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Mr/Ms. Hernandez comes up with that memo by the end of today.
What do you think?
What do you think?
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Here is the seet and simple explanation about some of the clarifications i found on the chat site. Hope this helps whome this is applicable. And for day dreamers like me back to reality.
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AFter y'day busy day for hearing everything about those chat session. I'm the client of Ms. Murthy and spok to her finally today.And I'm happy to inform you that this is regardin AC21 rule.And does not mean that everybody(i 485) would get approved after 180 days.The person who is filed 485 and has been more than 180 days & in case their I-140 is revoked then they should able to changed jobs under AC21 rule with "SAME OR SIMILAR" job description. As previously there were cased where 485 was denied on this.
This is all based on the memo which was written by "Efren Hernandez III"(she is Director , Busniess & Trade Services) which is released to AILA. So all lawyers who are affilated to AILA can used that and would be aware of that.
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AFter y'day busy day for hearing everything about those chat session. I'm the client of Ms. Murthy and spok to her finally today.And I'm happy to inform you that this is regardin AC21 rule.And does not mean that everybody(i 485) would get approved after 180 days.The person who is filed 485 and has been more than 180 days & in case their I-140 is revoked then they should able to changed jobs under AC21 rule with "SAME OR SIMILAR" job description. As previously there were cased where 485 was denied on this.
This is all based on the memo which was written by "Efren Hernandez III"(she is Director , Busniess & Trade Services) which is released to AILA. So all lawyers who are affilated to AILA can used that and would be aware of that.
I don't expect that memo today......
BTW,
Did you notice that Ms.Murthy changed the question and also her reply (07/07 chat).
Chat User : Hi, Ms. Murthy. Is there a chance that BCIS Headquarters will issue a rule stating that a person with the I-485 pending for over 180 days, and for whom the I-140 has been revoked by the original sponsoring employer, should obtain the I-485 approval? Thanks!
Attorney Murthy : Yes, I personally spoke with Efren Hernandez last week. He promised me that the BCIS will release such a memo by this Friday, July 11, 2003. I expect something to be released in about a week or two. The Memo or guidance will require BCIS examiners at the various Regional Service Centers to issue an approval of the I-485 if the I-140 had previously been approved and the I-485 has been pending for 180 days or longer, assuming all the other criteria have been satisfied for AC21 portability, like the new job being same or similar, etc.
http://www.murthy.com/chat0707.html
BTW,
Did you notice that Ms.Murthy changed the question and also her reply (07/07 chat).
Chat User : Hi, Ms. Murthy. Is there a chance that BCIS Headquarters will issue a rule stating that a person with the I-485 pending for over 180 days, and for whom the I-140 has been revoked by the original sponsoring employer, should obtain the I-485 approval? Thanks!
Attorney Murthy : Yes, I personally spoke with Efren Hernandez last week. He promised me that the BCIS will release such a memo by this Friday, July 11, 2003. I expect something to be released in about a week or two. The Memo or guidance will require BCIS examiners at the various Regional Service Centers to issue an approval of the I-485 if the I-140 had previously been approved and the I-485 has been pending for 180 days or longer, assuming all the other criteria have been satisfied for AC21 portability, like the new job being same or similar, etc.
http://www.murthy.com/chat0707.html