how about my NIW case?

how?

NIW111,
When you get your NIW approved? and did you file 140/485 concurrently? When you file them?
By the way, how your manager asked for expedited 485 approval? did you get any letter from DOD or other government agencies to support your manager's request?
thanks a lot


Originally posted by niw111
Yes, my manager is asking for expedited 485 approval.
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Great news, congratulations! Too bad it's at least another two years for me. They really should start naturalization clock when I-485 is filed.
 
Great news! You got your approval so quickly. Congratulations!

Lao-Yi

Originally posted by niw111
My details are as below:

I-140/I-765/I-485 (EB2 NIW) : ND 11/2002
I-140 : Approved 6/2003
I-765 : Approved 6/2003
FP : 7/2003
I-485 : Approved 9/2003
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Re: APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congrtulation!!!
so, did your wife's I485 get approved along with yours? thanks.



Originally posted by niw111
My heart is throbbing right now. My I-485 just got approved. Details later, sorry. Just excited like hell... FINALLY....
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NIW111,
thanks a lot for reply.
I am really encouraged a lot by your success.
For my NIW, I got one letter from US Air Force written by a chief there. Can I obtain a similar letter this time, also from him to fulfill
the requirement of expediting processing I485? I mean it could be hard to get a letter from DOD as an entity, but maybe easier from a senior person from DOD, for example, Air Force. Of course, the letter can be in DOD letterhead, as what I obtained last time.
thanks in tons.


Originally posted by niw111
Yes, we both got approved together. Thank God.
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Dear NIW111,
Is the letter your manager sent to BCIS to require a expediating process was written by somebody in DOD, and signed by that person??? Also, did your manager sent his letter along with the letter from DOD? thanks in tons.

Originally posted by niw111
I got my NIW approved in June 2003. And I have filed for concurrent 140-485. I filed them in late November 2002. My manager send the letter in June 2003 and after a week I had my 140 & 765 approvals. My manager is a full bird U.S. Army Colonel. I work in the medical side of U.S. Army and the Surgeon General has laid some transformation goals, which includes contracting. My status is in violation of those directives (as per my manager). Also, some budget issues were involved. So the more faster I get my PR, the better for the army. So the expedited letter is from DOD itself officially asking BCIS for expeditied approval as the delay was harming U.S. Govt interests.
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NIW111,
Thank for kind reply. I appreciate it.
How BCIS know that they are reading a letter in DOD letterhead, and signed by an authorized person, was there any sign "authorized signature" at the end of the letter?

thanks in tons.
Originally posted by niw111
Sorry for the late reply. My "manager" that I was referring to is actually my manager on the military base where I work, he is military. My manager from my consulting firm (civilian) had nothing to do with it. So the expedition letter was on DOD letterhead from a DOD authority.
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thanks a lot, niw 111. sorry for my trouble taken to you.
so, I understand that the letter is pretty much similar to what we collected for I140 petition. Usually, there is contact information including phone no, email, etc, at the end of the letter. So, at the end of the letter, it will be signed by a senior person from gov. agency whether he is authorized, or not? right. Because if we put "authrozed signature" there, the recommendor may hesitate to sign it. Anyway, i have to make it look like a personal recommendation letter, the only thing is that the letter must be printted in DOD letterhead.
Are you agreeing with me, I appreciate your response again.
Originally posted by niw111
Nope, it was just a standard letter. The letter did give all contact details in case BCIS wants to verify/clarify some details.
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