Wrong Data Transmission resulted in Bulletin Mistake?
Here are my points
1. Look at Labor certifications Dates before shipping to Backlog reduction centers.
http://www.immigration.com/processing-times/swajan05.html
All of the states were processing cases > 2000
2. Look at what Murthy said today
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"The Visa Bulletin indicated that forward movement of the dates is likely to be limited at least for the remainder of this calendar year, 2005. In a more detailed discussion with The Law Office of Sheela Murthy this morning, the senior official in charge at the DOS advised us that the plan is to hold the visa dates where they are for the month of November 2005. They do not anticipate making changes for November 2005, unless the data they received from the USCIS is in error regarding the number of pending I-140 filings that were ready for approval, as well as other information that goes into establishing cutoff dates. "
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3. Co-relating State bulletin and Murthy we can ASSUME that people who have I140 pending are PD > 2000.
Which means DOS Advise is Wrong.
So, Either we can anticipate the bulletin progressing in next bulletin
or WE HAVE TO MAKE OUR ARGUMENT HEARED.
Here are my points
1. Look at Labor certifications Dates before shipping to Backlog reduction centers.
http://www.immigration.com/processing-times/swajan05.html
All of the states were processing cases > 2000
2. Look at what Murthy said today
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"The Visa Bulletin indicated that forward movement of the dates is likely to be limited at least for the remainder of this calendar year, 2005. In a more detailed discussion with The Law Office of Sheela Murthy this morning, the senior official in charge at the DOS advised us that the plan is to hold the visa dates where they are for the month of November 2005. They do not anticipate making changes for November 2005, unless the data they received from the USCIS is in error regarding the number of pending I-140 filings that were ready for approval, as well as other information that goes into establishing cutoff dates. "
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3. Co-relating State bulletin and Murthy we can ASSUME that people who have I140 pending are PD > 2000.
Which means DOS Advise is Wrong.
So, Either we can anticipate the bulletin progressing in next bulletin
or WE HAVE TO MAKE OUR ARGUMENT HEARED.
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