Dallas Backlog Elimination Center Tracking
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------garuda75 said:
he is just asking if you could let us know which state u filed your application from.
needgoodluck
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Follow the instruction on this website. Good luck!
http://www.workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/foreign/pdf/backlog_faqs_07-10-06.pdf
Infinite_gc said:
http://www.workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/foreign/pdf/backlog_faqs_07-10-06.pdf
Amit_K_Bhatia@h
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140 Forum
Friends,
Do you know any good forum to track 140 cases (just like this one!!!)?
Thanks,
Amit
Friends,
Do you know any good forum to track 140 cases (just like this one!!!)?
Thanks,
Amit
PERM conversion approved
The company lawyer notified me that my PERM conversion case had been approved this week. I submitted the conversion application on 7/25/06. It took about 6 weeks to get approved.
I did not confirm if my priority date was kept. But my pending case in Dallas backlog center was withdraw already.
EB2/IL/Nov.15, 2002/never reach region level/TR
I received an email from lawyer
Pegasus503 said:
The company lawyer notified me that my PERM conversion case had been approved this week. I submitted the conversion application on 7/25/06. It took about 6 weeks to get approved.
I did not confirm if my priority date was kept. But my pending case in Dallas backlog center was withdraw already.
EB2/IL/Nov.15, 2002/never reach region level/TR
I received an email from lawyer
Some ideas to check DBEC process
since DBEC already have on line check in place, we can use it to check
how fast they go.
1) We need choose 100 members in different years,category(RIR/TR) and state.
2) Ask each members check 10 active case number,status near him each month.
if we have 100 member join the surey, we can check 100*10=1000 case,
it will tell us the whole picture how fast DBEC process.
since DBEC already have on line check in place, we can use it to check
how fast they go.
1) We need choose 100 members in different years,category(RIR/TR) and state.
2) Ask each members check 10 active case number,status near him each month.
if we have 100 member join the surey, we can check 100*10=1000 case,
it will tell us the whole picture how fast DBEC process.
despoeadstage
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How long it took from INPROCESS to CERTIFIED
Guys,
Can anyone please let me know how many days approximately it has took from the status "INPROCESS" to "CERTIFIED".
Regards,
hitesh
Guys,
Can anyone please let me know how many days approximately it has took from the status "INPROCESS" to "CERTIFIED".
Regards,
hitesh
Days_go_by
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murthy newslestter: Nothing that we don't already know
1. BPCs Update on Labor Certification : September 2006
We at the Murthy Law Firm continue to track our labor certification case approvals for those cases pending at the U.S. Department of Labor's Backlog Processing Centers (BPCs). Our most recent report was made in our August 11, 2006 MurthyBulletin article, BPCs Update: July 2006 available on MurthyDotCom. Our optimistic anticipation that the pace of approvals would increase following the deadline for issuance of the 45-day letters has been dampened as the volume of decisions continues to be fairly modest and sporadic. There has been slow movement, particularly, in the last half of August and in early September 2006.
Philadelphia BPC
High Rate of Cases from Virginia : We continue to receive a high proportion of our case approvals from those originally filed in Virginia. Virginia cases are processed by the Philadelphia BPC. As avid readers of MurthyDotCom are aware, our practice at the Murthy Law Firm is national in scope, so this is not simply a reflection of our client demographic. The priority dates for these cases were primarily in early 2003.
New York Approvals Continue : We received our early approvals for New York cases in June 2006. We have continued to receive New York approvals in August and September 2006. The priority dates for the cases approved in August and September were all in mid 2003.
Other Case Approvals from MD and DE : In addition to the Virginia and New York cases, we received approvals from the Philadelphia BPC that originated in two other states; Maryland and Delaware. These cases had priority dates in early to mid 2003.
Dallas BPC
CA and NJ Approvals : The Murthy Law Firm received a smaller number of approvals from the Dallas BPC than from the Philadelphia BPC. The approvals we did receive originated from California and New Jersey. These cases had priority dates ranging from mid 2004 to March 2005. The March 2005 case is the latest priority date that we have seen approved from the BPCs. That particular case was filed a few days before the PERM program began. There are many such cases, filed in mid to late March 2005, due to the initial uncertainty of the PERM process.
Conclusion
We are happy to share this information with MurthyDotCom and MurthyBulletin readers. It may serve as a gauge in the movement of your own case, though it is difficult to judge with the limited information and the slow approvals so far from the BPCs.
1. BPCs Update on Labor Certification : September 2006
We at the Murthy Law Firm continue to track our labor certification case approvals for those cases pending at the U.S. Department of Labor's Backlog Processing Centers (BPCs). Our most recent report was made in our August 11, 2006 MurthyBulletin article, BPCs Update: July 2006 available on MurthyDotCom. Our optimistic anticipation that the pace of approvals would increase following the deadline for issuance of the 45-day letters has been dampened as the volume of decisions continues to be fairly modest and sporadic. There has been slow movement, particularly, in the last half of August and in early September 2006.
Philadelphia BPC
High Rate of Cases from Virginia : We continue to receive a high proportion of our case approvals from those originally filed in Virginia. Virginia cases are processed by the Philadelphia BPC. As avid readers of MurthyDotCom are aware, our practice at the Murthy Law Firm is national in scope, so this is not simply a reflection of our client demographic. The priority dates for these cases were primarily in early 2003.
New York Approvals Continue : We received our early approvals for New York cases in June 2006. We have continued to receive New York approvals in August and September 2006. The priority dates for the cases approved in August and September were all in mid 2003.
Other Case Approvals from MD and DE : In addition to the Virginia and New York cases, we received approvals from the Philadelphia BPC that originated in two other states; Maryland and Delaware. These cases had priority dates in early to mid 2003.
Dallas BPC
CA and NJ Approvals : The Murthy Law Firm received a smaller number of approvals from the Dallas BPC than from the Philadelphia BPC. The approvals we did receive originated from California and New Jersey. These cases had priority dates ranging from mid 2004 to March 2005. The March 2005 case is the latest priority date that we have seen approved from the BPCs. That particular case was filed a few days before the PERM program began. There are many such cases, filed in mid to late March 2005, due to the initial uncertainty of the PERM process.
Conclusion
We are happy to share this information with MurthyDotCom and MurthyBulletin readers. It may serve as a gauge in the movement of your own case, though it is difficult to judge with the limited information and the slow approvals so far from the BPCs.
Time took from In-process to Certified
When my Manager called 202 number some time in July, we were informed that my case was assigned to analyst for final review on 6/16. I beleive final review is In process. If that's right, it took 3 months to get Certified status.
leecs said:
When my Manager called 202 number some time in July, we were informed that my case was assigned to analyst for final review on 6/16. I beleive final review is In process. If that's right, it took 3 months to get Certified status.
so_depressed
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You are right. If we look at the poll thread, about 84% people are 'In Process'.
desolate said: