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Well said ar88
It perfectly makes sense... rephrasing the heading would have saved much time and tempers
It perfectly makes sense... rephrasing the heading would have saved much time and tempers
Originally posted by GC_NC123
Dstaish.
I know this forum is not for approved thread only but it’s also not for wasting people’s time with speculations.
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can moderator change the heading? I think they can? Just my opinion. thats why I asked this question to ar888.
The above numbers are based on the fact.Originally posted by kashmir
Project Kashmir is scanning all I-485 cases filed since August 2001 at the CSC.
The CSC had issued RFEs to 400 WAC03 cases in March 2004, and have already approved 200 WAC03 cases in April as of 4/20/2004.
I believe this trend is based on the CSC Pilot Program and/or the Concurrent Adjudication of Fujie's Memo.
On the other hand, the CSC I-485 processing date is 1/30/2002, and the CSC has adjudicated only 450 cases filed in or before January 2002 this month.
Also, the CSC has totally ignored I-485 cases filed between February 2002 and July 2002.
You can see this trend clearly at a couple of longwait_2001's threads in the CSC forum.
The CSC forum will put pressure on the CSC through Congressional offices.
I think the VSC forum members should support dsatish and take the action before it's too late.
Don't trust USCIS and VSC.
Originally posted by dsatish
<<Sorry for the catchy title. I mean to say that the process will become slow. The following is my opinion only>>
I hope that every one is aware of the new Memo from USCIS which introduces separate processing for concurrent filers (does not apply if their I140 is cleared). There are varied interpretation of this Memo but a majority of the people, including Sheila Murty, feels that this will drastically slow down the adjudication of those cases whose I140 is approved. This is a dangerous policy. Please note that CSC has started new pilot project for EB I1485 applicants to approve the concurrent filers within 90 days and NSC started a pilot project to approve the concurrent filers within 75 days. Where do this leave the people whose I140 is approved and I485 is pending for a long time ? Obviuosly they are not going to hire new people (A hiring freeze is already ordered officially). So they are going to take most (I would say 80%) of the adjudicators from the I485 division and put them in the pilot projects and the non pilot concurrent adjudication process. Because the timelines are very short (75 days and 90 days), they will be under great pressure to meet the timelines and that’s why I am saying that 80% of the adjudicators will work on those products. So the waiting time might increase to 3+ yrs for all non concurrent filers.
Another danger looming at us, is the availability of Visa numbers. Because the pilot projects approve large number of people within very short time, vey soon we will run out of this year’s quota for EB green cards (140,000 is the quota per year). Then they will stop processing our cases. This is all scary. I hope that this is not a conspiracy.They are coming up with totally ridiculous and brainless policies.
WHAT SHALL WE DO NOW ? SHALL WE PREPARE A PETITION AND COLLECT SIGNATURES AND SEND IT TO USCIS DIRECTORS AND ALL CONGRESS MEN ? ANY OTHER OPTIONS ? FAX / EMAIL CAMPAIGNS ?
CAN SOME OF YOU COME UP WITH SAMPLE TEXT FOR PETITION / EMAIL ?
Please discuss.