Icarus said:Dallas has the ability to check status of any case entered either by Dallas or Philly. P- on your case would indicated that your case was entered in Philly around the end of October. As cases were split coming from SF, that is probably what happened.
You're likely to get a more substantial response if your atty inquires. Information needed to inquire is your name, employer's (company) name and, if available, your Paradox number (the number assigned to your case when it was accepted by the local labor office-it will probably start something like P2002-CA). Presently, without receipt of a 45-day letter, about the most you'll find out is whether the case has been received, what the new case number is and whether your case was sent to Dallas or Philadelphia (new case number will begin with a D or P, respectively).zurcaled said:Icarus, can I personally send an email to the Dallas BEC to inquire about my case? ( I don't want to bother my atty. or my employer) if yes, what do I need to put in my inquiry. I'm worried my pd: sept 2002 and rd: aug 2003 CA/SFO but still no letter
thanks
Icarus said:Dallas has the ability to check status of any case entered either by Dallas or Philly. P- on your case would indicated that your case was entered in Philly (where your case processing and approval will occur) around the end of October. As cases were split coming from SF, that is probably what happened.
zurcaled said:How long do they respond when your attorney sent the email?
Icarus said:Dallas has the ability to check status of any case entered either by Dallas or Philly. P- on your case would indicated that your case was entered in Philly (where your case processing and approval will occur) around the end of October. As cases were split coming from SF, that is probably what happened.
Unfortunately, no as data is stored and accessed through a different server.migc202 said:Icarus,
Nice to see yr valuable info. from time to time.
I have a question. Similar to one BRC having the ability to check the status in another BRC, can a BRC also check if a similar case is filed under PERM at NPC (when NPC starts functioning) OR vice-versa i.e sharing the Databases?
Thanks in Advance.
T indicates that the case data entry was in a Temporary or abbreviated status at the time the status request was researched. It should be replaced shortly by a D(indicating processing at Dallas BEC). The rest of the case number should remain intact. Also, a T preceding the number would indicate that the case's 45-day letter had not yet been generated.visailrevalid said:Hi ICARUS,
Do you have any idea on current processing( 45 day letter) date of Chicago DOL cases. As i got my case number starting with letter T - but i got the responce from dallas BEC. I wonder about the letter.
Any input is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
PD:AUG2003
RD:JAN2004
45day Letter: Waiting -- How long
Icarus said:Dallas has the ability to check status of any case entered either by Dallas or Philly. P- on your case would indicated that your case was entered in Philly (where your case processing and approval will occur) around the end of October. As cases were split coming from SF, that is probably what happened.
Icarus said:T indicates that the case data entry was in a Temporary or abbreviated status at the time the status request was researched. It should be replaced shortly by a D(indicating processing at Dallas BEC). The rest of the case number should remain intact. Also, a T preceding the number would indicate that the case's 45-day letter had not yet been generated.
lc4gc said:Now they combine all the regional applications into a National data center. so RD in dallas or in SF or PA is not important anymore. FIFO based on the PD for BRC, since everyone has been waiting for so many months...especially for those who applied for in 2000, 2001. Based on PD is more reasonable. If you read all the posts from Icarus, you could get an idea. No one knows how long it will take to hear approval or NOF after reply to 45 days letter. the lawyer's website said no adjustfication before Perm. I guess the CA cases with earilier PD (2001,2002) could be the first batch to get news...
p.s. what is your PD,which state your filing?
Zany_Brainy said:THEY WILL PROCESS FIFO BY PD
1) Regional Cases will be processed first (as soon as the FIFO queue for all regional cases is finished) and Earliest PD for California in Regional Cases is
a) TR - July 2001
b) RIR - May 2002
2) State cases are expected to take upto Mar 2006 to complete the whole FIFO, I expect that they will start processing midway through, so expect them to start processing some of these around Oct-Nov 2005.
So the earliest cases to get processed would be Regional cases with PD July 2001 or May 2002 (TR - RIR)
This is based on MY analysis of all the information we have so far.
Icarus, how far do you think I am from reality ?
Thanks
ZB
Approval times will vary somewhat depending upon each case's circumstances. Inquiries are advised to allow at least 90 days after responding to the 45-day letter before checking status on the application.Whyallthis said:Hi Icarus
Kindly answer the following :
How long it will take for Labor Approval after replying for 45 day letter of case with RD Dec 2003, which is at Dallas BEC?
Really getting tired of waiting.
Thank you very much in advance.
Zany_Brainy said:THEY WILL PROCESS FIFO BY PD
1) Regional Cases will be processed first (as soon as the FIFO queue for all regional cases is finished) and Earliest PD for California in Regional Cases is
a) TR - July 2001
b) RIR - May 2002
ZB
pvr2pvr said:Hi,
I am following all the forums, to my understanding
1. There are around 200 people working in both the BRC's for clearing the cases.
2. BRC's will take 24 months to 30 months from the date PERM is implemented(approx working days are 600)
3. Total applications to be cleared are 300,000.
lets do a little math now, the numbers may be approx.
Total work days = people working * days
200 * 600 days = 120000 work days.
# or applications to be cleared per person per day to finish the backlog is = total applications / #work days
300000/120000 = 2.5 apps. per day
So if each person clears approx 3 applications, definately they can finish the backlog in 2 years.
If they choose to clear the regional first, not touching state apps.
40000 / 2.5 * 200 = 80 days.
So from the date of implementing the PERM in 80 working days the regional cases should be cleared.
if half the resources are being used for data entry then in 160 working days the regional cases should be cleared. or each person has to clear 5 apps. per day to complete in 80 days.
Do you all think clearing 5/6 cases per days per person is that difficult, keeping the consideration all the factors?
What do you say?