Philadelphia Backlog Elimination Center Tracking
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case status code
some folks summarized the code from the response from Icarus on Dallas board. Suppose 2 centers share same status code.
1 missing is final review.
a) Certified - Certified waiting for Stamping and may be Enroute
b) RIR - 45 day reply recieved under Process
c)Data Review - 45 day reply not yet recieved
d) State - Case recievd from state
e) Regional -case recieved from RO office
f) Overridden - Check intially failed but manually overridden
some folks summarized the code from the response from Icarus on Dallas board. Suppose 2 centers share same status code.
1 missing is final review.
a) Certified - Certified waiting for Stamping and may be Enroute
b) RIR - 45 day reply recieved under Process
c)Data Review - 45 day reply not yet recieved
d) State - Case recievd from state
e) Regional -case recieved from RO office
f) Overridden - Check intially failed but manually overridden
no_light said:I just recieved the screenshot and one filed says case status = RIR
Does this give any indication if they started processing ?
no_light
NY SWA PD 10/29/2002
45 day letter recieved : 06/20/2005
I think it's birth country
try to search on the topic, here is quote form murthy.com
http://www.murthy.com/chatlogs/ch061305_P.html
Chat User : For immigrant visa numbers, the per-country quota that applies depends on country of birth and not country of citizenship. For example, a person having Indian citizenship but born in Spain is not affected by the recent EB3 retrogression. Is this true?
Attorney Murthy : It is true that the per-country quotas and the priority dates are determined by the nationality or nativity of a particular country and not citizenship in a country. Generally, it is true that the country of birth determines one's nationality, though, in some cases, a person may be considered the national of a country of both parents or sometimes enjoy cross chargeability to the nationality of the spouse, etc. Other than that, in most cases, the rule is the country of birth to determine chargeability for visa numbers.
try to search on the topic, here is quote form murthy.com
http://www.murthy.com/chatlogs/ch061305_P.html
Chat User : For immigrant visa numbers, the per-country quota that applies depends on country of birth and not country of citizenship. For example, a person having Indian citizenship but born in Spain is not affected by the recent EB3 retrogression. Is this true?
Attorney Murthy : It is true that the per-country quotas and the priority dates are determined by the nationality or nativity of a particular country and not citizenship in a country. Generally, it is true that the country of birth determines one's nationality, though, in some cases, a person may be considered the national of a country of both parents or sometimes enjoy cross chargeability to the nationality of the spouse, etc. Other than that, in most cases, the rule is the country of birth to determine chargeability for visa numbers.
tikal said:
Thanks fogman for clearing the fog. I think I am going to risk losing my PD (03.2004) at BEC and instead prepare to file under PERM. The probability of EB2 retrogression for the country of my birth (England) is I assume, quite low. In my case, this is a risk worth taking.
The move to PERM is individual and one should talk to a qualified lawyer before taking the irreversible step, assuming forfeiture of PD is required. One does not want to make an already bad situation worse!
-Tikal
The move to PERM is individual and one should talk to a qualified lawyer before taking the irreversible step, assuming forfeiture of PD is required. One does not want to make an already bad situation worse!
-Tikal
fogman1 said:
You received 45 day letter back in June?
Not bad. With SWA PD 10/29/2002, do you feel lucky? Many people with Priority date way ahead of you have received nothing yet.
Not bad. With SWA PD 10/29/2002, do you feel lucky? Many people with Priority date way ahead of you have received nothing yet.
no_light said:I just recieved the screenshot and one filed says case status = RIR
Does this give any indication if they started processing ?
no_light
NY SWA PD 10/29/2002
45 day letter recieved : 06/20/2005
dcmetro22042
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Labor Approved!!
Guys:
Just received an email from my lawyer that my labor has been approved!Could not believe it since my PD was later than many on this board. Have not seen the approval in hand. May not even see it until few weeks until they apply for 140/485 for me, my lawyer told me.
Labor was approved on August 1st and received on August 10th, 2005 (Today).
My details are part of my signature.
Good luck to all.
Guys:
Just received an email from my lawyer that my labor has been approved!
Could not believe it since my PD was later than many on this board. Have not seen the approval in hand. May not even see it until few weeks until they apply for 140/485 for me, my lawyer told me. Labor was approved on August 1st and received on August 10th, 2005 (Today).
My details are part of my signature.
Good luck to all.
mvinays said:
thanks for the encouragement mvinays! everything is possible with bec as you may know by now. i remember from past info posted a while ago that "final review" only means recommended (not certified). it's up to the CO to then either deny, certify or issue NOF. who knows how many people are stuck at this phase? well, maybe i am pessimistic given how long i have been waiting or all the things i have seen dol/bec put us through...
congrats mamamiax!! good luck with the next steps!
GOD_BLESS_YOU
Registered Users (C)
Congrats..mamamiax said:
Which state you are from..
is it gone to federal?
when did u receive your 45 day letter..
Please give more details if posible
pennwaiting
Registered Users (C)
mamamiax said:
Congratulations! Finally a RIR case after April, 2001 is certified! Now, crossing your fingers and wish the best from Oct. 1. At least, you don't have to wait here any more, and maybe you can have 3-year H1B extension instead of one-year. Good luck!
boston_LC said:
mine is also same case. so what i concluded is because we dont have the 45-day letter and we dont have the D- or the P- number, they are taking time or they wont even reply to us...
If you have to really apply for the 7th/8th yr extension, then the letter which your lawyer got when the application(LC) went from state to federal should suffice....
Hope this helps...
dcmetro22042
Registered Users (C)
Labor Approved!!
Guys:
Just received an email from my lawyer that my labor has been approved! Could not believe it since my PD was later than many on this board. Have not seen the approval in hand. May not even see it until few weeks until they apply for 140/485 for me, my lawyer told me.
Labor was approved on August 1st and received on August 10th, 2005 (Today).
My details are part of my signature.
Good luck to all.
Guys:
Just received an email from my lawyer that my labor has been approved! Could not believe it since my PD was later than many on this board. Have not seen the approval in hand. May not even see it until few weeks until they apply for 140/485 for me, my lawyer told me.
Labor was approved on August 1st and received on August 10th, 2005 (Today).
My details are part of my signature.
Good luck to all.