Right now there're 191 Oct. Rd approval in rupnet.com . Its approval rate is about 46%. Nov Rd approval will show up when this rate reachs around 50%. That's one or two week ahead.
Remember that many people did not come back to Rupnet for various reasons, so maybe the actual percentage is already higher than 50%. But still .. we haven't seen any solid indications that VSC is adjudicating Nov RD cases. Hopefully this week
Looks like VSC is still busy clearing old, RFE and Oct RD (Oct, Nov, Dec ND) cases..
They are still clearing out the Sep/Oct backlogs. But I agree they will reach the threshold soon. I am expecting November to start towards the end of next week.
VSC has to clear Oct cases, otherwise some ppl's fingerprint may be expired.
Rupnet doens't have transfer column, the transfer rate is over 20%. so minus 20% from 410, minus 50(assume ppl doens't come back or register two names)....
The cases haven't been processed is less than 30%.
In rupnet, approval for RFE case is counted in final approval, so we can ignore the approval for RFE case when calculate approval rate. Since many people did not come back to update their records in rupnet, we select 50% instead of 80% or so on.
What is dragging the INS to still work on Oct2001 cases? Talk of merging different security agencies does not change any duties for paper pushers, only managers will be in that process. So how does INS justify any kind of delay when especially there is a huge decline in the immigrant/non-immigrant worker applications? However I hope your
predictions come true and November cases get processed soon.
It'll be convincing when Nov 01 approvals pour in like Oct 01 RDs.
Next week is not too early, given the fact that they have stretched the whole process so long. Sincerely hope that future GC seekers will not have to wait longer than 12 moths to get the damn thing.
If most of the H1 to GC applicants are indians then they its likely that most of them know about rupnet/immigraion.com. Then it is likely that they did enter their information to the tracker and frequently visits the site. Then:
2002 has only about 31 percent of 2001 applications. Then obviously, the logical conclusion would be that the later applicants will see their petitions to be cleared much faster.
a flawless falacy of assumption but surely follows some logic
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