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GC4Ever ,
Those dates updated on july 21st .. lets wait until they update for this month.
Thnaks.
Those dates updated on july 21st .. lets wait until they update for this month.
Thnaks.
Originally posted by GC4Ever
Website :
http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/foreign/times.asp
says Aug 01 for RIR. Last month AVM was saying it is processing cases recived before Sept 01.
Looking at the situation it seems August 01 cases are still pending.
Originally posted by Gottaget
Hi GC4Ever,
FYI. AVM says "Cases received BEFORE SEPTEMBER".
But, not 'before September 01'.
Originally posted by Gottaget
It sounds like, they stopped the processing for time-being.
Who knows when they come to the main-stream again...????
If we fell after Sep11 date, we are in jeopardy.
Originally posted by Gottaget
Can you tell us what NOF you get and how ur lawyer responded????.
I appreciate your reply.
Originally posted by depressed_gc
NOF was regd Prevailing wages. ETA 750 Part A, Item 12 was less than Prevailing wages.
You can count Annual Salary + health/dental benefits + 401 K Matching + Company Training expenses(that they spent for you) toward WAGES. Only Bonus/Commission is excluded from Wages.
Read following link
http://www.workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/foreign/750inst.asp
NY DOL was referring to my Annual Salary (which mentioned in ETA 750 A, Item 12) as wages.
Lawyer argued that above total which is my wages exceeds Prevailing wages.
Your future Salary must be within +/- 5 % range of Prevailing wages as of now (with RIR/Non-RIR). With PERM, employer must pay prevailing wages once beneficiary gets greencard. That's disadvantage of PERM.
ETA 750 Part A, Item 12 is the salary when you will get GC.
ASSUR advised me above sometime July 18th. Read past posts and you will see his post replying me for further clarification.
i hope this answers your question.
-HoprForBest
Originally posted by gc_labor_pain
Do you know if PTO is counted as well ?
Originally posted by depressed_gc
Didn't get what do you mean by PTO ? Can you elaborate on it ?
If you are talking Paid Overtime, that has to be stated explicitly by Employer under Item 12 b) and probably a Cover letter. Employer has to say that they will pay X amount for overtime hours.
If PTO is something other than Paid Overtime, let me know.
Nowadays, NY DOL tries to issue NOF for almost every EB2/RIR cases (as their salary bracket is higher). A friend of mine in same company (PD 8/16/01 EB3/RIR) had LC approved without NOF. It all depends on mood of Certifying Officer in NY DOL.
-HopeForBest