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Just checked AVM. Same old FP recd message
- Thread starter U Kumar
- Start date
september_gc
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Also the same..
Here is also the same old message....
U Kumar, I think we will also be happy one day....
Till then.... DIALVSC-HEAR.MSG-HANGUP..
Here is also the same old message....
U Kumar, I think we will also be happy one day....
Till then.... DIALVSC-HEAR.MSG-HANGUP..
from www.immigration-law.com
Updated 09/12/2002: Causes for Late Processing Delays of Various Petitions
The pace of processing of I-129, I-140, and I-485 cases was one time getting faster, H-1B being approved less than 60 days and even I-140 being approved in less than 60 days. However, people must have noticed that the processing times have substantially increased during the last two or three months. Why?
VSC explains that basically three factors have affected and will affect the processing delays: (1) Security check (IBIS) mandate; (2) Adoption of 30-day processing policy for I-539 applications, causing reduced resources availability for such petitions; (3) 175,000 El Salvador TPS Extension cases that starts in September.
Our interest is whether there are any hope for these causes being removed. Obviously not. It thus leads to the conclusion that the processing delays may continue for a while. Certainly not a bright news!
Updated 09/12/2002: Causes for Late Processing Delays of Various Petitions
The pace of processing of I-129, I-140, and I-485 cases was one time getting faster, H-1B being approved less than 60 days and even I-140 being approved in less than 60 days. However, people must have noticed that the processing times have substantially increased during the last two or three months. Why?
VSC explains that basically three factors have affected and will affect the processing delays: (1) Security check (IBIS) mandate; (2) Adoption of 30-day processing policy for I-539 applications, causing reduced resources availability for such petitions; (3) 175,000 El Salvador TPS Extension cases that starts in September.
Our interest is whether there are any hope for these causes being removed. Obviously not. It thus leads to the conclusion that the processing delays may continue for a while. Certainly not a bright news!