cantstandit
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zeifa said:
hi Zeifa, which state did u file ? and did it ever reach Regional ?
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hi Zeifa, which state did u file ? and did it ever reach Regional ?
cantstandit
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a_yas said:
it means your case was entered on the 159th day of 2005, and the 45-day letter has been generated (supposedly).
can u share your state and priority date ?
RajeevMehta
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BEC has all approved???
How can you say that BEC has all approved, if so why do they create such a bad impression that they have not completed data entry yet?
How can you say that BEC has all approved, if so why do they create such a bad impression that they have not completed data entry yet?
GCVeteran said:
Originally Posted by GCVeteran
The MIT professor came up with the new formula in 2003. BEC's have all the cases certified. They just have to send out the certification letters. But they are waiting for the DOS to implement the new formula.
Where did you get this info from ???
The MIT professor came up with the new formula in 2003. BEC's have all the cases certified. They just have to send out the certification letters. But they are waiting for the DOS to implement the new formula.
Where did you get this info from ???
rirlaborCT
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This message is for Zeifa & A_yas,
Good to know that you got 45 day letters.
Can you please provide the details:
1. From which state did you file your Labor?
2. What is your Priority date???
Thanks in advance
Good to know that you got 45 day letters.
Can you please provide the details:
1. From which state did you file your Labor?
2. What is your Priority date???
Thanks in advance
richshi
Thanks for sharing this article. Agreed that some of us may not be satisfied with the solution Dinesh offers, but to many including me, this proposal provides an acceptable alternative. How can we ensure that this thought gets the attention of lawmakers? Could you try to obtain and post information as to how the rest of us can support this approach?
Thanks for sharing this article. Agreed that some of us may not be satisfied with the solution Dinesh offers, but to many including me, this proposal provides an acceptable alternative. How can we ensure that this thought gets the attention of lawmakers? Could you try to obtain and post information as to how the rest of us can support this approach?
richshi said:
cantstandit
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a_yas said:
P means your case got sucked by the Philadelphia Black Hole Center.
just kiddin', welcome aboard
NJ Oct02-PD
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You meant your pd was Nov. 1st, 2002 right?
zeifa said:
GC_from_NJ
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Finally...
So they are finally working on NJ cases ... phew !!
Has your case reached regional yet ? Could you provide us with details so that it will give us some idea when to expect the 45 day letter ?
Do update your status in the BEC PD Tracker.
So they are finally working on NJ cases ... phew !!
Has your case reached regional yet ? Could you provide us with details so that it will give us some idea when to expect the 45 day letter ?
Do update your status in the BEC PD Tracker.
zeifa said:
Not necessarily....I filed in March 2004(Atlanta) and got my 45 day letter on March 2005.You may get it much sooner...or may straight get your LC..
From the recent postings it looks like PBEC is processing ARR 2002 cases.
From the recent postings it looks like PBEC is processing ARR 2002 cases.
GCkiTalash said:I filed from NJ too, PD is 1/1/2004. If they are sending 45 day letters for 2002 cases then I still have a long wait!!
GCkiTalash
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This sounds like a fabricated story to me!!!!
GCTitan said:
GC_from_NJ
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Well it depends.... NJ might have sent about 10 boxes of labor applications to PBEC out of which we have heard from only a handful getting 45 day letters. Most of us have their cases partially entered in their database. BEC is very random in sending 45 day letters so I would say nobody has any idea when they can receive theirs..
GCkiTalash said:I filed from NJ too, PD is 1/1/2004. If they are sending 45 day letters for 2002 cases then I still have a long wait!!
GCkiTalash
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I filed from NJ too, PD is 1/1/2004. If they are sending 45 day letters for 2002 cases then I still have a long wait!!
GC_from_NJ said:
rirlaborCT
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This message is for Zeifa,
Is your case RIR or TR??
If it is RIR then I guess your PD is 01-NOV-2002.(this is because NJ has only RIR cases from May'2002 sent to PBEC).
Please let me know.
thanks in advance.
Is your case RIR or TR??
If it is RIR then I guess your PD is 01-NOV-2002.(this is because NJ has only RIR cases from May'2002 sent to PBEC).
Please let me know.
thanks in advance.
Saved a bunch on my car insurance...
Hey guys,
This is completely off-topic, but since the last ~15 pages of this thread have been mostly about the recent cut-off dates, I hope you don't mind.
I've been reading all these sad replies, especially since the new Visa Bulletin came out, and first I was the same, but then I realized that there is a brighter side of the story: This Visa Bulletin has triggered something. We've been sad and upset for long years, but couldn't do anything, because the whole process was way out of our hands and nobody who could have changed anything was interested in doing so. Now suddenly everybody starts moving and acting and I'm 100% it will have a good result for all of us. Just think about these:
- Bill Gates and other IT leaders have been pushing the government to let more high-tech expert into the US; they need us and also realized that other booming countries (India, China, and don't forget about some European countries) could be strong competitors and therefore better destinations for us
- AILA is also trying to do something, because this is their interest as well: There are (few) attorneys, like Rajiv Khanna, who are doing a lot for our community even if there's "no big fire" outside, but now even the "money-hungers" are lobbying, because if we leave, they'll lose their job. I've seen some good starters on the AILA website (they're organizing a national lobby day for September 21) and on ILW.COM (a request to allow filing I-485 even if our PD is not current - we won't get GC, but at least EAD and AC-21)
- in the Senate and Congress there are some bills introduced that would ease our pain. We all know which the best is, but I'm sure there will be a fight. On the other hand, they have to settle the problem. Not because of us, but rather because of the 10,11,12 or who knows how many million illegals. I guess 3-4% of the whole population is big enough to make them do something.
Finally here's something very interesting (some might ironically say "funny") before I wish you all a nice weekend:
"Outsourcing, Insourcing, now Hybrid Sourcing
posted by zogger on Wednesday September 14, @01:16PM
Hybrid sourcing is a new term being used by a startup company called Sea Code. They have a rather unique idea for how to run their software development business, stick all the devs on an ocean liner and park them just technically offshore enough to be outside the US, and therefore, outside normal "onshore" business laws like with H1B workers."
Source: http://technocrat.net/article.pl?sid=05/09/15/0127227
Have a nice weekend, stop worrying and don't even think about selling your house or packing your bag. Just be patient!
Hey guys,
This is completely off-topic, but since the last ~15 pages of this thread have been mostly about the recent cut-off dates, I hope you don't mind.
I've been reading all these sad replies, especially since the new Visa Bulletin came out, and first I was the same, but then I realized that there is a brighter side of the story: This Visa Bulletin has triggered something. We've been sad and upset for long years, but couldn't do anything, because the whole process was way out of our hands and nobody who could have changed anything was interested in doing so. Now suddenly everybody starts moving and acting and I'm 100% it will have a good result for all of us. Just think about these:
- Bill Gates and other IT leaders have been pushing the government to let more high-tech expert into the US; they need us and also realized that other booming countries (India, China, and don't forget about some European countries) could be strong competitors and therefore better destinations for us
- AILA is also trying to do something, because this is their interest as well: There are (few) attorneys, like Rajiv Khanna, who are doing a lot for our community even if there's "no big fire" outside, but now even the "money-hungers" are lobbying, because if we leave, they'll lose their job. I've seen some good starters on the AILA website (they're organizing a national lobby day for September 21) and on ILW.COM (a request to allow filing I-485 even if our PD is not current - we won't get GC, but at least EAD and AC-21)
- in the Senate and Congress there are some bills introduced that would ease our pain. We all know which the best is, but I'm sure there will be a fight. On the other hand, they have to settle the problem. Not because of us, but rather because of the 10,11,12 or who knows how many million illegals. I guess 3-4% of the whole population is big enough to make them do something.
Finally here's something very interesting (some might ironically say "funny") before I wish you all a nice weekend:
"Outsourcing, Insourcing, now Hybrid Sourcing
posted by zogger on Wednesday September 14, @01:16PM
Hybrid sourcing is a new term being used by a startup company called Sea Code. They have a rather unique idea for how to run their software development business, stick all the devs on an ocean liner and park them just technically offshore enough to be outside the US, and therefore, outside normal "onshore" business laws like with H1B workers."
Source: http://technocrat.net/article.pl?sid=05/09/15/0127227
Have a nice weekend, stop worrying and don't even think about selling your house or packing your bag. Just be patient!