I-140 EB3 denial

wasamericandesi, I did not receive your message. I have sent you an private email and message with my email id. Thank you
 
Re: I did email you that as private msg

wasamericandesi,

If you could provide the detail of the evaluating agency in this forum it would be useful to others who are in the same boat.

Thanks in advance,
Dave

Originally posted by wasamericandesi
LCAUSER:

I did provide you that NY Evaluator details as provate msg.
 
Sorry folks for the delay: Here is the name of the evaluation Firm I used

I really apologise for the dealy. Here is the details of the Evaluation Firm that I used. Most importantly, you should not use any experience towards your Degree. It should come only from Educational courses you have done.


Trustforte Corporation
271 Madison Avenue,
Third Floow
New York,
NY - 10016
Tel : 212-481-4870.
Fax: 212-481-4971

Hope this helps.
 
Re: Sorry folks for the delay: Here is the name of the evaluation Firm I used

Thanks for the info
Originally posted by wasamericandesi
I really apologise for the dealy. Here is the details of the Evaluation Firm that I used. Most importantly, you should not use any experience towards your Degree. It should come only from Educational courses you have done.


Trustforte Corporation
271 Madison Avenue,
Third Floow
New York,
NY - 10016
Tel : 212-481-4870.
Fax: 212-481-4971

Hope this helps.
 
folks,

My attoreny got my evaluation done through this firm (The trust forte) when I received RFE on I140 but it din't help (the reason being we cannot combine the degrees only single degree is required). American_desi, it seems like INS changed the interpretation (or policy change) of a foreign degree recently, may be combination of degree were allowed when you filed.

Thanks!!!
 
using another persons labour who has cleared I-140

Can I use labour of a person who has already got
approval of I-140 and also has applied 485
we match qualifications
 
You cannot use a approved LC if it has been used by a beneficiary for I-140.

This is possible if he/she is not working for the company and has not used AC21 to switch the employer.
 
re:using another persons labour who has cleared I-140

My friend is not going for green card. he is quitting and going
back to india. In that case can I use his labour
 
In this case, your employer can revoke the approved I-140 and you could use the same LC for I-140. All the best!
 
My I-140 EB3 was approved yesterday.

Here is my case details,

I-140 EB3 Original LC
ND: 04/21/03
RFE: 07/17/03
RFE Replied On: 10/08/2003
I-140, EAD, AP, I-485 Denied on 10/15/2003
I-290B appeal to AAO and motion to reconsider filed on 11/17/03
I-140 approved on 12/18/2003
 
congrats!

lcauser great news. I remember reading somewhere in this forums that AAO takes 7 months to an year to process the case. Is that no longer true? Also did you get your FP notice yet?
 
lcauser,

Congratulations !!!!!!!!!!

It gives us all hope that USCIS is still processing I-140 applications
 
congratulations and thanx for sharing your details....

Please ne 1 on approvals or rfes please do update your status, it
definitely helps ...

hello_am
 
I found the below info on murthy.com. It looks like corrections can be made on the approved LC...

Chat User : I have got my labor approved in RIR. I do not have an MS equivalent degree, but I do have 8 years of experience. Can my I-140 be approved?

Attorney Murthy : Depending on the USCIS service center, it may or may not be possible to use experience to equate to the MS degree where the term "or equivalent" is not defined on the LC application. However, when the LC was approved, if the initial applicant who filed the ETA 750 B form was not qualified for the position, then a good attorney may be able to go back to the U.S. Department of Labor and request a correction of the job requirements on the grounds that the original applicant her/himself would not qualify for the LC approval. However, when the LC was approved, if the initial applicant who filed the ETA 750 B form was not qualified for the position, then a good attorney may be able to go back to the U.S. Department of Labor and request a correction of the job requirements on the grounds that the original applicant her/himself would not qualify for the LC approval. Such corrections are difficult to obtain, but we have been successful with many such cases all over the country since obviously the attorney made a mistake when filing the LC as the person would not qualify for her/his own job
 
lcauser,

It only took a month or so for your appeal to be decided by AAO? I thought that took YEARS?

Douglas.
 
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