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Originally Posted by Crypto
Client ko billing karte huey Q ke website pe aney ki aadat lagi hai - Long weekend hai bhai
Egjactly my thought... Hopefully this is calm before the storm of date movements.Quote:
Originally Posted by rocketfast
Only if the immigration attorneys lobby and work as hard for EB applicants in preventing visa wastage like they are doing for DV applicants...
I feel it's more like the calm before the s*it storm.Quote:
Originally Posted by monsieur
Happy to share the good news. Got status change of 485 approval. Wish every one to get greened, all the best!
Congratulations!!Quote:
Originally Posted by karukon
If you look at recent trackitt data, currently it takes around 3-4 weeks to get the card after the i-485 has been approved. So the answer to your question is around 3-4 weeks for printing after approval.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crypto
Shanthi meih dum hai :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by qesehmk
After my interview case was approved next day. From that day 1 it took approximately 3 weeks to get my card in hand. This is for folks with interview, whose files are moving around and active. If you are one of the guys who did not require interview and your file is at main office like NBC and not been touched for years, I've no idea about the timeline. Hopefully not much delay. However they are having significant delays with printing cards after your case is approved.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crypto
Thanks for sharing Iville. Could you share the dates for the benefit of readers please as things were very volatile during this pandemic.Quote:
Originally Posted by lville
My Interview was on 07/27/2020. My case was approved on 07/28/2020 and I got my card in hand on 08/20/2020Quote:
Originally Posted by EB2IndSep09
What was the interview like? Was it in person or a voice/video call? Does the officer inspect your certificates/exp letters etc., or is it just a formality ?
Greg siskind and other AILA have filed a lawsuit for FB immigrants also ( DV is won and ordered to start processing visa but cannot enter till December31 per proclamation). If the court orders FB immigrants to start processing visa( hearing is tomorrow), is it possible from October 1st ( if consulate open)- what lateral spillover we r expecting will not be given
I assumed this also the uscis will not have so much time to consume the FB numbers so possibility of spillover is still there. But not sure how CP will affect from October
Spillover is a certainty, unless laws are changed by Congress.Quote:
Originally Posted by longwaitgigu
I am not saying we will not get spilloverQuote:
Originally Posted by rabp77
Read my post
My concern is the lateral spillover which is given quarterly and other is 7% rule for visas given to each country- that includes EB and FB
So if the lawsuit is won- FB starts and CP EB starts which leaves AOS in limbo and CO not moving dates aggressively
This is absolutely correct. The year 2020 is practically over and the spillover has become a certainty. It is going to be quite substantial (100K + - 10K).Quote:
Originally Posted by rabp77
There's literally 15 working days left in the FY2020. No way they process excess of 100k visas in that time.Quote:
Originally Posted by longwaitgigu
Please read my post, I am talking from new FYQuote:
Originally Posted by Turbulent_Dragonfly
Yup my bad! There are people on trackitt who think it's going to happen but thankfully there are saner and more informed heads here :).Quote:
Originally Posted by longwaitgigu
Does anyone know what "Document was mailed to you" status means for I-485? We responded to RFE last month and the last status was RFE response received. I was hoping for Approved message and this is confusing.
An ideas?
Mostly approval notice. Usually should say Case Approved. I believe its the same. Congratulations.
Thanks but I dont think its approval . When we called uscis, the L1 officer told the case status was still in progress.Quote:
Originally Posted by karukon
Hopefully nothing to worry about. will wait and see.
Guys,
Hope you all are well , safe and healthy away from this covid thing.
I am one of those ‘old timers’ equally excited and eagerly waiting for the spillover in hopes to be greened soon. I was doing some leisure reading and this caught my eye. All along I was under the impression that I485 interview is waived ONLY for those candidates who applied for AOS/I485 before March6th, 2017 when the EO was released. But from the link below it says that anyone with I140 approved earlier than March6th, 2017 is exempt from an Interview. Is that a fair statement and true?
If this is indeed correct then I ‘Hope’ most of us here waiting in a limbo will be greened soon.
Moderaters I’m quoting the link from another source. Please delete this message if it is not allowed to post it here.
https://www.fragomen.com/insights/al...nals-need-know
Our website policy is to give credit to whoever owns the data whether users cut and paste data or simply mention it. You did the right thing by including a link.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prabhas
Not true. My I-140 was approved in 2011 and I was called for in person interview after filing I-485 in 2018.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prabhas
CO might wait end of this month to see whether congress does something for FB spillover - This might make him cautious and cause little movement. If congress does nothing before September then he might move dates in November bulletin. Any thoughts???
I wish that was true. Digged a little more and found the update that was published in Dec 2017. I believe everyone was interpreting the rules in their own way those days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prabhas
https://www.fragomen.com/insights/al...nals-need-know
As I mentioned earlier, all those are speculations so doesn't count in the equation as they are many variables. However hope he will be cautious to move dates only to the extent to avoid another 2012 fiasco.Quote:
Originally Posted by maverick2010
We should not be disappointed if the movement is not each one of us personally expect as the fiscal year is just going to start now and there are 11 more bulletins to go.
IMO, it is good for the bulletin to come as late as possible. If it comes early, the folks at CIS/UsTechWorkers may have enough time to get it reversed. In my view, ideal movement would be 4-6 months every bulletin from now to December. Hopefully, when it comes out, we don't make too much noise as that will attract the antis.Quote:
Originally Posted by maverick2010
Not sure why would anyone reverse that too only for EB2 and EB3. If that is the case EB1 should have never moved years together within few months.Quote:
Originally Posted by rocketfast
If you have been reading CIS articles, they separate EB1 from EB2 and EB3.Quote:
Originally Posted by EB2IndSep09
keeping fingers crossed. Staying put in current job
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Originally Posted by EB2IndSep09
Thanks Jimmy and SP. So we should have applied for I485 on or before Mar 6th, 20176 to be exempt from I485 interview.
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Yes. I believe that's right. I had two 140s filed before 2017(2010 and 2012) but still was called for interview.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prabhas
Thanks Q!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by qesehmk
No worries :) This is for everybody ... if you share external information, then do credit the original person.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prabhas
Hi Q, this is an unrelated question. What's the deal with the "Check in with Charlie Oppenheim" ? Is that a monthly jig where he meets with members of the immigration lawyer community(AILA)? Who organizes this meeting? Can the public join in to listen or participate?Quote:
Originally Posted by qesehmk