All I was trying to say ...
stucklabor,
All I was trying to say through that post is that this whole process has no real logic and no one can tell us exactly what is going on. Not even the DOS and USCIS have any clear idea. To say that they have access to some great database and accurate stats is just ridiculous.
regards,
saras
stucklabor said:Saras,
You raise some important points.
It is strange that EB3 India is still available, given that last year there were approx 20K-30K EB3s or so from India. I forget the exact number.
When IV people met the USCIS ombudsman, he said that USCIS has no good computerized database of all the applications. At a given instance, they cannot even tell how many EB2 or EB3 applications are documentarily qualified since they only track PD and name.
RIght now, the STEM exemptions are a big deal in all proposed legislation. This is where someone with a MS+ degree in Science/Tech/Eng/Math and 3 years experience gets exempted from the annual limits. Well, if someone's 485 is already pending and they are STEM exempt, they have to file another 485. USCIS' databases only track PD and name, so they can't pick out the STEM exempt ones.
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stucklabor,
All I was trying to say through that post is that this whole process has no real logic and no one can tell us exactly what is going on. Not even the DOS and USCIS have any clear idea. To say that they have access to some great database and accurate stats is just ridiculous.
regards,
saras