Another version of the letter...Please review...
Folks,
I have taken the liberty to draft another version of a letter. Please review it, we might want to consider taking sections from this or the other /merge,adopt any one and send it asap.
Your thoughts are welcome.
Regards,
EtcOneBee.
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Dear ABC(put the correct title of the officer here),
We are a group of people who are currently in the process of our Residency application/Green card process and are in the initial Labor certification stage. We wanted to highlight some of our concerns as regards the process of labor certification and also get some clarification about the existing and future LCA processing policies at the Virginia center.
Our primary concern is about some rumors/conversations that have occurred between some of us and employees of the virginia SESA center. It has been communicated to many of us that the Virginia SESA intends to stop processing RIR applications after April 30th Priority date and start on Non-RIRs\' filed previously. As you may be aware the 245(i) rule has brought in a very large number of applicants who fall primarily in the Non-RIR category. If the Virginia SESA center adopts the policy of processing NON-RIRs\' and stop RIR processing, then a lot us will be effected. We believe that the Virginia SESA should not adopt such a policy as it will harm the interests and lives of all the people who have diligently followed the process for Permanent Residency(Green Card) and are wiating to hear from their Labor applications.
Most of these people are highly educated, talented, hardworking, tax paying professionals with families and whose lives, and professional careers might be abruptly halted following the expiration of their Six year H1B limit on their visa. If the SESA adopts the NON-RIR processing policy, all the RIR people on this forum stand a good chance of NOT being able to proceed with the residency process(Labor LCA) because of the sheer volume of applications that have resulted from the 245(i) and reaching the maximum 6 year limit of their visa before their residency process gets completed.
In our sincere opinion, we collectively feel it to be unfair, that Legal, law abiding, tax paying working professionals who are contributing to the mainstream american communities and businesses with their valued skills, be sidetracked and their lives and careers be subjected to uncertainty and hardships and preference be given to other 245(i) applicants who have basically overstayed and have been given the opportunity to apply. To that end, we needed to seek assurances from you and voice our strong opinion of not stopping the current RIR processing.
To that end, we have not had any clear information if SESA is going to pursue a NON-RIR processing, Could you please assure us that that is not the intended policy of the Virginia SESA center. From our research with other centers, we have found that they are not interrupting their ongoing RIR cases.
Also, there is currently no clear information availability and the Virginia Helpdesk has different feeedback from various employees adding to our concerns.
Below/Attached are email addresses of all of us who support this initiative of RIR processing.We would highly appreciate it if you could clarify the same for us, a lot of us have our lives and careers depending on your decision.
Yours Sincerely,
1 Key person\'s Email and contact address AND
The undersigned
All Emails.