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skusa

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My EB1-OR is pending since may2002, in the mean time I applied for 485 in dec2002 and haveEAD/AP approved. Its over 400 days now for I-140 and no sign. The question I have is, are they going to process-approve both 140-485 together??? rightnow they are processing dec2001case??? anyone knows how BCIS is dealing with the concurrent cases?faster or slower?

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shobhana
 
shobhana,

more than 400 days for 140? Which center is this?How many days does receipt copy mention of? U can ask ur attorney or employer to write a letter/check up with BCIS.You cannot call BCIS as it is filed by employer, so only he can ask for status update. I think it has been long overdue.

In concurrent cases also 140 is approved first and then 485 approval comes. In our case (concurrent filing) 140 approval came in a month or so(in Vsc).
 
My I-140 application was filed from VSC on 23rd May, 2003. I got the I-485 and EAD application I-765 filed from VSC on 2nd December. I got my I-140 approved on May 27, 2003. So I took about 370 days for me to get I-140 approved. I am not surprised given INS history that it is 400 days for you and counting. Anyways, I haven't received my EAD in 7 and half months. Any idea??
 
Yes..but my street address didn't change only the appartment no because I moved to another appartment in the same appartment complex. But I gave the address with the new appartment no when I gave Finger prints. Any idea what to do now??
 
“Yes. But my street address didn't change only the apartment no because I moved to another apartment in the same apartment complex. But I gave the address with the new apartment no when I gave Fingerprints. Any idea what to do now??

---- ---I see the reason of Apartment change, if you have I-140 filing receipt it has EAC# on it and go to BCIS ONLINE check the status. EB1-OR takes more time than EB2 or EB3. Any document from BCIS is only to be sent on the address that BCIS has and that mail cannot be forwarded
1 Fill up new address change forms AR11 send it to proper address
2 Send letter to BCIS office for change of address, provide past and new address (even if APT# changed) write clearly on the envelope out side in Bold” Address change” provide your complete name, DOB, A # that is on your I-485 filing receipt
3 call up NCSC and provide your correct address
 
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