I140 ---NOT--- transferred from CSC to TSC

Hi, Perm-faq,

You said the last 18 "001" cases were transferred to TSC. Mine (EB1) is among them. Are you sure they are the last 18 in order? I remember one guy has 001 date approved in early March. But I am sure if his number before or after mine.

I told you I have two I-140 pending in TSC now. One has exactly same filing date as yours. RD 9/27 ND 10/3.

perm_faq said:
I searched through my scanner database for 140s, and found that CSC-TSC
transfers were "started" from the last 18 cases on "001" day. They are actually
filed in SEPTEMBER '05.
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YES. I remember we have the same RD/NDs.

CSC-TSC started with 001 cases. I have counted them based on the
latest scanner "refreshed" database. That count is between 18 to 21.
I forgot that exact number. I can give you EXACT number late today.

If you want, either I can send you the 001 database and you can
check your case number -or- any case number in that 001 database, -or-
I can look it up, if you can PM me YOUR case number.

Basically, I am worried of my case, and there is nothing much happening
though it is close to 8 months and online status is misleading me.



[QUOTE=jbxieperm2005]Hi, Perm-faq,

You said the last 18 "001" cases were transferred to TSC. Mine (EB1) is among them. Are you sure they are the last 18 in order? I remember one guy has 001 date approved in early March. But I am sure if his number before or after mine.

I told you I have two I-140 pending in TSC now. One has exactly same filing date as yours. RD 9/27 ND 10/3.[/QUOTE]
 
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Bi-Specialization and Reshaping Service Centers Processing Times Report

[relay from oh-law]

* The bi-specialization initiative that went into effect on April 1, 2006 is expected to bring about the changes in the Service Centers processing times report. The latest reports have already reported the following two changes in I-140 petition processing times report:
o California Service Center ceased reporting I-140 processing times
o Nebraska Service Center I-140 petition processing times have jumped remarkably since the April 10, 2006 report as follows:
*
04/10/2006 Report 04/15/2006 Report
EB-1A 10/01/2005 03/01/2006
EB-1B 11/12/2005 03/01/2006
EB-1C 12/17/2005 03/15/2006
EB-2 12/10/2005 12/15/2005
NIW 12/10/2005 03/15/2006
EB-3 10/16/2005 02/15/2006
EB-3EW 01/15/2006 03/15/2006
Schedule A 12/17/2005 02/01/2006
o
Texas Service Center I-140 petition processing times was already January 2006 in April 10, 2006 Report. It is likely that TSC I-140 processing times may also reveal some changes in the next report.
* We will keep watching the development and effect of the bi-specialization program. The next review will focus on EB-485 processing patterns in these Service Centers. Please stay tuned to this web site.
* Speedy processing times will help some of the recent PERM application filers whose H-1B approaches the six-year limit and who cannot apply for extension of 7th-year extension of H-1B for failure to prove 365 days pending labor certification before reaching H-1B six year limit. Since the PERM applications are nowadays adjudicated in about three months and I-140 petition adjudication takes between two months and three months, they will be able to apply for three-year increment H-1B extension if their visa numbers are retrogressed. Late starters of PERM applications should consider two options to extend their H-1B extension beyond six years while they wait for the visa numbers: One is overseas trips and recapture of H-1B times abroad. The second is prompt processing of I-140 petitions and filing of three-year increment H-1B extensions.
 
Hi, perm_faq,

I send you a PM with my email address. Please send me your 001 database.

I am also worried why my case is not touched yet. To my memory of the posts on this forum, the only two 06 cases approved in CSC are EB1(B) OutStanding Researchers, one is 06-001 (or 2), one is 06-004. I am exactly in this category. But why mine is not? There are two others with exactly same dates as ours, but are EB1(c), also got transferred to TSC. I forgot if there are other EB2 in 001 like you. I do not remember anyone report 06 EB2 approved in CSC. So you case might have been transferred to TSC. My guess: if the case is not touched, they are transferred. The cases stay in CSC are those that have been touched, like waiting for RFE. Usually you are able to see some LUD in this situation.

perm_faq said:
YES. I remember we have the same RD/NDs.

CSC-TSC started with 001 cases. I have counted them based on the
latest scanner "refreshed" database. That count is between 18 to 21.
I forgot that exact number. I can give you EXACT number late today.

If you want, either I can send you the 001 database and you can
check your case number -or- any case number in that 001 database, -or-
I can look it up, if you can PM me YOUR case number.

Basically, I am worried of my case, and there is nothing much happening
though it is close to 8 months and online status is misleading me.[/QUOTE]
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I just emailed the database to your yahoo.
Any thing we track, is just based on "online status" correct?
If that itself is wrong and/or mis-leading, then what can we do.

I don't think any one else in September is waiting, except we few guys.
I guess "srignaram" case is also the same.




jbxieperm2005 said:
Hi, perm_faq,

I send you a PM with my email address. Please send me your 001 database.

I am also worried why my case is not touched yet. To my memory of the posts on this forum, the only two 06 cases approved in CSC are EB1(B) OutStanding Researchers, one is 06-001 (or 2), one is 06-004. I am exactly in this category. But why mine is not? There are two others with exactly same dates as ours, but are EB1(c), also got transferred to TSC. I forgot if there are other EB2 in 001 like you. I do not remember anyone report 06 EB2 approved in CSC. So you case might have been transferred to TSC. My guess: if the case is not touched, they are transferred. The cases stay in CSC are those that have been touched, like waiting for RFE. Usually you are able to see some LUD in this situation.
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perm_faq said:
I just emailed the database to your yahoo.
Any thing we track, is just based on "online status" correct?
If that itself is wrong and/or mis-leading, then what can we do.

I don't think any one else in September is waiting, except we few guys.
I guess "srignaram" case is also the same.
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Mines is EB2 concurrent (I140 & I485) filing on 09/27/2005 and RD is 10/03/2005. Transfered from CSC to TSC on 3/22 - I140 and 3/23 - I485
 
Thanks lot, perm_faq. Yes, I am among the last 18 applications in 001 date that has been tansferred to TSC. They are mostly in order. But I do not believe many people with 001 number have been approved, no matter they stay in TSC or moved to TSC. The online status should be correct on this.

The question is which one is better: stay in CSC or transferred to TSC? who knows. Anyway, it is out of our control. Mine is tranferred. I have to wait for the favor of TSC.

perm_faq said:
I just emailed the database to your yahoo.
Any thing we track, is just based on "online status" correct?
If that itself is wrong and/or mis-leading, then what can we do.

I don't think any one else in September is waiting, except we few guys.
I guess "srignaram" case is also the same.
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Whats your 140 ND? Thanks
And by chance, was your 3-digit ABC number in WAC06ABC5XXXX is "001" ?

GCPD2002 said:
Mines is EB2 concurrent (I140 & I485) filing on 09/27/2005 and RD is 10/03/2005. Transfered from CSC to TSC on 3/22 - I140 and 3/23 - I485
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You are welcome.

Actually, yes it is not in our control. I think the problem is with the online status. As I said couple of EAD/AP applications got approved but the online status is not indicating that. It still says ..."we received" kind of thing. I've done my FP long long time ago, normally we should see LUD on or after that date, that did not happen. And recently CSC-TSC re-shuffle. Top of all that, there is no clear-cut info of what cases (interms of RD or ND) are being transferred to TSC. Anyways... if GCPD 's case is tranferred (ND=10/03/05) then my case also might have been transferred there.

jbxieperm2005 said:
Thanks lot, perm_faq. Yes, I am among the last 18 applications in 001 date that has been tansferred to TSC. They are mostly in order. But I do not believe many people with 001 number have been approved, no matter they stay in TSC or moved to TSC. The online status should be correct on this.

The question is which one is better: stay in CSC or transferred to TSC? who knows. Anyway, it is out of our control. Mine is tranferred. I have to wait for the favor of TSC.
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GCPD2002

I have 9/28 and 10/03 dates. But, the interesting thing here is, not all of the cases having the same above dates will get the same 3-digit work day in WAC number. By the way you are in 001 day, correct? jpixie, and me are on the same day.

Did you get CSC-TSC transfer Email with LUD change?

GCPD2002 said:
My I140 RD - 09/27/2005 and ND - 10/03/2005
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Is there any one can run the scanner ?

Iam getting lot of errors and the scanner/script is not able to querry
the database. Is any body see the same problem?
 
NSC Begins Processing 485 for which no VISA available

[relay from other thread]

NSC Begins Processing Employment-Based I-485s for Which Visas Are Not Currently Available

AILA InfoNet Doc. No. 06041067


April 10, 2006

NSC Flash #41-2006

Adjudication of Employment Based Applications for Adjustment

In conjunction with Backlog Elimination efforts, on April 12, 2006, the Nebraska Service Center (NSC) will begin to process Employment-Based I-485 (EB485) cases for which visas are not currently available. These retrogressed EB485 cases will be processed in a normal fashion with officers reviewing applications for eligibility and processing the cases to the fullest extent possible up to the visa request stage. Officers may be required to issue a request for evidence (RFE) for some cases. Applicants will be expected to respond to the requests for evidence in a timely, accurate and complete fashion (as they normally do) to continue the processing of the case. Applicants that do not meet eligibility criteria, or do not respond to a request for evidence may be subject to a denial of their case. Applicants that meet eligibility criteria will have their cases forwarded to a visa staging area where the cases will be checked monthly for visa availability.

The intention of this "preadjudication" initiative is to prepare eligible cases to the greatest extent possible, short of approval, in anticipation of the availability of a visa. Security checks for these cases will be electronically maintained so it is imperative that applicants respond to both requests for evidence and/or fingerprinting appointments in a timely manner. When an eligible case is identified as having a visa available, the case will then progress through a final phase review and formal visa request to facilitate the final disposition. Please do not conduct inquiries on EB485 cases for which visas have recently become available (within the last 90 days).
 
perm_faq said:
Iam getting lot of errors and the scanner/script is not able to querry
the database. Is any body see the same problem?
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Maybe its site-down issue some have been reportin since y'day. I will be running it tonight. Lets see.
 
What work days you are running scanning? I think couple of us are doing the same thing. Ahaly is also running the scanner, and mine too. If we have all different dates then I think it should be ok. I have created database for 259,260,001,002,003,004,005,006,009. Do you have the similar ones?

arouncoumar said:
Maybe its site-down issue some have been reportin since y'day. I will be running it tonight. Lets see.
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Mine you can see in the other thread "Scanner's case status". The spread sheet scans about 15 days spread 10 days each.
 
I think the pattern of approvals from TSC, is clear now:

1) They processed 140s the order they received it.

2) Out of which, they were picking only EB3 cases to begin with.

3) Then they were picking up the non-concurrent cases, including EB2

4) I think, they are now into concurrently filed cases, because, there are
whole bunch of cases sitting in "recevied" state [my scanner -refresh
identified it] since September, 2005. I think they will step into it now.
But, again the order of processing is not clear.

5) TSC - Service center Processing dates will either move back,
or they will stick with the same date. As per oh-law: His prediction,

"Texas Service Center I-140 petition processing times was already
January 2006 in April 10, 2006 Report. It is likely that TSC I-140
processing times may also reveal some changes in the next report."
 
Re

perm_faq,

Which type is your case ? NIW or EB1 ?


perm_faq said:
I think the pattern of approvals from TSC, is clear now:

1) They processed 140s the order they received it.

2) Out of which, they were picking only EB3 cases to begin with.

3) Then they were picking up the non-concurrent cases, including EB2

4) I think, they are now into concurrently filed cases, because, there are
whole bunch of cases sitting in "recevied" state [my scanner -refresh
identified it] since September, 2005. I think they will step into it now.
But, again the order of processing is not clear.

5) TSC - Service center Processing dates will either move back,
or they will stick with the same date. As per oh-law: His prediction,

"Texas Service Center I-140 petition processing times was already
January 2006 in April 10, 2006 Report. It is likely that TSC I-140
processing times may also reveal some changes in the next report."
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