Marc Lavoie
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Any ideas on how this could affect us in the short term?
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INS Abolishment - What happens to pending I-485?
- Thread starter Marc Lavoie
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sonofindia
Registered Users (C)
another delay of 2-3 months more
Nothing like that
I just spoke with an IIO yesterday and he assured me that there won\'t be any unexpected delay just because of the transition. In fact one of the main objectives of the restructuring is to avoid such delays. So, unless you have some solid reference to back it up, do not post your opinions regarding the INS restructuring delays. Just a kind request to help all the anxious souls waiting...
kumaran
I just spoke with an IIO yesterday and he assured me that there won\'t be any unexpected delay just because of the transition. In fact one of the main objectives of the restructuring is to avoid such delays. So, unless you have some solid reference to back it up, do not post your opinions regarding the INS restructuring delays. Just a kind request to help all the anxious souls waiting...
kumaran
Nobody knows if it;s even going to happen, let alone when and what effect it will have
The bill hasn\'t even cleared the senate yet. The bill just passed the House. It must pass the Senate and be signed by the president before it\'s even definite. AC21 passed a year and a half ago and we still don\'t even have implementing regulations for it. All AC21 did is make some changes in immigration law and procedure, this thing would eliminate INS and break it in 2 parts. It certainly isn\'t going to happen tomorrow.
Jim
James D. Mills
Attorney at Law
http://www.geocities.com/jamesdmillsesq/
The bill hasn\'t even cleared the senate yet. The bill just passed the House. It must pass the Senate and be signed by the president before it\'s even definite. AC21 passed a year and a half ago and we still don\'t even have implementing regulations for it. All AC21 did is make some changes in immigration law and procedure, this thing would eliminate INS and break it in 2 parts. It certainly isn\'t going to happen tomorrow.
Jim
James D. Mills
Attorney at Law
http://www.geocities.com/jamesdmillsesq/
gokulanand
Registered Users (C)
Jim any idea why the i-485 processing is virtually at stand still since Apl\'02?
We are seeing differing accounts being posted regarding conversations with IIO at NSC.
Thank You.
We are seeing differing accounts being posted regarding conversations with IIO at NSC.
Thank You.