New Jersey SESA Tracker
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swas said:
Since NJ SESA has passed April 2002, your lawyer or your company can contact the NJ SESA and find out the status of your case. This is a standard procedure. The best you can do is to convice your company that either they or lawyer should proactively contact the NJ SESA, instead of waiting for notification since your date has been passed.
USCISisMockery
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Do something about the backlog
[Hello, Long time follower of this thread ( I have to...). I am surprised nobody is discussing/worried about the backlog. ( I know its even worse for NY).
I am not sure if this has been done before (485 litigation by Rajiv is different) but people in NY thread are uniting and doing something about the delay. Lets get together (along with NY) write a common format letter and send it to our senetors and Star Ledger. Its just intolerable, it started with April 2001 245(i) applications, then it was stuck again in april 2002, now we have 6 month backlog at NY federal, and coming soon visa retrogression. It will be even worse if Bush pushes his agenda for illegals. I know, lot of people have give up, but we have nothing to loose except half an hour sending email. Nobody fights for plight of legals, if we don't unite, I don't think whole process is going to be better even with BRC or PERM. Lets start with a letter, we can maintain it similar to njlabor.xls. Please share your views.
[Hello, Long time follower of this thread ( I have to...). I am surprised nobody is discussing/worried about the backlog. ( I know its even worse for NY).
I am not sure if this has been done before (485 litigation by Rajiv is different) but people in NY thread are uniting and doing something about the delay. Lets get together (along with NY) write a common format letter and send it to our senetors and Star Ledger. Its just intolerable, it started with April 2001 245(i) applications, then it was stuck again in april 2002, now we have 6 month backlog at NY federal, and coming soon visa retrogression. It will be even worse if Bush pushes his agenda for illegals. I know, lot of people have give up, but we have nothing to loose except half an hour sending email. Nobody fights for plight of legals, if we don't unite, I don't think whole process is going to be better even with BRC or PERM. Lets start with a letter, we can maintain it similar to njlabor.xls. Please share your views.
Totally agree. We should not only write letter to senator, but also the Secretary of Labor, Elaine Chao. [secretary@dol.gov]
My case was filed at November 2002. Still waiting and the situation seems getting worse.... it's real unfair to benefit illegal immigrants instead of helping legal ones. Who can conceive the mail? I'll write to my local representative and also please do so for yourself.
From here to find your local representative.
http://www.house.gov/writerep/
My case was filed at November 2002. Still waiting and the situation seems getting worse.... it's real unfair to benefit illegal immigrants instead of helping legal ones. Who can conceive the mail? I'll write to my local representative and also please do so for yourself.
From here to find your local representative.
http://www.house.gov/writerep/
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laborApprooval
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finally wait is over
Yeh guys....finally got it thru today
Yeh guys....finally got it thru today
USCISisMockery
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Wake up ppl, don't be selfish, if your file is within a month of being processed, rest assured there are more obstacles ahead, if we don't fight for WHAT WE THINK IS RIGHT. I am not optimistic about PERM and BRC.
We need someone to write well formated letter. We can also work along with NY thread. Atleast show your support by replying to this thread. Looking at overwhelming response, lot of people will be encouraged.]
USCISisMockery
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There are many posts about the problems that are forecasted, one of such is
EB3 visa retrogression thread
EB3 visa retrogression thread
nervewreck
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USCISisMockery,
I agree with you. A well formatted petition/letter is called for. Afterall we are people who go through numerous pains and ordeal to remain in a legal status, staying away from families, and continue doing so, just for the fact that we dont have permanent residency and are in the process of achieving the same. We represent a community of workers who strive to uplift the market and the institutions that we work for, living with a sense of insecurity and yet striving to ensure that these insecurities do not impact our employers.
Its about time to join hands and take it to the right level of representation, so that we are heard, and are given the due justice that we very well deserve.
-nervewreck
I agree with you. A well formatted petition/letter is called for. Afterall we are people who go through numerous pains and ordeal to remain in a legal status, staying away from families, and continue doing so, just for the fact that we dont have permanent residency and are in the process of achieving the same. We represent a community of workers who strive to uplift the market and the institutions that we work for, living with a sense of insecurity and yet striving to ensure that these insecurities do not impact our employers.
Its about time to join hands and take it to the right level of representation, so that we are heard, and are given the due justice that we very well deserve.
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