https://egov.immigration.gov/graphics/cris/jsps/index.jsp?textFlag=N
As of Jan. 7 2004, they are still at Jan. 31, 2002.
As of Jan. 7 2004, they are still at Jan. 31, 2002.
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street_dog
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katman
don't worry hope u will get it by 2008
don't worry hope u will get it by 2008
canus_immi
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Re: I-140/485
Friend,
it is purely on luck ,potential and knowledge of the officers.
based on that it may take 140 in few weeks to years
As Mr Khanna is requested our views. if they agree our opnion like giving EAD,AP validity period until they make decision on it. it will reduce their backlogs. Let them charge 200$, no body bother to pay, because they can work and need to apply again and again.
Friend,
it is purely on luck ,potential and knowledge of the officers.
based on that it may take 140 in few weeks to years
As Mr Khanna is requested our views. if they agree our opnion like giving EAD,AP validity period until they make decision on it. it will reduce their backlogs. Let them charge 200$, no body bother to pay, because they can work and need to apply again and again.
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According to their March 4 update,
they are still at January 31, 2002.
https://egov.immigration.gov/graphics/cris/jsps/index.jsp?textFlag=N#
The good news is that, if they follow their pattern to move the date 15 days every four months, they will move it the next time they issue update. So, in a couple of weeks the processing date should be at Feb. 15.
Of course, the bad news is that, if they keep current speed of I-485 adjudications, then, according to their schedule, my I-485 will be adjudicated in 2010 (ND 8/8/03).
they are still at January 31, 2002.
https://egov.immigration.gov/graphics/cris/jsps/index.jsp?textFlag=N#
The good news is that, if they follow their pattern to move the date 15 days every four months, they will move it the next time they issue update. So, in a couple of weeks the processing date should be at Feb. 15.
Of course, the bad news is that, if they keep current speed of I-485 adjudications, then, according to their schedule, my I-485 will be adjudicated in 2010 (ND 8/8/03).
See, I told you so
They have moved the processing date to Feb. 15, 2002.
https://egov.immigration.gov/graphics/cris/jsps/index.jsp?textFlag=N#
The next few months will be decisive. If the current pattern continues into October that will mean they just waster $100,000,000 designated for backlog reduction this fiscal year. In this case, $160,000,000 designated for this purpose this fiscal year may ba wasted as well.
If, however, there is a meaningful progress during the coming months, then we do have a ray of hope.
They have moved the processing date to Feb. 15, 2002.
https://egov.immigration.gov/graphics/cris/jsps/index.jsp?textFlag=N#
The next few months will be decisive. If the current pattern continues into October that will mean they just waster $100,000,000 designated for backlog reduction this fiscal year. In this case, $160,000,000 designated for this purpose this fiscal year may ba wasted as well.
If, however, there is a meaningful progress during the coming months, then we do have a ray of hope.
it is still 2/15/02 as per the new report
https://egov.immigration.gov/graphics/cris/jsps/index.jsp?textFlag=N#
What is even more troublesome is that approvals pace seems to have slowed to a croll. This is despite the fact that the H-visa cap has been reached a while ago.
The $100,000,000 designated for backlog reduction in the fiscal year 2004 is apparently having no effect.
https://egov.immigration.gov/graphics/cris/jsps/index.jsp?textFlag=N#
What is even more troublesome is that approvals pace seems to have slowed to a croll. This is despite the fact that the H-visa cap has been reached a while ago.
The $100,000,000 designated for backlog reduction in the fiscal year 2004 is apparently having no effect.