If you file WOM now. USCIS will have have single line answer and your WOM right away gone !!!!
"Priority Date is Not Current"
Only law suit is solution. Plaintiff's attorney ask certain written questions to Defendant well in advance and DOS/USCIS official has to answer on trial. What I understand you need to prove three test to win law suit
1. Defendants owe timely service to plaintiff consistent with law and agreement/contract
2. Defendant failed to provide service and or violated rules of law and/or contract/agreement.
3. Plaintiff suffered loss/damage
Possible Questions which can trap USCIS
1. How many cases you approved with PD 2006 EB2 India and China?
Possible answer : xxxx number
2. How much time USCIS need to completely process case, subject to name check and finger print and security clear. If processing date of particular service center is crossed and one has no RFE, no denial, case is pre-adjudicated and waiting for Visa number?
Possible answer : 12 months without RFE and 15 months with RFE
3. How many cases you have pending with PD 2005/2004/2003 and filed before 15 months (Filed before their official processing time).
4. When visa number available, you approve cases based on PD/ I 485 RD or random?
Possible answer: Based on PD
Why you approved 2006 cases when you have Pre-adjudicated cases of 2003/2004/2005 PD?
Possible answer : Based on I 485 RD
Why you approve cases filed in July 2007 while you have lot of Pre adjudicated case filed in 2004/2005/2006 and have PD current in August/September 2008
I am sure they USCIS will not answer with Random Processing !!!
This will prove Test 1 and 2
Bottom Line:
If old lady can win million $ lawsuit for Hot coffee, why not we? It is clear breaking of law of not following FIFO.
My 2 cent. I am not sure, I am too much aggressive!!!
Formidable for Old EB2-NIW: WOM is only answer it seems
The highlighted below (in red) has a relation to approval of July 2007 submitted I 485s attached with I 140/PERM EB2 PD after 2005, that is 2006 and 2007. Our files 2003-2005 are in storage at Virginia.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Originally Posted by Ron Gotcher View Post
Generally speaking, due to storage space limitations at the service centers, if a file is not going to go to adjudication within 90 days, it is sent to the CIS national storage facility in Virginia. As the time for adjudication approaches, service center personnel will request that the file be sent back to the service center. Once returned, it will go back into the queue of files awaiting adjudication.
Right now, there are a substantial number of combined processing cases that have been sent to Virginia for indefinite storage. These are all of the Indian and Chinese EB second and third preference cases, as well as all worldwide third preference cases that were filed while visa numbers were available, but can’t be closed out because the cut-off dates retrogressed. These files will remain in Virginia until the Visa Bulletin cut-off dates advance beyond the individual priority dates for the files..Holy smokes. I had no idea about this wrinkle. So now when dates move forward for only a month or so before retrogressing again it is possible that you miss the out simply because your file didn't make it back from Virginia??. When TSC IOs tell you that you that "your file is in the file room" - is this what they mean - the Virginia storage facility?
Now without WOM filings, the files are not likely to make to TSC in time, because there will be only 2 month window in 2009 (Aug and Sept) when PDs will be current for EB2 India. Tons of I 485 are pending from July 2007 fiasco.
Abhuda