Philadelphia Backlog Elimination Center Tracking
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GCSyndrome
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Ragini
your case number indicates that your case was entered into the system in the first half of 2005. It doesn't make any sence to think that PBEC keeping a 6 monyhs stack of 45 days letters to send. contact your attorney regarding these concerns. and if he insists he never received anything, have him verify with PBEC.
CA RIR Jun 22, 2002
Ragini,ragini_nj said:
your case number indicates that your case was entered into the system in the first half of 2005. It doesn't make any sence to think that PBEC keeping a 6 monyhs stack of 45 days letters to send. contact your attorney regarding these concerns. and if he insists he never received anything, have him verify with PBEC.
CA RIR Jun 22, 2002
2004 case approval
guys checkout this
a rare case, PD of 2004 approved
http://www.murthy.com/news/n_bpcmlf.html
guys checkout this
a rare case, PD of 2004 approved
http://www.murthy.com/news/n_bpcmlf.html
javaconsultant
Registered Users (C)
Hi GCSyndrome,
Its good news that PBEC is finally approving JUne 2002 CA cases...
keep me posted when yours get approved.Because my PD is close to yours
June 26,2002
Its good news that PBEC is finally approving JUne 2002 CA cases...
keep me posted when yours get approved.Because my PD is close to yours
June 26,2002
GCSyndrome said:
Well, 05137 in her case number means that they started entering her case information on 137 th day of 05 and when the letter 'P' showed up in her ETA case number it means all the complete data entry of the case has been done and the case is awaiting further processing next. This would have been further clarified had she got "case status" in her screen shot. But as they do always they skip that field in their reply. As some one rightly said she should simply keep bugging her HR /attorney till she receives 45 day letter. I believe she would get it pretty soon.
Good luck to early processing.
Good luck to early processing.
Perplexed_Desi
New Member
Thanks to Saknia and Venram!
Thanks a bunch for your prompt responses (and for taking the time to post the details). Your respective responses were slightly contradictory, so let me know your opinion on following plan:
1. Let current application continue w/o PERM and wait (and pray) for PBEC to get to it.
2. Simultaneously file another EB2 PERM application (based on Saknia’s second post, it appears that an employer can have two LCs for the same individual for different positions).
It will still be at least 3 months before I can submit my EB2 PERM application. Hopefully, we’ll have more information on “visa retrogression” and “PBEC approval dates” by the time I get my PERM approval around May 2006 (wishful thinking
).
Now if the EB2 PERM gets approved, do I have to withdraw one of the two LCs or could I continue with both?
Concurrently, I’ll contact Khanna / Murthy (any other recommendations?) for some legal counsel. If the attnys are outside my home state (NC) it a concern?
Again, I understand that you are just trying to help, but still would appreciate your or any other forum member's take on this.
Vande Mataram!
saknia said:
Thanks a bunch for your prompt responses (and for taking the time to post the details). Your respective responses were slightly contradictory, so let me know your opinion on following plan:
1. Let current application continue w/o PERM and wait (and pray) for PBEC to get to it.
2. Simultaneously file another EB2 PERM application (based on Saknia’s second post, it appears that an employer can have two LCs for the same individual for different positions).
It will still be at least 3 months before I can submit my EB2 PERM application. Hopefully, we’ll have more information on “visa retrogression” and “PBEC approval dates” by the time I get my PERM approval around May 2006 (wishful thinking
). Now if the EB2 PERM gets approved, do I have to withdraw one of the two LCs or could I continue with both?
Concurrently, I’ll contact Khanna / Murthy (any other recommendations?) for some legal counsel. If the attnys are outside my home state (NC) it a concern?
Again, I understand that you are just trying to help, but still would appreciate your or any other forum member's take on this.
Vande Mataram!
45 Day Letter received
Hello All,
This is my first post.
I've been a regular reader of this forum for last 3 months.
So far I was waiting for the 45 day letter; and to my surprise I just heard from my lawyer that my 45 day letter has already been replied to in December 05.
You may wish to add my information to the tracker.
PD: Mar 2002
EB3 RIR
NY
ETA Case# P-05124-xxxxx
45 day letter received : 11/28
45 day letter replied: 12/02
Hello All,
This is my first post.
I've been a regular reader of this forum for last 3 months.
So far I was waiting for the 45 day letter; and to my surprise I just heard from my lawyer that my 45 day letter has already been replied to in December 05.
You may wish to add my information to the tracker.
PD: Mar 2002
EB3 RIR
NY
ETA Case# P-05124-xxxxx
45 day letter received : 11/28
45 day letter replied: 12/02
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Perplexed_Desi said:Thanks a bunch for your prompt responses (and for taking the time to post the details). Your respective responses were slightly contradictory, so let me know your opinion on following plan:
1. Let current application continue w/o PERM and wait (and pray) for PBEC to get to it.
2. Simultaneously file another EB2 PERM application (based on Saknia’s second post, it appears that an employer can have two LCs for the same individual for different positions).
It will still be at least 3 months before I can submit my EB2 PERM application. Hopefully, we’ll have more information on “visa retrogression” and “PBEC approval dates” by the time I get my PERM approval around May 2006 (wishful thinking
Now if the EB2 PERM gets approved, do I have to withdraw one of the two LCs or could I continue with both?
Concurrently, I’ll contact Khanna / Murthy (any other recommendations?) for some legal counsel. If the attnys are outside my home state (NC) it a concern?
Again, I understand that you are just trying to help, but still would appreciate your or any other forum member's take on this.
Vande Mataram!
If PERM gets approved it is for another position and the old one can still be there as it belong to your employer who is seeking some for that postiion. If you are filled for PERM appliaction position then you cannot use the old one. ( maening if you file 140 with the Perm approval)
You can have an attorney from anywhere. It does not matter whether it is from NC or outside. ( this is outsourcing world. Nexy year people will have attorney from Bombay/ Delhi filing these )
Al the Best. You will get your approval soon
Oflate PBEC has approved cases immediately after 45 days Reply if you fall with in Priority dates they are currently approving.
Since you are Mar 2002 & RIR , expect the Approval anytime from now
All the Best
Pal_1 said:
Oflate PBEC has approved cases immediately after 45 days Reply if you fall with in Priority dates they are currently approving.
Since you are Mar 2002 & RIR , expect the Approval anytime from now
All the Best
gc_hunter2003
Registered Users (C)
Pal_1 said:
Hi Pal_1
Congrats for 45 day letter.
Please see my case information in the signature.
I got a screen shot for PBEC back in August. They assigned me a case status T-05166-XXXXX. I noticed yours is 05124. Is there any scope for me to receive 45 day letter?
Thanks in advance
My priority date is around 15 days before your's. I don't know why I got in Sep 2005 and your's now. There is no FIFO followed. We need to undergo two lucky draws.One is for 45 day letter and the other for the labor approval.
NJ,SEP 2002, EB2, RIR
Recieved 45 day letter in Sep 2005
NJ,SEP 2002, EB2, RIR
Recieved 45 day letter in Sep 2005
ragini_nj said:
With PBEC anything is possible.
Thanks GC Hunter,
I'm sorry , but I have no clue of what workflow PBEC is following.
If I remember correctly, Saknia has mentioned on one of previous posts, that PBEC is currently issuing letters for labor PDs between 2001-2002.
You pls check with your attorney too. Good Luck!!
Thanks GC Hunter,
I'm sorry , but I have no clue of what workflow PBEC is following.
If I remember correctly, Saknia has mentioned on one of previous posts, that PBEC is currently issuing letters for labor PDs between 2001-2002.
You pls check with your attorney too. Good Luck!!
gc_hunter2003 said: