raojii2003
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Kashmir,
Any idea when the next update is going to be?
Thanks
Any idea when the next update is going to be?
Thanks
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Project Kashmir #2 : WAC I485 Case Status
- Thread starter kashmir
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"Ocean" subproject - Re: attention
The weekend scan of 10/19/2003 was completed, but I have no time to create a report and to post it here.
However, if the target of "Ocean" subproject would be achieved, I will make my time for the report of 10/19/2003.
-kashmir
The weekend scan of 10/19/2003 was completed, but I have no time to create a report and to post it here.
However, if the target of "Ocean" subproject would be achieved, I will make my time for the report of 10/19/2003.
-kashmir
Originally posted by kashmir
The CSC seems to have started processing I-485 on 10/7/2003.
You can see some cases approved or touched recently,
however, the number is still very small and far from satisfactory level.
Don't forget that it would take 4-5 years to clear only WAC-02 cases if this slow pace would continue.
If such a result of the Project Kashmir would satisfy many people and if the Project Ocean "Send the Petition" Campaign would go slow down,
this project might be cancelled any time.
-kashmir
jokerpoker_us
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I have some questions about the scans.
1. I saw your java program Kashmir. It scans every number
in the specified number. We could make this faster if we
stored numbers of the 485 cases in a numbers database.
2. If the program could cycle through a list of proxy servers
which are provided through config that will reduce the burden
of running with different proxy settings every time.
3. Are there series which are completely empty? How do you
know that if wac02051XXXXX is not a valid series?
4. The program should also find the maximum number of cases
in a series and not scan beyond that.
I took your program Kashmir and enhanced it to support the
above requirements. I have it almost ready. I was trying to
run this on certain series. So far so good.
I have some way to benchmark certain proxy servers too. So
the program uses the the ones that are faster the most. Stuff
like that.
The problem is building the numbers database. Every series will
have to be scanned for 485 cases. Which means looking at about
7000-10000 cases per series. That takes four - five hours even
with my enhanced version. I was wondering if people would help
me build this database.
Right now I am just building the 485 numbers database. Do we
already have this somewhere? It could save me days. And in that
case then I can run a full scan of 02 on a weekend.
Another thing I would like is your piece of code which determines
the status of the case derived from that long long text. Can you
please give me that?
1. I saw your java program Kashmir. It scans every number
in the specified number. We could make this faster if we
stored numbers of the 485 cases in a numbers database.
2. If the program could cycle through a list of proxy servers
which are provided through config that will reduce the burden
of running with different proxy settings every time.
3. Are there series which are completely empty? How do you
know that if wac02051XXXXX is not a valid series?
4. The program should also find the maximum number of cases
in a series and not scan beyond that.
I took your program Kashmir and enhanced it to support the
above requirements. I have it almost ready. I was trying to
run this on certain series. So far so good.
I have some way to benchmark certain proxy servers too. So
the program uses the the ones that are faster the most. Stuff
like that.
The problem is building the numbers database. Every series will
have to be scanned for 485 cases. Which means looking at about
7000-10000 cases per series. That takes four - five hours even
with my enhanced version. I was wondering if people would help
me build this database.
Right now I am just building the 485 numbers database. Do we
already have this somewhere? It could save me days. And in that
case then I can run a full scan of 02 on a weekend.
Another thing I would like is your piece of code which determines
the status of the case derived from that long long text. Can you
please give me that?
Hi, jokerpoker_us,Originally posted by jokerpoker_us
I have some questions about the scans.
...
They are very good questions, and I think your approach is right.
The Project Kashmir may be replaced by yours.
Howerver, I am really busy at Project Ocean and my working project at my company.
I can response your inquiry including the previous ones at latest by this weekend.
-kashmir
Re: "Ocean" subproject - Re: attention
I hope the second one would also be achieved soon.
-kashmir
The first taget was achieved yesterday.Originally posted by kashmir
The weekend scan of 10/19/2003 was completed, but I have no time to create a report and to post it here.
However, if the target of "Ocean" subproject would be achieved, I will make my time for the report of 10/19/2003.
-kashmir
I hope the second one would also be achieved soon.
-kashmir
Re: FREMONT CONGRESMAN FAX
2) Enter zip code
or
Check http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=604088#post604088
-kashmir
1) Go to http://www.congress.org/Originally posted by pathapati
kASHMIR,
Could you please let me know fremont congresamn fax no because I couldn't find his fax in house.gov/pete website.
I would like to fax that petetion
thanks
vasu
2) Enter zip code
or
Check http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=604088#post604088
-kashmir
Can anyone who has the knowledge run the stats/report for Kashmir on rfe's and approvals?
As Kashmir is busy, it's been over 1 1/2 weeks since the last update and it's the only information we have to see what type of progress is being made - if any.
Now we don't even have that view.
Especially since the BCIS lie is that they would be processing more quickly in October it would be nice to see what is happening. I've seen only the odd approval posted here and the Kashmir project was one of the few things I looked forward to on a daily basis .....then it was once a week ...now it's not even that.
Someone please take over this important job.
As Kashmir is busy, it's been over 1 1/2 weeks since the last update and it's the only information we have to see what type of progress is being made - if any.
Now we don't even have that view.
Especially since the BCIS lie is that they would be processing more quickly in October it would be nice to see what is happening. I've seen only the odd approval posted here and the Kashmir project was one of the few things I looked forward to on a daily basis .....then it was once a week ...now it's not even that.
Someone please take over this important job.
jokerpoker_us
Registered Users (C)
I do have a application ready which can run and gather data
for all the cases of 02. However the problem that I am faced
with is follows.
1. My application checks status for each of the 485 cases in
in a series. So it can produce a report for each series.
However my application first needs to know the wac numbers
for 485 cases in each of the series.
BCIS website only allows a thousand hits from one machine.
This means that my application has to use public proxies to
do the job. Some of the public proxies are slow.
Scanning one series for valid 485 means about scanning for
7000 - 10000 applications which takes about 4-5 hours.
This means it will take me a year to scan every series for
valid 485 numbers.
But if people have used Kashmir's program on any of the series
they can send me the output and I can generate numbers from
that output. Once I have numbers for the current running series
I can do a full runover the weekend.
I can share my software. It is actually an Java API which can be
used to write any full blown application.
I need the numbers for valid 485 cases for my scans. People
need to give me those numbers in form of the reports they
have run with Kashmirs script. That will help me to run the
reports.
I can automate this process so that a scan runs during the
week and produces results for about 25 active series. Automation
is the key. I am close but not close enough.
I need help from everybody who has run Kashmir's script for a
series and found the case numbers. If you have an output
semail me.
for all the cases of 02. However the problem that I am faced
with is follows.
1. My application checks status for each of the 485 cases in
in a series. So it can produce a report for each series.
However my application first needs to know the wac numbers
for 485 cases in each of the series.
BCIS website only allows a thousand hits from one machine.
This means that my application has to use public proxies to
do the job. Some of the public proxies are slow.
Scanning one series for valid 485 means about scanning for
7000 - 10000 applications which takes about 4-5 hours.
This means it will take me a year to scan every series for
valid 485 numbers.
But if people have used Kashmir's program on any of the series
they can send me the output and I can generate numbers from
that output. Once I have numbers for the current running series
I can do a full runover the weekend.
I can share my software. It is actually an Java API which can be
used to write any full blown application.
I need the numbers for valid 485 cases for my scans. People
need to give me those numbers in form of the reports they
have run with Kashmirs script. That will help me to run the
reports.
I can automate this process so that a scan runs during the
week and produces results for about 25 active series. Automation
is the key. I am close but not close enough.
I need help from everybody who has run Kashmir's script for a
series and found the case numbers. If you have an output
semail me.
hi jokerpoker_us,
I'm interested in working on this. Let me know I can how I can do that. I've not used "Kashmir" application.
I think by using your code we can create the 485 database. To create that we may need to run your application by few people, by taking a series per person or so.
Let me know what you think. We can make it a grid app and run it. Any body with DSL at home should be able to join us.
I'm interested in working on this. Let me know I can how I can do that. I've not used "Kashmir" application.
I think by using your code we can create the 485 database. To create that we may need to run your application by few people, by taking a series per person or so.
Let me know what you think. We can make it a grid app and run it. Any body with DSL at home should be able to join us.
jokerpoker_us
Registered Users (C)
rk4gc welcome to Project Anaconda. Yes I can share the
app with you next week. Its all Java and I need to document the damn thing well. Plus I could optimize and enhance it further over this weekend. I am kind of busy at work too. But I work 2 hours every day on this API and app. I just posted project Anaconda on this forum. Right now you can start by trying to find maximum
number per series. I have explained that in my post in Anaconda
app with you next week. Its all Java and I need to document the damn thing well. Plus I could optimize and enhance it further over this weekend. I am kind of busy at work too. But I work 2 hours every day on this API and app. I just posted project Anaconda on this forum. Right now you can start by trying to find maximum
number per series. I have explained that in my post in Anaconda
WAC01 I485 status table as of 10/19/2003
Code:
WAC01
scanned Aprv Trns RFE FP Rcvd Othr Total
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
246 08/01 10 7 - 3 - - 20
10/18 (50%) (35%) (15%)
247 08/02 104 8 1 4 - 2 119
10/18 (87%) (7%) (1%) (3%) (2%)
248 08/03 220 7 10 12 8 7 264
10/18 (83%) (3%) (4%) (5%) (3%) (3%)
250 08/06 350 25 7 8 6 5 401
10/18 (87%) (6%) (2%) (2%) (1%) (1%)
251 08/07 291 13 6 24 9 8 351
10/18 (83%) (4%) (2%) (7%) (3%) (2%)
252 08/08 25 3 - - - 1 29
10/18 (86%) (10%) (3%)
253 08/09 8 - - 3 - 1 12
10/18 (67%) (25%) (8%)
254 08/10 4 - - 5 - 1 10
10/18 (40%) (50%) (10%)
256 08/13 145 7 1 8 - 6 167
10/18 (87%) (4%) (1%) (5%) (4%)
257 08/14 113 11 1 7 4 3 139
10/18 (81%) (8%) (1%) (5%) (3%) (2%)
258 08/15 159 11 1 2 - 3 176
10/18 (90%) (6%) (1%) (1%) (2%)
259 08/16 149 19 6 12 - 1 187
10/18 (80%) (10%) (3%) (6%) (1%)
260 08/17 157 - 5 4 2 3 171
10/18 (92%) (3%) (2%) (1%) (2%)
262 08/20 480 36 6 35 16 23 596
10/18 (81%) (6%) (1%) (6%) (3%) (4%)
263 08/21 456 52 4 31 8 21 572
10/18 (80%) (9%) (1%) (5%) (1%) (4%)
264 08/22 514 66 8 41 13 14 656
10/18 (78%) (10%) (1%) (6%) (2%) (2%)
265 08/23 360 32 3 14 13 9 431
10/18 (84%) (7%) (1%) (3%) (3%) (2%)
266 08/24 431 21 3 21 6 13 495
10/18 (87%) (4%) (1%) (4%) (1%) (3%)
268 08/27 416 19 5 26 17 11 494
10/18 (84%) (4%) (1%) (5%) (3%) (2%)
269 08/28 481 39 10 22 12 14 578
10/18 (83%) (7%) (2%) (4%) (2%) (2%)
270 08/29 481 33 6 20 1 17 558
10/18 (86%) (6%) (1%) (4%) (0%) (3%)
271 08/30 98 2 1 3 - 2 106
10/18 (92%) (2%) (1%) (3%) (2%)
272 08/31 6 - - - - - 6
10/04 (100%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 5458 411 84 305 115 165 6538
08/2001 (83%) (6%) (1%) (5%) (2%) (3%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
274 09/04 21 4 1 1 - - 27
10/18 (78%) (15%) (4%) (4%)
275 09/05 260 12 10 7 - 2 291
10/18 (89%) (4%) (3%) (2%) (1%)
276 09/06 375 20 4 11 11 6 427
10/18 (88%) (5%) (1%) (3%) (3%) (1%)
277 09/07 411 38 6 23 5 13 496
10/18 (83%) (8%) (1%) (5%) (1%) (3%)
279 09/09 321 9 6 12 7 3 358
10/18 (90%) (3%) (2%) (3%) (2%) (1%)
280 09/10 230 22 4 12 2 7 277
10/18 (83%) (8%) (1%) (4%) (1%) (3%)
281 09/11 58 5 3 3 1 2 72
10/18 (81%) (7%) (4%) (4%) (1%) (3%)
282 09/12 411 20 10 19 13 9 482
10/18 (85%) (4%) (2%) (4%) (3%) (2%)
283 09/13 333 30 5 19 9 7 403
10/18 (83%) (7%) (1%) (5%) (2%) (2%)
285 09/16 196 5 5 7 5 5 223
10/18 (88%) (2%) (2%) (3%) (2%) (2%)
286 09/17 290 16 14 14 8 6 348
10/18 (83%) (5%) (4%) (4%) (2%) (2%)
287 09/18 296 14 16 15 3 9 353
10/18 (84%) (4%) (5%) (4%) (1%) (3%)
288 09/19 345 36 9 21 6 9 426
10/18 (81%) (8%) (2%) (5%) (1%) (2%)
289 09/20 276 40 14 18 6 10 364
10/18 (76%) (11%) (4%) (5%) (2%) (3%)
290 09/21 307 36 16 32 7 5 403
10/18 (76%) (9%) (4%) (8%) (2%) (1%)
291 09/22 142 8 6 10 4 3 173
10/18 (82%) (5%) (3%) (6%) (2%) (2%)
292 09/23 152 6 7 9 4 4 182
10/18 (84%) (3%) (4%) (5%) (2%) (2%)
293 09/24 578 21 18 28 8 8 661
10/18 (87%) (3%) (3%) (4%) (1%) (1%)
294 09/25 404 37 11 37 16 12 517
10/18 (78%) (7%) (2%) (7%) (3%) (2%)
295 09/26 297 58 19 26 10 8 418
10/18 (71%) (14%) (5%) (6%) (2%) (2%)
296 09/27 585 52 20 43 11 6 717
10/18 (82%) (7%) (3%) (6%) (2%) (1%)
297 09/28 453 34 14 28 9 7 545
10/18 (83%) (6%) (3%) (5%) (2%) (1%)
298 09/29 229 19 17 10 4 4 283
10/18 (81%) (7%) (6%) (4%) (1%) (1%)
299 09/30 163 15 6 11 9 2 206
10/18 (79%) (7%) (3%) (5%) (4%) (1%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 7133 557 241 416 158 147 8652
09/2001 (82%) (6%) (3%) (5%) (2%) (2%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
total 12591 968 325 721 273 312 15190
(83%) (6%) (2%) (5%) (2%) (2%)WAC02 I485 status table as of 10/19/2003 part-1
Attachment: null.txt
This has been downloaded 2 time(s).
Code:
WAC02
scanned Aprv Trns RFE FP Rcvd Othr Total
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
001 10/01 236 30 9 13 10 2 300
10/18 (79%) (10%) (3%) (4%) (3%) (1%)
002 10/02 28 10 2 4 1 8 53
10/18 (53%) (19%) (4%) (8%) (2%) (15%)
003 10/03 21 3 3 2 - 3 32
10/18 (66%) (9%) (9%) (6%) (9%)
008 10/10 2 - - 1 - - 3
10/18 (67%) (33%)
009 10/11 83 6 2 4 3 - 98
10/18 (85%) (6%) (2%) (4%) (3%)
010 10/12 90 1 2 5 2 4 104
10/18 (87%) (1%) (2%) (5%) (2%) (4%)
014 10/17 2 - - 1 - - 3
10/18 (67%) (33%)
015 10/18 - - - - 2 - 2
10/18 (100%)
019 10/22 - 2 - 1 - - 3
10/18 (67%) (33%)
020 10/23 6 - - - - - 6
10/04 (100%)
023 10/26 2 - - - - - 2
10/04 (100%)
025 10/29 3 1 - - - - 4
10/18 (75%) (25%)
026 10/30 8 - - - 2 - 10
10/18 (80%) (20%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 481 53 18 31 20 17 620
10/2001 (78%) (9%) (3%) (5%) (3%) (3%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
031 11/05 29 4 3 6 3 - 45
10/18 (64%) (9%) (7%) (13%) (7%)
032 11/06 108 20 18 45 8 4 203
10/18 (53%) (10%) (9%) (22%) (4%) (2%)
033 11/07 252 28 19 42 13 6 360
10/18 (70%) (8%) (5%) (12%) (4%) (2%)
034 11/08 185 35 22 48 16 6 312
10/18 (59%) (11%) (7%) (15%) (5%) (2%)
035 11/09 169 43 24 38 13 6 293
10/18 (58%) (15%) (8%) (13%) (4%) (2%)
036 11/10 73 9 17 17 10 2 128
10/18 (57%) (7%) (13%) (13%) (8%) (2%)
037 11/11 90 17 16 15 4 6 148
10/18 (61%) (11%) (11%) (10%) (3%) (4%)
038 11/13 31 3 3 9 5 - 51
10/18 (61%) (6%) (6%) (18%) (10%)
039 11/14 43 6 6 4 1 2 62
10/18 (69%) (10%) (10%) (6%) (2%) (3%)
040 11/15 178 24 28 44 12 6 292
10/18 (61%) (8%) (10%) (15%) (4%) (2%)
041 11/16 295 61 41 103 31 2 533
10/18 (55%) (11%) (8%) (19%) (6%) (0%)
042 11/17 178 22 18 57 20 11 306
10/18 (58%) (7%) (6%) (19%) (7%) (4%)
043 11/18 132 19 23 46 5 2 227
10/18 (58%) (8%) (10%) (20%) (2%) (1%)
044 11/19 327 65 49 119 23 15 598
10/18 (55%) (11%) (8%) (20%) (4%) (3%)
045 11/20 244 30 38 102 35 8 457
10/18 (53%) (7%) (8%) (22%) (8%) (2%)
046 11/21 278 42 37 109 37 9 512
10/18 (54%) (8%) (7%) (21%) (7%) (2%)
047 11/23 167 32 31 73 16 4 323
10/18 (52%) (10%) (10%) (23%) (5%) (1%)
048 11/24 19 - 6 5 - - 30
10/18 (63%) (20%) (17%)
049 11/25 180 21 16 96 19 5 337
10/18 (53%) (6%) (5%) (28%) (6%) (1%)
050 11/26 168 29 13 64 20 3 297
10/18 (57%) (10%) (4%) (22%) (7%) (1%)
051 11/27 64 30 19 24 10 7 154
10/18 (42%) (19%) (12%) (16%) (6%) (5%)
052 11/28 16 10 2 15 8 - 51
10/18 (31%) (20%) (4%) (29%) (16%)
053 11/29 33 4 2 19 2 2 62
10/18 (53%) (6%) (3%) (31%) (3%) (3%)
054 11/30 37 12 5 47 10 - 111
10/18 (33%) (11%) (5%) (42%) (9%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 3296 566 456 1147 321 106 5892
11/2001 (56%) (10%) (8%) (19%) (5%) (2%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
055 12/03 8 5 1 64 5 1 84
10/18 (10%) (6%) (1%) (76%) (6%) (1%)
056 12/04 22 - - 123 21 - 166
10/18 (13%) (74%) (13%)
057 12/05 25 4 5 124 27 1 186
10/18 (13%) (2%) (3%) (67%) (15%) (1%)
058 12/06 5 - 1 36 3 - 45
10/18 (11%) (2%) (80%) (7%)
059 12/07 3 1 3 56 6 1 70
10/18 (4%) (1%) (4%) (80%) (9%) (1%)
061 12/10 7 - - 70 8 - 85
10/18 (8%) (82%) (9%)
062 12/11 8 4 9 116 37 1 175
10/18 (5%) (2%) (5%) (66%) (21%) (1%)
063 12/12 2 11 - 83 18 - 114
10/18 (2%) (10%) (73%) (16%)
064 12/13 2 1 1 40 14 - 58
10/18 (3%) (2%) (2%) (69%) (24%)
065 12/14 10 4 - 69 23 - 106
10/18 (9%) (4%) (65%) (22%)
066 12/17 3 3 5 79 13 1 104
10/18 (3%) (3%) (5%) (76%) (13%) (1%)
067 12/18 7 2 3 65 17 1 95
10/18 (7%) (2%) (3%) (68%) (18%) (1%)
068 12/19 13 7 1 78 25 2 126
10/18 (10%) (6%) (1%) (62%) (20%) (2%)
069 12/20 8 4 - 59 12 2 85
10/18 (9%) (5%) (69%) (14%) (2%)
070 12/21 13 8 2 106 23 - 152
10/18 (9%) (5%) (1%) (70%) (15%)
071 12/26 12 1 2 88 10 - 113
10/18 (11%) (1%) (2%) (78%) (9%)
072 12/27 6 4 2 85 29 - 126
10/18 (5%) (3%) (2%) (67%) (23%)
073 12/28 4 - 2 78 16 1 101
10/18 (4%) (2%) (77%) (16%) (1%)
074 12/29 5 2 - 94 22 - 123
10/18 (4%) (2%) (76%) (18%)
075 12/30 1 6 - 7 - - 14
10/18 (7%) (43%) (50%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 164 67 37 1520 329 11 2128
12/2001 (8%) (3%) (2%) (71%) (15%) (1%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
076 01/02 4 3 5 77 14 1 104
10/18 (4%) (3%) (5%) (74%) (13%) (1%)
077 01/03 - 5 2 66 15 - 88
10/19 (6%) (2%) (75%) (17%)
078 01/04 4 6 1 58 14 1 84
10/19 (5%) (7%) (1%) (69%) (17%) (1%)
079 01/05 1 7 - 34 11 - 53
10/19 (2%) (13%) (64%) (21%)
080 01/07 15 3 3 74 11 3 109
10/19 (14%) (3%) (3%) (68%) (10%) (3%)
081 01/08 7 - 1 57 12 1 78
10/19 (9%) (1%) (73%) (15%) (1%)
082 01/09 4 3 - 51 5 2 65
10/19 (6%) (5%) (78%) (8%) (3%)
083 01/10 1 3 - 77 14 3 98
10/19 (1%) (3%) (79%) (14%) (3%)
084 01/11 5 4 1 94 18 1 123
10/19 (4%) (3%) (1%) (76%) (15%) (1%)
085 01/12 - - - 17 1 - 18
10/19 (94%) (6%)
086 01/14 13 11 1 79 15 1 120
10/19 (11%) (9%) (1%) (66%) (13%) (1%)
087 01/15 7 2 1 140 32 1 183
10/19 (4%) (1%) (1%) (77%) (17%) (1%)
088 01/16 9 5 - 102 29 - 145
10/19 (6%) (3%) (70%) (20%)
089 01/17 5 3 7 150 42 2 209
10/18 (2%) (1%) (3%) (72%) (20%) (1%)
090 01/18 5 - - 31 4 2 42
10/18 (12%) (74%) (10%) (5%)
091 01/19 1 6 - 40 10 - 57
10/18 (2%) (11%) (70%) (18%)
092 01/22 1 - 3 58 12 - 74
10/18 (1%) (4%) (78%) (16%)
093 01/23 11 - - 84 33 1 129
10/18 (9%) (65%) (26%) (1%)
094 01/24 7 5 1 139 53 - 205
10/18 (3%) (2%) (0%) (68%) (26%)
095 01/25 3 1 - 76 21 1 102
10/18 (3%) (1%) (75%) (21%) (1%)
097 01/28 4 - - 89 56 - 149
10/18 (3%) (60%) (38%)
098 01/29 6 12 3 153 68 3 245
10/18 (2%) (5%) (1%) (62%) (28%) (1%)
099 01/30 4 2 3 77 45 6 137
10/18 (3%) (1%) (2%) (56%) (33%) (4%)
100 01/31 12 4 3 126 44 2 191
10/18 (6%) (2%) (2%) (66%) (23%) (1%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 129 85 35 1949 579 31 2808
01/2002 (5%) (3%) (1%) (69%) (21%) (1%)This has been downloaded 2 time(s).
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WAC02 I485 status table as of 10/19/2003 part-2
Code:
WAC02
scanned Aprv Trns RFE FP Rcvd Othr Total
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
101 02/01 13 9 1 56 3 - 82
10/18 (16%) (11%) (1%) (68%) (4%)
102 02/02 2 1 - 37 11 - 51
10/18 (4%) (2%) (73%) (22%)
103 02/04 11 4 5 129 28 - 177
10/18 (6%) (2%) (3%) (73%) (16%)
104 02/05 8 9 1 91 12 10 131
10/18 (6%) (7%) (1%) (69%) (9%) (8%)
105 02/06 8 4 - 154 34 7 207
10/18 (4%) (2%) (74%) (16%) (3%)
106 02/07 14 2 3 88 17 17 141
10/18 (10%) (1%) (2%) (62%) (12%) (12%)
107 02/08 5 6 2 122 27 4 166
10/18 (3%) (4%) (1%) (73%) (16%) (2%)
109 02/11 - 2 2 43 7 6 60
10/18 (3%) (3%) (72%) (12%) (10%)
110 02/12 - 1 1 54 11 - 67
10/18 (1%) (1%) (81%) (16%)
111 02/13 3 - 2 71 18 4 98
10/18 (3%) (2%) (72%) (18%) (4%)
112 02/14 2 3 - 100 27 1 133
10/18 (2%) (2%) (75%) (20%) (1%)
113 02/15 4 5 3 79 23 - 114
10/18 (4%) (4%) (3%) (69%) (20%)
114 02/19 5 8 1 68 4 2 88
10/18 (6%) (9%) (1%) (77%) (5%) (2%)
115 02/20 11 1 - 68 16 4 100
10/18 (11%) (1%) (68%) (16%) (4%)
116 02/21 12 3 5 135 24 7 186
10/18 (6%) (2%) (3%) (73%) (13%) (4%)
117 02/22 - 9 - 138 34 5 186
10/18 (5%) (74%) (18%) (3%)
118 02/23 - 3 9 46 18 - 76
10/18 (4%) (12%) (61%) (24%)
119 02/25 10 2 - 115 44 3 174
10/18 (6%) (1%) (66%) (25%) (2%)
120 02/26 24 5 3 131 33 - 196
10/18 (12%) (3%) (2%) (67%) (17%)
121 02/27 10 1 - 148 42 - 201
10/18 (5%) (0%) (74%) (21%)
122 02/28 7 4 1 91 34 - 137
10/18 (5%) (3%) (1%) (66%) (25%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 149 82 39 1964 467 70 2771
02/2002 (5%) (3%) (1%) (71%) (17%) (3%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
123 03/01 4 4 5 122 22 - 157
10/18 (3%) (3%) (3%) (78%) (14%)
124 03/02 7 6 1 189 55 1 259
10/18 (3%) (2%) (0%) (73%) (21%) (0%)
125 03/03 4 2 5 92 20 - 123
10/18 (3%) (2%) (4%) (75%) (16%)
126 03/04 3 6 1 119 22 - 151
10/18 (2%) (4%) (1%) (79%) (15%)
127 03/05 11 11 2 125 41 1 191
10/18 (6%) (6%) (1%) (65%) (21%) (1%)
128 03/06 3 13 - 233 54 1 304
10/18 (1%) (4%) (77%) (18%) (0%)
129 03/07 15 4 - 119 18 1 157
10/18 (10%) (3%) (76%) (11%) (1%)
130 03/08 11 6 1 135 29 4 186
10/18 (6%) (3%) (1%) (73%) (16%) (2%)
131 03/09 3 - - 47 6 - 56
10/18 (5%) (84%) (11%)
132 03/11 7 2 - 63 14 - 86
10/18 (8%) (2%) (73%) (16%)
133 03/12 12 9 1 251 63 5 341
10/18 (4%) (3%) (0%) (74%) (18%) (1%)
134 03/13 7 9 5 237 61 1 320
10/19 (2%) (3%) (2%) (74%) (19%) (0%)
135 03/14 3 8 2 116 45 - 174
10/19 (2%) (5%) (1%) (67%) (26%)
136 03/15 9 1 2 64 14 - 90
10/19 (10%) (1%) (2%) (71%) (16%)
137 03/16 - 2 - 26 4 - 32
10/19 (6%) (81%) (13%)
138 03/18 8 16 1 126 36 - 187
10/19 (4%) (9%) (1%) (67%) (19%)
139 03/19 14 1 - 130 17 6 168
10/19 (8%) (1%) (77%) (10%) (4%)
140 03/20 14 - 1 89 28 9 141
10/19 (10%) (1%) (63%) (20%) (6%)
141 03/21 8 2 4 128 32 1 175
10/19 (5%) (1%) (2%) (73%) (18%) (1%)
142 03/22 3 9 - 134 35 2 183
10/19 (2%) (5%) (73%) (19%) (1%)
143 03/23 1 - - 35 13 1 50
10/19 (2%) (70%) (26%) (2%)
144 03/25 8 1 2 139 39 3 192
10/19 (4%) (1%) (1%) (72%) (20%) (2%)
145 03/26 5 9 1 101 26 - 142
10/19 (4%) (6%) (1%) (71%) (18%)
146 03/27 11 - - 90 13 1 115
10/19 (10%) (78%) (11%) (1%)
147 03/28 5 2 - 63 26 2 98
10/19 (5%) (2%) (64%) (27%) (2%)
148 03/29 3 5 5 62 7 2 84
10/19 (4%) (6%) (6%) (74%) (8%) (2%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 179 128 39 3035 740 41 4162
03/2002 (4%) (3%) (1%) (73%) (18%) (1%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
149 04/01 3 2 - 71 16 1 93
10/19 (3%) (2%) (76%) (17%) (1%)
150 04/02 13 3 3 128 26 3 176
10/19 (7%) (2%) (2%) (73%) (15%) (2%)
151 04/03 18 7 4 178 60 5 272
10/19 (7%) (3%) (1%) (65%) (22%) (2%)
152 04/04 7 12 3 77 16 - 115
10/18 (6%) (10%) (3%) (67%) (14%)
153 04/05 13 10 8 153 21 1 206
10/18 (6%) (5%) (4%) (74%) (10%) (0%)
155 04/08 30 13 1 125 48 2 219
10/18 (14%) (6%) (0%) (57%) (22%) (1%)
156 04/09 24 6 6 130 46 1 213
10/18 (11%) (3%) (3%) (61%) (22%) (0%)
157 04/10 7 7 - 95 18 - 127
10/18 (6%) (6%) (75%) (14%)
158 04/11 19 - 1 78 14 - 112
10/18 (17%) (1%) (70%) (13%)
159 04/12 10 7 - 88 4 1 110
10/18 (9%) (6%) (80%) (4%) (1%)
161 04/15 8 12 1 166 31 4 222
10/18 (4%) (5%) (0%) (75%) (14%) (2%)
162 04/16 13 5 8 177 32 - 235
10/18 (6%) (2%) (3%) (75%) (14%)
163 04/17 13 12 1 118 22 5 171
10/18 (8%) (7%) (1%) (69%) (13%) (3%)
164 04/18 8 13 2 139 28 - 190
10/18 (4%) (7%) (1%) (73%) (15%)
165 04/19 6 12 - 78 13 - 109
10/18 (6%) (11%) (72%) (12%)
167 04/22 10 7 1 149 27 5 199
10/18 (5%) (4%) (1%) (75%) (14%) (3%)
168 04/23 8 12 1 152 43 - 216
10/18 (4%) (6%) (0%) (70%) (20%)
169 04/24 3 3 5 159 38 2 210
10/18 (1%) (1%) (2%) (76%) (18%) (1%)
170 04/25 8 5 1 56 13 - 83
10/18 (10%) (6%) (1%) (67%) (16%)
171 04/26 1 2 - 125 30 5 163
10/18 (1%) (1%) (77%) (18%) (3%)
172 04/29 16 3 1 112 30 - 162
10/18 (10%) (2%) (1%) (69%) (19%)
173 04/30 2 7 - 137 32 - 178
10/18 (1%) (4%) (77%) (18%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 240 160 47 2691 608 35 3781
04/2002 (6%) (4%) (1%) (71%) (16%) (1%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
174 05/01 13 3 2 107 12 - 137
10/18 (9%) (2%) (1%) (78%) (9%)
175 05/02 6 1 1 137 30 1 176
10/18 (3%) (1%) (1%) (78%) (17%) (1%)
176 05/03 1 1 3 103 4 - 112
10/18 (1%) (1%) (3%) (92%) (4%)
178 05/06 6 3 1 103 11 - 124
10/18 (5%) (2%) (1%) (83%) (9%)
179 05/07 4 9 1 97 23 - 134
10/18 (3%) (7%) (1%) (72%) (17%)
180 05/08 11 13 - 130 18 1 173
10/18 (6%) (8%) (75%) (10%) (1%)
181 05/09 15 10 8 130 21 3 187
10/18 (8%) (5%) (4%) (70%) (11%) (2%)
182 05/10 8 8 - 136 22 - 174
10/18 (5%) (5%) (78%) (13%)
183 05/13 4 2 - 63 11 1 81
10/18 (5%) (2%) (78%) (14%) (1%)
184 05/14 9 1 5 149 18 4 186
10/18 (5%) (1%) (3%) (80%) (10%) (2%)
185 05/15 6 - 1 95 12 - 114
10/18 (5%) (1%) (83%) (11%)
186 05/16 - 2 1 73 15 - 91
10/18 (2%) (1%) (80%) (16%)
187 05/17 7 2 - 82 15 - 106
10/18 (7%) (2%) (77%) (14%)
189 05/20 - 9 1 118 39 1 168
10/18 (5%) (1%) (70%) (23%) (1%)
190 05/21 4 6 2 81 13 - 106
10/18 (4%) (6%) (2%) (76%) (12%)
191 05/22 7 - - 121 23 3 154
10/18 (5%) (79%) (15%) (2%)
192 05/23 6 6 - 61 13 - 86
10/18 (7%) (7%) (71%) (15%)
193 05/24 5 7 1 113 20 1 147
10/18 (3%) (5%) (1%) (77%) (14%) (1%)
194 05/28 5 3 5 101 22 2 138
10/18 (4%) (2%) (4%) (73%) (16%) (1%)
195 05/29 12 5 - 122 18 1 158
10/18 (8%) (3%) (77%) (11%) (1%)
196 05/30 6 11 5 135 26 1 184
10/18 (3%) (6%) (3%) (73%) (14%) (1%)
197 05/31 1 - 1 79 14 2 97
10/18 (1%) (1%) (81%) (14%) (2%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 136 102 38 2336 400 21 3033
05/2002 (4%) (3%) (1%) (77%) (13%) (1%)WAC02 I485 status table as of 10/19/2003 part-3
Code:
WAC02
scanned Aprv Trns RFE FP Rcvd Othr Total
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
198 06/03 2 - 1 50 9 - 62
10/18 (3%) (2%) (81%) (15%)
199 06/04 3 6 1 85 15 - 110
10/18 (3%) (5%) (1%) (77%) (14%)
200 06/05 15 1 4 43 9 - 72
10/18 (21%) (1%) (6%) (60%) (13%)
201 06/06 6 6 7 130 27 - 176
10/18 (3%) (3%) (4%) (74%) (15%)
202 06/07 5 6 2 156 32 2 203
10/18 (2%) (3%) (1%) (77%) (16%) (1%)
204 06/10 5 16 1 121 21 - 164
10/18 (3%) (10%) (1%) (74%) (13%)
205 06/11 2 15 2 173 38 2 232
10/18 (1%) (6%) (1%) (75%) (16%) (1%)
206 06/12 7 4 4 134 26 1 176
10/18 (4%) (2%) (2%) (76%) (15%) (1%)
207 06/13 2 1 7 150 23 - 183
10/18 (1%) (1%) (4%) (82%) (13%)
208 06/14 6 7 - 89 19 - 121
10/18 (5%) (6%) (74%) (16%)
210 06/17 3 - 2 86 4 6 101
10/18 (3%) (2%) (85%) (4%) (6%)
211 06/18 9 11 1 115 17 - 153
10/19 (6%) (7%) (1%) (75%) (11%)
212 06/19 5 11 - 69 6 - 91
10/19 (5%) (12%) (76%) (7%)
213 06/20 1 2 1 86 14 - 104
10/19 (1%) (2%) (1%) (83%) (13%)
214 06/21 2 5 2 90 16 - 115
10/19 (2%) (4%) (2%) (78%) (14%)
216 06/24 5 8 3 123 20 4 163
10/19 (3%) (5%) (2%) (75%) (12%) (2%)
217 06/25 12 7 1 124 24 - 168
10/19 (7%) (4%) (1%) (74%) (14%)
218 06/26 6 2 - 52 15 - 75
10/19 (8%) (3%) (69%) (20%)
219 06/27 2 7 - 71 12 1 93
10/19 (2%) (8%) (76%) (13%) (1%)
220 06/28 6 3 - 112 20 - 141
10/18 (4%) (2%) (79%) (14%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 104 118 39 2059 367 16 2703
06/2002 (4%) (4%) (1%) (76%) (14%) (1%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
222 07/01 3 5 1 56 8 1 74
10/18 (4%) (7%) (1%) (76%) (11%) (1%)
223 07/02 4 9 - 102 16 - 131
10/18 (3%) (7%) (78%) (12%)
224 07/03 6 1 2 101 18 - 128
10/18 (5%) (1%) (2%) (79%) (14%)
225 07/05 - 2 - 90 14 - 106
10/18 (2%) (85%) (13%)
226 07/08 6 - 1 96 24 - 127
10/18 (5%) (1%) (76%) (19%)
227 07/09 5 7 - 76 15 - 103
10/18 (5%) (7%) (74%) (15%)
228 07/10 3 4 - 60 5 - 72
10/18 (4%) (6%) (83%) (7%)
229 07/11 6 4 2 78 22 - 112
10/18 (5%) (4%) (2%) (70%) (20%)
230 07/12 5 3 - 43 4 - 55
10/18 (9%) (5%) (78%) (7%)
232 07/15 5 - 1 106 25 6 143
10/18 (3%) (1%) (74%) (17%) (4%)
233 07/16 - 9 - 106 13 1 129
10/18 (7%) (82%) (10%) (1%)
234 07/17 - 1 - 57 10 - 68
10/18 (1%) (84%) (15%)
235 07/18 3 10 1 47 5 - 66
10/18 (5%) (15%) (2%) (71%) (8%)
236 07/19 8 4 3 109 18 - 142
10/18 (6%) (3%) (2%) (77%) (13%)
238 07/22 1 3 2 73 17 - 96
10/18 (1%) (3%) (2%) (76%) (18%)
239 07/23 - 2 7 57 13 - 79
10/18 (3%) (9%) (72%) (16%)
240 07/24 5 3 2 121 22 - 153
10/18 (3%) (2%) (1%) (79%) (14%)
241 07/25 2 4 4 68 14 1 93
10/18 (2%) (4%) (4%) (73%) (15%) (1%)
242 07/26 3 1 - 55 7 - 66
10/18 (5%) (2%) (83%) (11%)
244 07/29 7 6 - 105 20 2 140
10/18 (5%) (4%) (75%) (14%) (1%)
245 07/30 3 - - 96 19 3 121
10/18 (2%) (79%) (16%) (2%)
246 07/31 13 6 2 89 21 - 131
10/18 (10%) (5%) (2%) (68%) (16%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 88 84 28 1791 330 14 2335
07/2002 (4%) (4%) (1%) (77%) (14%) (1%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
247 08/01 8 3 2 80 9 - 102
10/18 (8%) (3%) (2%) (78%) (9%)
248 08/02 1 1 - 108 15 1 126
10/18 (1%) (1%) (86%) (12%) (1%)
250 08/05 - 6 1 70 10 - 87
10/18 (7%) (1%) (80%) (11%)
251 08/06 14 - 1 87 16 - 118
10/18 (12%) (1%) (74%) (14%)
252 08/07 1 16 - 58 14 - 89
10/18 (1%) (18%) (65%) (16%)
253 08/08 2 7 3 109 25 3 149
10/18 (1%) (5%) (2%) (73%) (17%) (2%)
254 08/09 1 1 1 95 18 - 116
10/18 (1%) (1%) (1%) (82%) (16%)
255 08/12 - 3 1 112 22 - 138
10/18 (2%) (1%) (81%) (16%)
256 08/13 9 2 - 84 20 - 115
10/18 (8%) (2%) (73%) (17%)
257 08/14 6 4 - 120 15 3 148
10/18 (4%) (3%) (81%) (10%) (2%)
258 08/15 2 2 1 71 10 - 86
10/18 (2%) (2%) (1%) (83%) (12%)
259 08/16 1 3 - 94 20 - 118
10/18 (1%) (3%) (80%) (17%)
260 08/19 1 - - 149 27 - 177
10/18 (1%) (84%) (15%)
261 08/20 - 4 2 85 18 1 110
10/18 (4%) (2%) (77%) (16%) (1%)
262 08/21 1 1 2 108 23 4 139
10/18 (1%) (1%) (1%) (78%) (17%) (3%)
263 08/22 2 4 2 119 11 - 138
10/18 (1%) (3%) (1%) (86%) (8%)
264 08/23 11 2 1 116 26 2 158
10/18 (7%) (1%) (1%) (73%) (16%) (1%)
265 08/26 2 5 1 90 19 - 117
10/18 (2%) (4%) (1%) (77%) (16%)
266 08/27 5 4 6 109 25 - 149
10/18 (3%) (3%) (4%) (73%) (17%)
267 08/28 1 3 - 44 5 - 53
10/18 (2%) (6%) (83%) (9%)
268 08/29 - 4 7 113 23 - 147
10/18 (3%) (5%) (77%) (16%)
269 08/30 3 3 1 94 16 - 117
10/18 (3%) (3%) (1%) (80%) (14%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 71 78 32 2115 387 14 2697
08/2002 (3%) (3%) (1%) (78%) (14%) (1%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
270 09/03 3 7 6 126 27 3 172
10/18 (2%) (4%) (3%) (73%) (16%) (2%)
271 09/04 2 7 2 163 33 1 208
10/18 (1%) (3%) (1%) (78%) (16%) (0%)
272 09/05 10 7 3 179 27 1 227
10/19 (4%) (3%) (1%) (79%) (12%) (0%)
273 09/06 9 2 1 183 40 - 235
10/19 (4%) (1%) (0%) (78%) (17%)
274 09/09 5 2 1 157 31 1 197
10/19 (3%) (1%) (1%) (80%) (16%) (1%)
275 09/10 10 - 2 146 40 1 199
10/19 (5%) (1%) (73%) (20%) (1%)
276 09/11 4 6 - 91 9 - 110
10/19 (4%) (5%) (83%) (8%)
277 09/12 6 5 - 117 17 2 147
10/19 (4%) (3%) (80%) (12%) (1%)
278 09/13 1 5 1 92 15 2 116
10/19 (1%) (4%) (1%) (79%) (13%) (2%)
279 09/16 - 8 3 126 28 5 170
10/19 (5%) (2%) (74%) (16%) (3%)
280 09/17 - - 1 172 35 1 209
10/19 (0%) (82%) (17%) (0%)
281 09/18 - - 4 112 19 5 140
10/19 (3%) (80%) (14%) (4%)
282 09/19 5 7 - 142 26 2 182
10/19 (3%) (4%) (78%) (14%) (1%)
283 09/20 - 5 4 139 28 - 176
10/19 (3%) (2%) (79%) (16%)
284 09/23 5 3 - 158 31 - 197
10/19 (3%) (2%) (80%) (16%)
285 09/24 2 7 2 87 17 1 116
10/19 (2%) (6%) (2%) (75%) (15%) (1%)
286 09/25 2 7 4 116 30 1 160
10/19 (1%) (4%) (3%) (73%) (19%) (1%)
287 09/26 5 6 1 112 16 - 140
10/19 (4%) (4%) (1%) (80%) (11%)
288 09/27 - - - 121 19 6 146
10/19 (83%) (13%) (4%)
289 09/30 1 9 4 153 21 - 188
10/19 (1%) (5%) (2%) (81%) (11%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
subtotal 70 93 39 2692 509 32 3435
09/2002 (2%) (3%) (1%) (78%) (15%) (1%)
---------^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----^-----
total 5107 1616 847 23330 5057 408 36365
(14%) (4%) (2%) (64%) (14%) (1%)WAC01&02 I485 cases approved since 10/14/2003
Code:
case #* scanned status approval date previous scanned status
--------^----------^------------^------------------------^--------------------------
WAC02032 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-17..2003-10-11) <- 2003-08-11 RFE received
WAC02173 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-17..2003-10-11) <- 2003-06-18 FP received
WAC02179 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-17..2003-10-11) <- 2002-06-14 resumed
WAC02179 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-17..2003-10-11) <- 2002-06-14 resumed
subtotal 4
WAC01265 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2002-05-08 transferred
WAC01265 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2002-05-08 transferred
WAC01265 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-05-28 transferred
WAC01265 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-05-28 transferred
WAC01265 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-05-28 transferred
WAC01289 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-16..2003-10-11) <- 2002-09-09 transferred
WAC01295 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2002-07-31 transferred
WAC01295 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2002-07-31 transferred
WAC01296 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-11 RFE received
WAC01297 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-16..2003-10-11) <- 2002-11-07 transferred
WAC01297 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-16..2003-10-11) <- 2002-11-07 transferred
WAC01297 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-16..2003-10-11) <- 2002-11-07 transferred
WAC02035 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2002-12-20 RFE received
WAC02036 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-09 RFE sent
WAC02037 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-09-10 resumed
WAC02040 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-09 RFE sent
WAC02041 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-29 RFE received
WAC02041 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-15 resumed
WAC02041 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-09-10 RFE received
WAC02041 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-21 resumed
WAC02041 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2001-11-16 received
WAC02041 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-07 resumed
WAC02041 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-07 resumed
WAC02041 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-30 resumed
WAC02041 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-07 resumed
WAC02042 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2002-10-30 resumed
WAC02042 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-16..2003-10-11) <- 2002-11-01 transferred
WAC02042 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-16..2003-10-11) <- 2002-11-01 transferred
WAC02044 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2001-11-19 received
WAC02044 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-10 resumed
WAC02044 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-10 resumed
WAC02049 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-10 resumed
WAC02049 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-15 resumed
WAC02049 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-15 resumed
WAC02049 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2001-11-25 received
WAC02049 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2001-11-25 received
WAC02051 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-09-05 RFE received
WAC02051 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-07-31 resumed
WAC02053 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-09-04 RFE received
WAC02057 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-10 resumed
WAC02057 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-10 resumed
WAC02057 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-10 resumed
WAC02057 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-12 resumed
WAC02057 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-12 resumed
WAC02057 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-05-05 RFE received
WAC02086 2003-10-19 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-05-05 transferred
WAC02090 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-15 resumed
WAC02106 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-09-24 resumed
WAC02106 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-09-26 resumed
WAC02163 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-16..2003-10-11) <- 2003-05-08 transferred
WAC02169 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2002-06-20 transferred
WAC02236 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-07-15 transferred
WAC02236 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-07-15 transferred
WAC02262 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-08-23 transferred
WAC02270 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-05-16 transferred
WAC02270 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-05-16 transferred
WAC02270 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-16 <- 2003-05-16 transferred
subtotal 57
WAC01264 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-15 <- 2003-08-26 RFE received
WAC01286 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-15 <- 2002-07-09 transferred
WAC02052 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-15..2003-10-11) <- 2003-08-25 RFE received
WAC02141 2003-10-19 approved 2003-10-15 <- 2003-08-23 transferred
WAC02141 2003-10-19 approved 2003-10-15 <- 2003-08-23 transferred
WAC02141 2003-10-19 approved 2003-10-15 <- 2003-08-23 transferred
WAC02219 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-15 <- 2003-06-05 transferred
WAC02219 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-15 <- 2003-06-05 transferred
WAC02222 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-15 <- 2003-03-20 transferred
subtotal 9
WAC01246 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC01262 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC01276 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC01288 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC01288 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC01289 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC01289 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC01295 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC01295 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC02033 2003-10-18 card ordered (2003-10-14..2003-10-11) <- 2003-10-03 undeliverable
WAC02061 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC02067 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2002-08-07 trans. back
WAC02067 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2002-08-07 trans. back
WAC02067 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2002-08-07 trans. back
WAC02087 2003-10-19 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC02087 2003-10-19 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC02179 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC02179 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
WAC02182 2003-10-18 approved 2003-10-14 <- 2003-10-09 trans. back
subtotal 19WAC01&02 I485 cases touched since 10/14/2003
Code:
case #* scanned status touched date previous scanned status
--------^----------^------------^----------------^-----------------------
WAC01286 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-17 <- 2001-11-19 unknown
WAC02044 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-17 <- 2003-03-15 resumed
WAC02044 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-17 <- 2003-03-15 resumed
WAC02180 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-17 <- 2003-07-14 RFE received
WAC02180 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-17 <- 2002-05-08 received
subtotal 5
WAC02044 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-16 <- 2002-10-31 resumed
WAC02045 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-16 <- 2001-11-20 received
WAC02045 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-16 <- 2001-11-20 received
WAC02045 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-16 <- 2003-06-14 resumed
WAC02045 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-16 <- 2003-10-10 RFE received
WAC02045 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-02-06 resumed
WAC02045 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-02-06 resumed
WAC02057 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-02-08 resumed
WAC02057 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-02-08 resumed
WAC02062 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-05-22 resumed
WAC02062 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-04-23 resumed
WAC02063 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-16 <- 2002-03-06 resumed
WAC02066 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-04-23 resumed
WAC02067 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-05-04 resumed
WAC02067 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-05-04 resumed
WAC02070 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-05-30 resumed
WAC02073 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-16 <- 2002-05-31 resumed
subtotal 17
WAC01280 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-15 <- 2001-09-10 received
WAC01280 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-15 <- 2001-09-10 received
WAC01280 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-15 <- 2001-09-10 insufficient payment
WAC01280 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-15 <- 2001-09-10 received
WAC01290 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-15 <- 2003-01-30 RFE received
WAC02032 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-15 <- 2001-12-06 FP received
WAC02041 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-15 <- 2003-10-07 resumed
WAC02041 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-15 <- 2003-06-18 resumed
WAC02042 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-15 <- 2002-02-06 resumed
WAC02046 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-15 <- 2002-01-31 resumed
WAC02049 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-15 <- 2003-07-29 resumed
WAC02107 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-15 <- 2003-05-01 resumed
WAC02107 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-15 <- 2003-05-01 resumed
WAC02132 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-15 <- 2002-04-23 resumed
WAC02137 2003-10-19 transferred 2003-10-15 <- 2002-06-19 resumed
WAC02137 2003-10-19 transferred 2003-10-15 <- 2002-06-19 resumed
subtotal 16
WAC01288 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2003-08-15 resumed
WAC01295 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2001-11-16 unknown
WAC02033 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-01-12 resumed
WAC02034 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-01-18 resumed
WAC02035 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-01-31 resumed
WAC02037 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-08-08 resumed
WAC02041 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2003-08-28 resumed
WAC02042 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2003-08-16 resumed
WAC02043 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-03-06 resumed
WAC02043 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-01-18 resumed
WAC02044 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2001-11-19 received
WAC02044 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2001-11-19 received
WAC02044 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2001-11-19 received
WAC02044 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2003-05-29 resumed
WAC02044 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2003-05-29 resumed
WAC02046 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-02-01 resumed
WAC02046 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-02-01 resumed
WAC02049 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-07-03 resumed
WAC02049 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-02-06 resumed
WAC02051 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-08-17 resumed
WAC02062 2003-10-18 RFE sent 2003-10-14 <- 2002-05-22 resumed
WAC02100 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2003-09-29 RFE received
WAC02100 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-01-31 received
WAC02100 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-01-31 received
WAC02161 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-05-22 resumed
WAC02161 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-05-22 resumed
WAC02180 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-06-11 resumed
WAC02205 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-07-30 resumed
WAC02205 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-07-30 resumed
WAC02246 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-09-24 resumed
WAC02246 2003-10-18 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-09-24 resumed
WAC02276 2003-10-19 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-10-18 resumed
WAC02276 2003-10-19 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-10-18 resumed
WAC02286 2003-10-19 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-11-14 resumed
WAC02286 2003-10-19 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-11-14 resumed
WAC02286 2003-10-19 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-09-25 received
WAC02286 2003-10-19 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-09-25 received
WAC02286 2003-10-19 transferred 2003-10-14 <- 2002-09-25 received
subtotal 38Project Anaconda and List of I485 Case Numbers
Congratulations on starting up the Project Anaconda, jokerpoker_us !!
I believe it is great idea and attempt even though we have the Project Kashmir already.
I'd like fully to support new project.
Before answering your questions,
I'd like to mention abount the list of I485 case numbers.
For this kind of projects, it is the most difficult problem to get the complete list of case numbers.
Actually, it took 10 weeks to get all WAC-02 I-485 case numbers at the Project Kashmir.
We had to scan all of 1.3 million WAC-02 cases.
Once getting the list, the weekly scan is not so difficult.
It's no problem for me to open the list of all case numbers.
Actually, I had asked it to this forum a couple of months before,
however, I could not get consensus from everybody here.
Now, our situation changed.
I have tried to post the report weekly or even more, but I can not commit it as you know.
I have another project that has higher priority for me.
Also, the Project Anaconda started.
So, I ask to the forum again.
-kashmir
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Congratulations on starting up the Project Anaconda, jokerpoker_us !!
I believe it is great idea and attempt even though we have the Project Kashmir already.
I'd like fully to support new project.
Before answering your questions,
I'd like to mention abount the list of I485 case numbers.
For this kind of projects, it is the most difficult problem to get the complete list of case numbers.
Actually, it took 10 weeks to get all WAC-02 I-485 case numbers at the Project Kashmir.
We had to scan all of 1.3 million WAC-02 cases.
Once getting the list, the weekly scan is not so difficult.
It's no problem for me to open the list of all case numbers.
Actually, I had asked it to this forum a couple of months before,
however, I could not get consensus from everybody here.
Now, our situation changed.
I have tried to post the report weekly or even more, but I can not commit it as you know.
I have another project that has higher priority for me.
Also, the Project Anaconda started.
So, I ask to the forum again.
-kashmir
Click here to vote !!
Originally posted by jokerpoker_us
I do have a application ready which can run and gather data
for all the cases of 02. However the problem that I am faced
with is follows.
1. My application checks status for each of the 485 cases in
in a series. So it can produce a report for each series.
However my application first needs to know the wac numbers
for 485 cases in each of the series.
BCIS website only allows a thousand hits from one machine.
This means that my application has to use public proxies to
do the job. Some of the public proxies are slow.
Scanning one series for valid 485 means about scanning for
7000 - 10000 applications which takes about 4-5 hours.
This means it will take me a year to scan every series for
valid 485 numbers.
But if people have used Kashmir's program on any of the series
they can send me the output and I can generate numbers from
that output. Once I have numbers for the current running series
I can do a full runover the weekend.
I can share my software. It is actually an Java API which can be
used to write any full blown application.
I need the numbers for valid 485 cases for my scans. People
need to give me those numbers in form of the reports they
have run with Kashmirs script. That will help me to run the
reports.
I can automate this process so that a scan runs during the
week and produces results for about 25 active series. Automation
is the key. I am close but not close enough.
I need help from everybody who has run Kashmir's script for a
series and found the case numbers. If you have an output
semail me.
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jokerpoker_us
Registered Users (C)
Kashmir,
I must thank you a lot. I dug up old archives of Kashmir
project and found lot of info. I was never involved with Kashmir
so had no idea how big a project that must have been.
It finally helped me finish my application which is ready for
Diwali release.
You know, I would much appreciate the list of known
485 cases. This would save me another 10 weeks.
My improved program can do cases by switching proxy nicely but
still scanning 1.3 million cases is out of question.
If you would be so kind to give me the 485 number
database I would be so glad to run the scan over the
weekend. Can you mail them to me please?
So actually I was wrong about lot of things. You did
build up a database of valid numbers and did a great
job of finding all 485 cases.
I am sure your scripts took in to account lot of facts that
I already did.
My application is a very generic API which can be run by
any service centers and it does lot of optimizations. People
in any service center can use it.
And lot of it is actually Project Kashmir code. At the heart is
still your functions to derive statuses.
I am just taking on where Project Kashmir left. If you can
send me this database I can run weekly scans and offload
this burden from you.
Kudos to you Kashmir for Project Kashmir and it is a great
piece of work. I realized after a week of struggle with this
program. But it was fun.
I must thank you a lot. I dug up old archives of Kashmir
project and found lot of info. I was never involved with Kashmir
so had no idea how big a project that must have been.
It finally helped me finish my application which is ready for
Diwali release.
You know, I would much appreciate the list of known
485 cases. This would save me another 10 weeks.
My improved program can do cases by switching proxy nicely but
still scanning 1.3 million cases is out of question.
If you would be so kind to give me the 485 number
database I would be so glad to run the scan over the
weekend. Can you mail them to me please?
So actually I was wrong about lot of things. You did
build up a database of valid numbers and did a great
job of finding all 485 cases.
I am sure your scripts took in to account lot of facts that
I already did.
My application is a very generic API which can be run by
any service centers and it does lot of optimizations. People
in any service center can use it.
And lot of it is actually Project Kashmir code. At the heart is
still your functions to derive statuses.
I am just taking on where Project Kashmir left. If you can
send me this database I can run weekly scans and offload
this burden from you.
Kudos to you Kashmir for Project Kashmir and it is a great
piece of work. I realized after a week of struggle with this
program. But it was fun.