New York SESA Tracker
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this is from NJ forum, someone from NJ has to help us so that we can put NJ info also into our excel sheet
teky
Move to NY Regional
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Hi Guys,
My labor application has moved to NY regional on the July 16th.
NJ Recd on April 1st 2002.
Thanks so much guys. Some of your feedback was very helpful.
Teky.
teky
Move to NY Regional
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Hi Guys,
My labor application has moved to NY regional on the July 16th.
NJ Recd on April 1st 2002.
Thanks so much guys. Some of your feedback was very helpful.
Teky.
JustWatching
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Not looking good for us
ahalem,
Just came back from the New York DOL tracker forum (gc99999....).
He posted some info on transfers. I speculated, go look.
I'm thinking that unless the Backlog Reduction Program picks up New York we won't be seeing our cases approved until the end of the year - best case scenario. (For everyone, that would be November 2001 cases).
That assumes our cases get transferred in 1 month to Regional.
ahalem,
Just came back from the New York DOL tracker forum (gc99999....).
He posted some info on transfers. I speculated, go look.
I'm thinking that unless the Backlog Reduction Program picks up New York we won't be seeing our cases approved until the end of the year - best case scenario. (For everyone, that would be November 2001 cases).
That assumes our cases get transferred in 1 month to Regional.
Ask for help.
I am a silent watcher of this thread. Thank your guys for sharing a lot of useful information. I have a scenerio asking for your guys' help.
I filed my LC RIR from NY state in May 2003, I am quite frustrated by the slow process in NY state. This week, I got an offer from California. The job is about the same as what I am doing now. From the career perspective, it might be better than current one. Obviously, I have to refile the labor from California if I accept the offer. Do you guys think it is worthy while to have a try? BTW, I only have 2 and half years left for my 6-year H-1 Visa. Your opinions are highly appreciated.
I am a silent watcher of this thread. Thank your guys for sharing a lot of useful information. I have a scenerio asking for your guys' help.
I filed my LC RIR from NY state in May 2003, I am quite frustrated by the slow process in NY state. This week, I got an offer from California. The job is about the same as what I am doing now. From the career perspective, it might be better than current one. Obviously, I have to refile the labor from California if I accept the offer. Do you guys think it is worthy while to have a try? BTW, I only have 2 and half years left for my 6-year H-1 Visa. Your opinions are highly appreciated.
gc999999999
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bluewvs said:
If your CA employer is BIG and GOOD ..
Then Go ahead and join..
JustWatching
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To bluewvs
Well,
Backlog Centers aside,
If you stay here you have about 2 more years to wait to get LC approved.
If you go to California, and apply immediately, you are looking at 1 year in SWA and 18 months in Regional, total of 2 1/2 years.
Now, who knows what USCIS will be doing in two years as it relates to I-140/I-485. As of today, concurrent in California is a lot faster.
So from a timing perspective I don't know that you will gain much or lose much by doing one or the other. I would suggest you go for what makes more sense career-wise. In either case you have enough time on your H-1 to then either get extensions during LC or EAD once in USCIS steps.
Also look at which company has a better shot (track record) of getting green cards approved.
bluewvs said:
Well,
Backlog Centers aside,
If you stay here you have about 2 more years to wait to get LC approved.
If you go to California, and apply immediately, you are looking at 1 year in SWA and 18 months in Regional, total of 2 1/2 years.
Now, who knows what USCIS will be doing in two years as it relates to I-140/I-485. As of today, concurrent in California is a lot faster.
So from a timing perspective I don't know that you will gain much or lose much by doing one or the other. I would suggest you go for what makes more sense career-wise. In either case you have enough time on your H-1 to then either get extensions during LC or EAD once in USCIS steps.
Also look at which company has a better shot (track record) of getting green cards approved.
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JustWatching
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ahalem said:
Well, more like 5 months = 1 month more in SWA + 4 more in Regional
JustWatching
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verant123 said:
The did receive more cases in April than usual but only 30-50% more - which would mean about an additiona 1/2 month or so.
Maybe the "computer glitch" we heard about was true and they fell behind.
It doesn't seem like they would have enough man-power (people-power for the politically correct) to pick up the pace and catch-up. I think the time lost will not be made up.
i can understand what your saying but its tough to stay until that time in jobs too right.
if suppose a query replied to state DOL sent now, then those guys in state DOL takes another 2 weeks to check and send to regional.
then regional will take 4 or 5 more months man
so ots total 6 moths but you never know that regioanl will also issue another RFE.then ??
gone with the wind
i dont know about my position man.its really depressed and ridiculous the way NY State/Regional people are doing
if suppose a query replied to state DOL sent now, then those guys in state DOL takes another 2 weeks to check and send to regional.
then regional will take 4 or 5 more months man
so ots total 6 moths but you never know that regioanl will also issue another RFE.then ??
gone with the wind
i dont know about my position man.its really depressed and ridiculous the way NY State/Regional people are doing
gc999999999
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ahalem said:
From last 2 days,I could not get through the AVM..
I tried at different times..
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