need to know some basic matters...
Please tell me the definition of "Priority Date" and "Requested Date", which are extreamly important for this forum.
My understanding is Priority Date is the date I filed my case to the State level.
Requested Date is the date my case was transfered to the Regional.
Since I don't know the details, it's hard to find out when my labor will be certified....
By the way, my case is RIR, in IL for EB3.
Screenshot
Has anyone requested and received screenshot from DBEC recently. My attorney sent screenshot request to DBEC (1st Apr). All she got is the case number (no screenshot), and some standard junk (links, etc.) which is in most of BECs' automated mail responses
Has anyone requested and received screenshot from DBEC recently. My attorney sent screenshot request to DBEC (1st Apr). All she got is the case number (no screenshot), and some standard junk (links, etc.) which is in most of BECs' automated mail responses
lost_in_tx said:
u can keep PD if u get the I140 cleared on that labor *and* have the copy of I140 approval. i am not sure u have to work for them, since u r not going to use the labor, only the PD. u use the I140 approval copy to along with PERM labor to file anotehr I140/485 to keep the earleir PD.
Labor Approved !
My details are listed below.
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Case Number : D- 05175-XXXXX
PD: 7 March, 2003
Indiana SWA (Never made it to Regional)
EB3
RIR
45 day letter received: October 10, 2005
Responded by Date : October 13, 2005
Labor Approval from Dallas BEC : April 3, 2006
My details are listed below.
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Case Number : D- 05175-XXXXX
PD: 7 March, 2003
Indiana SWA (Never made it to Regional)
EB3
RIR
45 day letter received: October 10, 2005
Responded by Date : October 13, 2005
Labor Approval from Dallas BEC : April 3, 2006
congrats
Congrats on your approval. Even i received my 45 day letter during the same time as yours. My case number is D-05111-xxxxx.and i am yet to be approved.
sfmars can u help here.
my HR says it might take a year for my case to be approved.will it take so long .I am waiting to take a holiday to my home country thinking will go with AP.
cvk90 said:
Congrats on your approval. Even i received my 45 day letter during the same time as yours. My case number is D-05111-xxxxx.and i am yet to be approved.
sfmars can u help here.
my HR says it might take a year for my case to be approved.will it take so long .I am waiting to take a holiday to my home country thinking will go with AP.
peace4u said:
Its better for attorney to call them. Attorney should know how to reach them. My attorney did talk to them, but wouldnt tell the contact info. Even if you know the contact no. BECs dont entertain individuals since labor is company property!! If your attorney has no clue, pls search this forum, i believe someone did post the numbers.