New York SESA Tracker

[nivasch]

How come now a days NY DOL is getting Hundreds of Cases together like 200 to 250 or etc..

 

[waitingforgc04]

Wage Info.

Hi SlaveVictim,
Use this link to calculate the wage in your area:
http://flcdatacenter.com/

My lawyer used this when filing for my 7th year extension.

I am still waiting for my LC, filed in Feb'2002.

Good Luck..

 

[verant123]

i think these cases are for 245(i) cases
not IT related cases,that's why you can see many cases are moving everyday

How come now a days NY DOL is getting Hundreds of Cases together like 200 to 250 or etc..

 

[nivasch]

Is it delay our IT cases process or not ??
Thanks

i think these cases are for 245(i) cases
not IT related cases,that's why you can see many cases are moving everyday

 

[verant123]

i think so nivasch, becoz for IT related cases they have to check wages,market and everything but not for cooks,cheffs or any store managers for non IT related cases

Is it delay our IT cases process or not ??
Thanks

 

[JustWatching]

Is it delay our IT cases process or not ??
Thanks

I doubt these are 245(i) cases, These were prior/up to to April 2001 cases.

Remember these numbers also include cases from NJ SWA.

There are about 2,000 cases/ month from NY. Not sure how many from NJ, let's say half - 1,000 cases/month. This would be 3,000 cases/month or 150 cases per business day. Since there are days that few to no cases are transferred, these numbers don't seem strange to me.

 

[verant123]

justwatching,
so how about those 245(i) cases? becoz some cases who filed after april 2001 went to regional from NY state they are processing now in Regional
i think before april 2001 cases are already over in regional also.

am i right?
but i dont know it may stuck in regional also once again,
now regional taking 3 months to process before that current.
any thoughts?

I doubt these are 245(i) cases, These were prior/up to to April 2001 cases.

Remember these numbers also include cases from NJ SWA.

There are about 2,000 cases/ month from NY. Not sure how many from NJ, let's say half - 1,000 cases/month. This would be 3,000 cases/month or 150 cases per business day. Since there are days that few to no cases are transferred, these numbers don't seem strange to me.

 

[JustWatching]

justwatching,
so how about those 245(i) cases? becoz some cases who filed after april 2001 went to regional from NY state they are processing now in Regional
i think before april 2001 cases are already over in regional also.

am i right?
but i dont know it may stuck in regional also once again,
now regional taking 3 months to process before that current.
any thoughts?

April 2001 cases (and before) were sent to Regional in Feb/Mar 2004, two months to clear May/June so I would say most have cleared Regional.

Also, the number of cases moving from State to Regional per month does not increase as result of 245(i), it just takes more months. So throughput to Regional has been consistent.

 

[verant123]

that's good
but lately someone posted that there are lot of queries have been asked in regional

 

[jani2711]

Wasn't the deadline for 245(i) cases was extended till september 2001 ? Some how i have that impression.

 

[JustWatching]

Wasn't the deadline for 245(i) cases was extended till september 2001 ? Some how i have that impression.

The September 2001 deadline relates to conversion of Regular to RIR cases. Some additional volume due to that

 

[JustWatching]

July Updates

Processing times have been updated.

Still processing September 2001.

 

[nyc1999]

Latest Rankings

NEW YORK IS 8TH WORSTE STATE TO DO LABOR CERT. IN

GUYS I HOPE YOU FIND THIS INTERESTING...
I'VE BEEN DOING THIS FOR A WHILE TO SEE WHICH STATES ARE THE FASTEST IN PROCESSING BY ADDING THE NUMBER OF DAYS IT TAKES TO DO STATE PROCESSING AND REGIONAL PROCESSING OF YOUR LABOR CERT.

STATE Total state reginal
Days Days Days
1 Maine 82 41 41
2 Wyoming 113 72 41
3 North Dakota 143 102 41
4 South Dakota 203 162 41
5 New Hampshire 265 224 41
6 Vermont 265 224 41
7 Kansas 265 41 224
8 Nebraska 265 41 224
9 Minnesota 326 102 224
10 Utah 326 285 41
11 Iowa 386 162 224
12 Idaho 387 102 285
13 Massachusetts 418 377 41
14 West Virginia 418 41 377
15 Illinois 448 224 224
16 Wisconsin 448 224 224
17 Pittsburgh 479 102 377
18 Philadelphia 539 162 377
19 Missouri 539 315 224
20 Ohio 570 346 224
21 Alaska 570 285 285
22 Connecticut 599 558 41
23 Arizona 599 41 558
24 Louisiana 630 72 558
25 Michigan 631 407 224
26 Colorado 691 650 41
27 Harrisburg 692 315 377
28 Nevada 720 162 558
29 North Carolina 722 11 711
30 Alabama 751 224 527
31 Kentucky 752 41 711
32 South Carolina 752 41 711
33 Tennessee 783 72 711
34 Florida 813 102 711
35 Mississippi 813 102 711
36 Delaware 815 438 377
37 Texas 843 285 558
38 Georgia 873 162 711
39 New Mexico 873 315 558
40 California 904 346 558
41 Virginia 935 558 377
42 New Jersey 966 864 102
43 Washington 1027 742 285
44 Guam 1057 499 558
45 Hawaii 1085 527 558
46 New York 1147 1045 102
47 Oregon 1208 923 285
48 Rhode Island 1239 1198 41
49 Maryland 1241 864 377
50 Oklahoma 1300 742 558
51 Indiana 1422 1198 224
52 District of Columbia 1575 1198 377
53 Arkansas 1695 1137 558

 

[verant123]

good work nyc1999
but for maine, the regional is taking 3 months from boston to issue labor i think
my friends got after 3 months only

 

[very_upset_guy]

silly

khmm, I'm sorry for asking, but can anyone point me, please, to the resource there I can lookup what is going on with Sept 01 cases? ( basically - there are they in Sept? )
I called Region today - and they don't have my case ( filed first week on Sept ) yet.....
Thank you and i apolog. for this quesiton. I haven't been following the thread at all for quite some time.

 

[gc999999999]

NY DOL cases received Update

9th JULY From 025-08-883 TO 025-08-930 TOTAL=47

8th July FROM 025-08-639 TO 025-08-882 TOTAL: 243

 

[JustWatching]

Trying to figure out Regional

9th JULY From 025-08-883 TO 025-08-930 TOTAL=47

gc99...

Since what date do you have been tracking cases?

I was going to suggest the following - I will volunteer to track if you want me to, here is the idea


A spreadsheet with the following columns

- Date
- Case Start no.
- Case End no.
- No. of cases transferred
- Sample approval No.

The sample approval no. would be done something like this, for the cases on that day we could check every tenth case to get some idea of what days they are processing.

We would need some volunteers to check status on certain days.

This way we would get a good sense of what date cases are being worked on.

All -

So are people interested? Please post if you would like to volunteer with checking status.

 

[very_upset_guy]

not really sure how are you going to track cases for different companies..

 

[nivasch]

Any New Updates from NY DOL !!!!!!!!

 

[cubiclefun]

Again in sep 2001

Folks,

It is quite frustrating to see the Labor processing is again stuck in Sept 2001. I dont know exact reason but here is the speculations.

But the same thing happend in New Jersey also. Big wait on Apr 2001 as usual with other states and 4 more months delay in Sept 2001 cases.