eac02063 -cases started !

[masik]

I just checked some random cases from eac02063 series, there is one case approved yesterday and one transfer:

eac0206350632
eac0206350637

It looks like late Nov.-Dec. cases has started !

 

[dsatish]

It's good news guys. Finally DECEMBER has arrived. It looks like
many people are not posting their approvals immediately.
Excellent Job, masik

 

[fish_bone]

Not really. 063 cases are pretty much mix of Nov and Dec. hardly tell if they are Decs.

064 cases, BTW, I have not seen much movement. guess now 35-40% Nov cases touched according to rupnet.

May need another couple of weeks to see Decs start.

 

[amitGreen]

I was a 02 065
AD 4/17

 

[vscgreen]

Well for me it looks like BCIS is going by ND now, not by RD.
Most of the case i am looking at this time, approved based on ND.

Let see how things will go.

 

[dsatish]

I think BCIS is processing November RD cases.
063 stands for number of days( for Notice date or the day Fee is encashed) working days starting from October'1.
It looks like the numbering system treats only Sundays as holidays( or may be the contractor works on Saturdays also).
Excluding Sundays, October has 27 days (apprx)
November has 26 days
Total as of December'1 = 53 days (approx)
I am sure that all the people with 055 and above have ND of December or more.

 

[masik]

I have Dec. RD

I have Dec. RD & ND and my case is
eac0206354

That is why I am saying about December.
All the guys with eac02063*****
have RD at the last days of Nov. - Dec.
Those who don't believe it, check rupnet !


Those who don't know what the eac # means check here:
http://www.immigration.gov/graphics/fieldoffices/scnational/index.htm#D
eac02063 -means FY2002, Dec. 14, 2001

 

[GodblessGC02]

RE:

My RD is 12/5/01
And My ND is 12/14/01,
My # is EAC02063XXXXX

I think EAC number is based on ND, but process is based on RD.

 

[sai_2367]

Guys , a simple question . Does BCIS register the RD number in their computer at all . Now what do the last 4 digits on the EAC suggest . That may be a way to prioritize the cases . So an EAC of 63xx01 could be processed before 63xx05 . Now they are allocated to the desks of the BCIS employees . Depending on the case complexity (Finger prints, RFE doubts) etc , and the BCIS employee's productivity , the outcome is not deterministic . Correct me if I am wrong .

-Sai

 

[vashi17]

GodblessGC02 is right

EAC number is based on ND.......

Processing is based on RD........