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well. 4-5 months will pass by in a jiffy by June 2021 we should be knowing if eggs are hatching are not..hope so they will hatch. 120 K spillover is once in a lifetime never happened before and might not happen before aswell from FB to EB. if this 120k doesnt help us, then we need divine intervention to change GC country cap limits removal.
Just Keep praying!! Just like Gabba fortress is breached, we can Breach our Immgration backlogs!!
Been current since November 2020 with Sep 2009 PD. No RFE so far and last RFE was back in 2016.Quote:
Originally Posted by H1b2006
That's strange given your file is at NSC. That center is quite proactive.Quote:
Originally Posted by ak7419
What steps have you taken to address this? Raised SR? Involved Congressman office? Anything else?
I am asking because many people will be in same situation sooner or later.
2009 are out of equation they are bound to get GC sooner or later!! we are only talking abt 2010 eb2 eb3
you are guaranteed to receive GC with 120K spillover
Raised an SR and got standard response that they are reviewing the case and should hear from them in 90 days. In the meanwhile, I had to renew my combo card and got its approval last month.Quote:
Originally Posted by suninphx
good job ak7419 soon ur gc will be at in your inbox
Okay.. I have heard (no first hand experience) that contacting local representative offices sometime helps. May be worth exploring that option.Quote:
Originally Posted by ak7419
Are you being represented by a company attorney? Do they have follow up methods at their disposal?
All the very best!
Discussing RFE
I read in trackitt back in December, apperson with march 2013 eb3 got rfe for medicals
He already received ead and ap, applied on oct 2020 and PD 2010 is still waiting for receipt
Lol
Unfortunately they do not process the applications according to PDs .. they process FIFO ( read random in the lot received in the month)Quote:
Originally Posted by longwaitgigu
I did not see anyone post I-485 data for 4th quarter.
https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/...y2020_qtr4.pdf
Looks like USCIS approved a total of 121,890 applications last year. Looks like Consular processing was around 15,283. So total approval = 137173. Wasting a total of 18,800 GCs as the total allocation for last year was 156,000.(Am I reading this right?)
Past reports:
Q1: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/...y2020_qtr1.pdf
Q2: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/...y2020_qtr2.pdf
Q3: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/...y2020_qtr3.pdf
Thanks man. I will definitely set-up those reminders. But for now, we also plan to renew our H1Bs....More revenue of attorneys and USCIS (the outcome everyone else wants) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by idliman
That's because its clear now that FB SO will be applied only in the last quarter or from May (at best). So why is it a huge ask to say EB2 will clear 2010. Visa numbers are there. If not, why would they even allow us to file? I understand the nervousness behind USCIS ability (given its shaky record) to be efficient and use atleast most of those SO visas in Q4. But to write them off completely, is a big mistake too. Let's take the middle ground, even if the PD moves to Sep-2010 and not Dec-2010, what's there to lose and feel its all gloom and doom. A year ago we were saying 2010 will take 7 years to clear and even to file?? My 2 cents here is no prediction no matter how outrageously optimistic or pathetically pessimistic can be correct entirely because USCIS has never been transparent. Truth is always somewhere in the middle but I'm more hopeful now because this admin. is sure to crack the whip on bringing back agency efficiencies. So even if 65% of SO is used actually, we are talking about significant movement in Q4 and that's based on data.Quote:
Originally Posted by AceMan
<Meerkat standing up from the cubicle>Quote:
Originally Posted by H1b2006
Someone in May 2010 got an RFE?!
As others said, USCIS ki leela is only known to USCIS and there is usually no rhyme or reason, so hoping things move forward in the next few months.
The only thing that brings hope to me is the USCIS projection of very minimal movement. They somehow seem to mix up between rapid and very little movement. It's usually the reverse of what they say ends up happening. And we had to take English proficiency tests like TOEFL to prove our English speaking skills. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbulent_Dragonfly
HA ha ha ha!!Quote:
Originally Posted by vsivarama
It always comes down to Accountability, right? If you or me tell someone in the office that yup I will get that done by the end of the week and continue to not do it for three weeks, we will probably get fired. USCIS/DoS can say "Rapid forward movement until January" and move the dates 2 weeks and there is no one to challenge that and hold their feet to their fire.
For people who have changed jobs recently, and need to restart their PERM process, does anyone envision any improvement in performance of PERM processing ?
Looks like they are taking 7-8+ months, and overall including prevailing wage etc it might take a year or more.
I sincerely hope this route gets faster with Biden admin.
Thoughts ?
I'm March 30th 2010 and I haven't gotten any RFE. On EAD since 2012.Quote:
Originally Posted by H1b2006
Let us forget the spillover. india is expected to get minimum 2803 visas for Eb2 in 2021. Did they even attempt to issue that so far? Covid stains are attacking the country from different places. Even then morons are sending medical RFE’sQuote:
Originally Posted by Zenzone
They have been providing potential movement projections every quarter. And the movement has been pretty consistent with their projections. Assuming the last projection was till end of this quarter, the earliest we can expect dates to start moving is in the april bulletin. The april bulletin and the projections provided in april is the next thing to watch for.Quote:
Originally Posted by vsivarama
if you see the last visa inventory release (which is quite old now), the inventory was around 1-2 thousand per month on an average for EB2 india in 2009. Assuming this approximately holds true even today, around 5K visa available for EB2 india without horizontal spiillover will produce around 3-4 months movement in EB2I. This is exactly what we saw in terms of movement since september of last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by AceMan
So data clearly points to the fact that movement so far is purely based on spill over from FB that has been spread across all countries, and no horizontal spillover has been applied so far for EB2 and EB3. But going by past ROW applications for EB2 and EB3, we should see a substantial horizontal spillover being applied in Q3 or Q4 of the FY (april-September 2021). So its reasonable to expect pace of movement to pick up significantly in the 3rd or 4th quarter.
Based purely on Trackitt data (and comparing it to last quarter of 2020's trackitt data and eventual real approvals), USCIS has approved a total of 30,000 I-485 applications in the last 4 months.
Has anyone come across this? What does this even means?
https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/...orAOSAndDA.pdf
Don't believe this concerns people seeking EAD as part of an I-485 for EB. This could be addressing people seeking asylum (https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/...rt-a-chapter-5).Quote:
Originally Posted by suninphx
Ok thanks for the link.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbulent_Dragonfly
Saw this on trackitt and document mentions c(9) category - so was wondering
I just checked my i485 form. INA-245 is not checked. So I think it is safe to say that this does not apply to us.Quote:
Originally Posted by suninphx
The article shared states "on 8 CFR 274a.12(c)(9) (pending application for adjustment of status under INA 245)". so clearly it is not across the board c(9).Quote:
Originally Posted by suninphx
Saw another user on trackitt with PD 4/10/2010 getting an RFE in the March 2010 RFE thread. Hopeful that they are ready to start clearing backlog until at least May 1, 2010 where it reached 9 years back.
Till May 2010 the pending inventory from October 2009 should be around 7000. 9 years out, we are yet to reach that point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbulent_Dragonfly
Is there consensus within the forum that Horizontal spillover for EB2/EB3 is not being applied due to Trump EO? Because surely they are applying horizontal spillover for EB1 that has facilitated EB1I dates to move multiple years and on track to be current in next few months?Quote:
Originally Posted by rabp77
On a side note - 2012 AOS filer here as well with Feb 2010 priority date. Not a single RFE so far in last 9 years !
I did get an RFE for EAD renewal this year (they didn't like the pics we submitted). Somehow, that resulted in a 1 year EAD versus 2 year, which means I have to apply for renewal again next month.
USCIS started transferring pending 485 applications to local offices to adjudicate in timely fashion -- update by Immigration lawyer Robert weber in Linkedin
Good to hear. Link : https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobwebber
so far i have not seen any data so far on pending EB1I applications for 2019. Given the lack of data, i am not in a position to conclusively say if the horizontal spillover has been applied or not for EB1I. If someone has i-140 data for EB1 for 2019, the that would likely give us a clue to comment on this.Quote:
Originally Posted by phkb2020
I am not that sure, that horizontal spillover has been applied to EB1. The reason for aggressive movement in EB1 could be because they do not have many cases with approved I-140s with a pending 485 application where they can apply the available visa number. Anyone in EB1-I with priority dates past 09/30/18 was only allowed to file for 485 for the first time in Oct 2020 bulletin. The I140s for the EB1 petitions tend to take closer to a year if not more to adjudicate. Plus there is no premium processing available for expediting I140 processing for EB1C applications. My bet is they DO NOT have approved cases to use up the numbers in EB1 and so they are running up the dates to find any applications (EB1A/EB1B where premium processing is allowed). Gurus what do you think about the scenario I laid out? If this is true it could lead to a huge vertical spillover to EB2. But again, they need to be used and not wasted by USCIS, so that's that.Quote:
Originally Posted by rabp77
Good point about lack of EB1 applications.Quote:
Originally Posted by vsivarama
I am thinking the same, if horizontal spillover is not being applied to EB1 then EB2I should be in line for massive vertical and horizonal spillover in Q4. This means potential for even more wastage as UCSIS will have to pretty much process the entire 2020 FB spillover and 1/4th of EB quota in Q4.
This also begs the question - why did EB2I filing date move only one year compared multi year jump in EB3I - when EB2I would be the beneficiaries of any vertical spillover that may happen.
can't find any such content in his profileQuote:
Originally Posted by H1b2006
Check his recent activity, last 1 week.Quote:
Originally Posted by usvisas
If this is right untill oct 2021, there is no demand and as applications are getting approved eb1 I will retrogress in q1 2022
My EB3 downgrade petition delivered on 10/29 at Texas lockbox; yet to get Receipt notice but checks got cashed yesterday 1/29... hurray!
Question I have is, does the 140 approval needed for EAD and AP approval?
No, EAD and AP are related to AOS (i-485) application. I-140 has no direct bearing on them. If however i-140 is denied for some reason, then i-485 is rejected as a result and thus voiding EAD and AP. So in short they can approve EAD and AP when i140 is still pending.Quote:
Originally Posted by 08jul11
Thank you vsivarama.Quote:
Originally Posted by vsivarama
Hello.... have you got any further updates on your EAD/AP?Quote:
Originally Posted by bangaloreboy