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H1 Premium Processing? Please Advice
- Thread starter dcguy
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Gabriel D. Jack
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premium processing takes less than 15 business days for a response or the INS is required to refund the extra money. You can convert your extension into Premium Processing. I can do it for you, if you like. Cost is $1000 for INS filing fee and $200 attorney fee.
Gabriel D. Jack
gjack@gabejack-law.com
premium processing takes less than 15 business days for a response or the INS is required to refund the extra money. You can convert your extension into Premium Processing. I can do it for you, if you like. Cost is $1000 for INS filing fee and $200 attorney fee.
Gabriel D. Jack
gjack@gabejack-law.com
Transfered to Local INS: Had interview
Hi,
I am writing this message to assure all the applicants whose cases are transferred to Local INS. My case was transferredf to Local INS SFO on Dec. 14th 2001 and had my interview on May 30th 2002 and got the case approved.
Cases are transferred to local INS for various reasons : for quality prupose where few cases are randomly sent to local INS, cases where documentation is not clear, missing information (specially police cases) etc. If your paper work is correct, you need not worry at all.
If you have any legal infractions and if you have informed those in your application, it\'s fine, else, there might be some problem.
Else, it is pretty assured.
My case was transferred as my wife medical was not complete (as she was pregnant) and company A did my GC for which i never worked for (it\'s for future employment).
Good Luck Guys!!
Hi,
I am writing this message to assure all the applicants whose cases are transferred to Local INS. My case was transferredf to Local INS SFO on Dec. 14th 2001 and had my interview on May 30th 2002 and got the case approved.
Cases are transferred to local INS for various reasons : for quality prupose where few cases are randomly sent to local INS, cases where documentation is not clear, missing information (specially police cases) etc. If your paper work is correct, you need not worry at all.
If you have any legal infractions and if you have informed those in your application, it\'s fine, else, there might be some problem.
Else, it is pretty assured.
My case was transferred as my wife medical was not complete (as she was pregnant) and company A did my GC for which i never worked for (it\'s for future employment).
Good Luck Guys!!