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Supervised recruitment
After having advertised again (Supervised recruitment because of RIR remanded back to state), my company has received 33 Resumes from the State Dept. Please someone tell me what are the options tat I have e.g. what happens, if a suitable candidate is available and also willing to Join, what can be the worst case scenario etc.etc. Because my HR Dept. is not all that friendly and their attitude is like - follow the letter of the law.
After having advertised again (Supervised recruitment because of RIR remanded back to state), my company has received 33 Resumes from the State Dept. Please someone tell me what are the options tat I have e.g. what happens, if a suitable candidate is available and also willing to Join, what can be the worst case scenario etc.etc. Because my HR Dept. is not all that friendly and their attitude is like - follow the letter of the law.
nelsona
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pandeyraj
Even one qualified candidate will scuttle (kill) your LC. Your firm is under no obligation to hire any of these candidate, but it does mean that they can't hire you permanently, nor can your GC process continue.
You would be back to square one... and would need to re-submitt a new RIR LC.
I would think that your company would have to wait a few months.
Even one qualified candidate will scuttle (kill) your LC. Your firm is under no obligation to hire any of these candidate, but it does mean that they can't hire you permanently, nor can your GC process continue.
You would be back to square one... and would need to re-submitt a new RIR LC.
I would think that your company would have to wait a few months.
nelsona
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No delay
I'm not talking about delaying this process, I'm talking about the delay you will undergo before you submit the next RIR LC.
Your currrent process is under the control of MO SESA, so you have no choice but to follow their rules, as you say.
I would think though that it is almost certain that your LC will fail (ie. a qualified candidate will be found). It would seem impossible that 35 candidates could be shown to be un-qualified for your job. But that will be the task of your company over the next month, and the burden of proof will be on your firm to prove that they are not qualified.
One possibility is that none of the qualified candidates would be available to begin, which is a viable reason for removing their candidacy.
I don't think you are in a very good situation, though.
So, the waiting period I was talking about was for submission of another brand new RIR LC. Obviously you can't turn arround 2 weeks after this one fails and submit another one to MO SESA.
Tip: If your company operates in many states, see if they would be willing to submit an LC in a state where the LC would have a better chance of succeeding.
I'm not talking about delaying this process, I'm talking about the delay you will undergo before you submit the next RIR LC.
Your currrent process is under the control of MO SESA, so you have no choice but to follow their rules, as you say.
I would think though that it is almost certain that your LC will fail (ie. a qualified candidate will be found). It would seem impossible that 35 candidates could be shown to be un-qualified for your job. But that will be the task of your company over the next month, and the burden of proof will be on your firm to prove that they are not qualified.
One possibility is that none of the qualified candidates would be available to begin, which is a viable reason for removing their candidacy.
I don't think you are in a very good situation, though.
So, the waiting period I was talking about was for submission of another brand new RIR LC. Obviously you can't turn arround 2 weeks after this one fails and submit another one to MO SESA.
Tip: If your company operates in many states, see if they would be willing to submit an LC in a state where the LC would have a better chance of succeeding.
nelsona
Registered Users (C)
LC resubmitted
My lawyer has informed me that my RIR LC, that was rejected by Chicago during the summer, has been resubmitted to MO SESA, after we re-posted both the internal and external job postings.
She assures me that these re-submittals are being put on the "top of the pile" (that is with it's original priority date), and should thus be processed ahead of those whose submission date is after mine (May 2002).
We shall see. Have any others re-submitted yet?
My lawyer has informed me that my RIR LC, that was rejected by Chicago during the summer, has been resubmitted to MO SESA, after we re-posted both the internal and external job postings.
She assures me that these re-submittals are being put on the "top of the pile" (that is with it's original priority date), and should thus be processed ahead of those whose submission date is after mine (May 2002).
We shall see. Have any others re-submitted yet?
nelsona
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How many responses
None, of course.
Had there been any responses, my firm would have had to take the time to interview and "Disqualify" any candidates.
They had none.
I was not worried about this, since my skillset is very rare, which is why DOL's rejection of my LC in the first place was ludicrous.
None, of course.
Had there been any responses, my firm would have had to take the time to interview and "Disqualify" any candidates.
They had none.
I was not worried about this, since my skillset is very rare, which is why DOL's rejection of my LC in the first place was ludicrous.
windflower
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Any Progress on MO SESA?
October ?
October ?
nelsona
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LC approved!
Good news for those who had their LC reject by Chicago during the summer.
My LC was re-submitted (about 3 weeks ago) to MO SESA, and has been approved by BOTH MO SESA and Chicago DOL!!
This was as Miss Graves had outlined when LCs were rejected: Once the quick re-posting and submital was re-sent (with no other qualified candidates) the LC would be quickly approved by both her and Chicago.
She was correct.
Don't lose hope! get that re-submittal in!
See you on the I-140/I-485 foums.
Good news for those who had their LC reject by Chicago during the summer.
My LC was re-submitted (about 3 weeks ago) to MO SESA, and has been approved by BOTH MO SESA and Chicago DOL!!
This was as Miss Graves had outlined when LCs were rejected: Once the quick re-posting and submital was re-sent (with no other qualified candidates) the LC would be quickly approved by both her and Chicago.
She was correct.
Don't lose hope! get that re-submittal in!
See you on the I-140/I-485 foums.
