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01-25-2012, 12:17 PM
ChampU

Quote:

Originally Posted by soggadu

She can use EAD/AP safely as long as you are the primary...in worst case if 485 goes bad, then she might have to look into other options as EAD will go down with 485...
Worst case, she can go for stamping along with you for her H1. If approved, well and good otherwise she can come back on EAD/AP...

Thanks, Bhai!
01-25-2012, 12:34 PM
leo07

G-28

It depends on what you fill in G-28. By the time you are at this stage, you are outside company's policies. It's your application from this point on. Most attorney's prefer their address as it makes their life easier.

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Originally Posted by RMS_V13

It all depends on what you fill in the application. We gave our address in the form. So, expecting the cards to our home address. If your company's policy is for the lawyer to get the EAD card, then that is probably what the lawyer would do too.
01-25-2012, 12:39 PM
GC-Utopic

I need input from you guys before I proceed,

JAN 2012 filer, hv receipts in hand. EB-2 India with 140 approved in 2009, with same sponsor employer from 5 years,full time position.

Attorney did not seek EVL, said W-2 and Paystub is fine. my employer can give EVL easily. after some research realised that EVL is an important initial evidence, So, I am wondering if I can send an EVL now to add to my application with a cover letter saying that it has been left out inadvertantly. Any risks associated with this or better to wait for RFE if any, I am just trying to avoid the RFE route if possible as it will add more months for an approval.
any input is appreciated, thanks,
01-25-2012, 01:03 PM
vizcard

If its not a huge expense, I'd maintain my current address and do mail forwarding to your new address or have someone pick up your mail. I imagine Dec 2007 filers should get their GCs soon.
01-25-2012, 01:13 PM
username

Quote:

Originally Posted by vizcard

If its not a huge expense, I'd maintain my current address and do mail forwarding to your new address or have someone pick up your mail. I imagine Dec 2007 filers should get their GCs soon.

USCIS mails do not get forwarded to new address. I suggest you to change your address at USCIS.
01-25-2012, 01:14 PM
GCKnowHow

One of my friends attorney said the same as yours and he had no problem with his GC.
The reasoning I came to know was since the latest W2 and PayStub is of the same employer as I140, it was not required.

Gurus could throw some light.

Quote:

Originally Posted by GC-Utopic

I need input from you guys before I proceed,

JAN 2012 filer, hv receipts in hand. EB-2 India with 140 approved in 2009, with same sponsor employer from 5 years,full time position.

Attorney did not seek EVL, said W-2 and Paystub is fine. my employer can give EVL easily. after some research realised that EVL is an important initial evidence, So, I am wondering if I can send an EVL now to add to my application with a cover letter saying that it has been left out inadvertantly. Any risks associated with this or better to wait for RFE if any, I am just trying to avoid the RFE route if possible as it will add more months for an approval.
any input is appreciated, thanks,
01-25-2012, 01:41 PM
ThisSummer

Quote:

Originally Posted by dec2007

Somebody else in similar situation? We are waiting for FP notices, filed on Dec 21, 2007.

NSC
PD: Dec 2007
RD: Dec 21, 2007
ND: Dec 28, 2007

Is NSC late in issuing FP notices, I see TSC issuing FP notices for applications filed in January. thanks

we filed 3 weeks before you, got our EAD/AP approval and FP notice last week. According to the USCIS Level 2 officer I spoke to NSC FP notices are backed up.:(

You can expect to get those in next 2 weeks if everything else on the file is good.
01-25-2012, 02:25 PM
kd2008

USCIS has updated processing times as of Nov 30, 2011:

TSC Employment-based adjustment applications March 24, 2011
NSC Employment-based adjustment applications 4 months
01-25-2012, 02:27 PM
Gclongwait

Date on document

Quote:

Originally Posted by TeddyKoochu

KD thanks for posting this link. As far as I can understand there target is to get a maximum of 18K applications because the probably know that 10-12K SOFAD is burnt already. There is no duration qualified in what range this is expected and there is no date on the document to judge when they have these thoughts. For sure atleast by the Feb bulletin they have crossed the line by double even if one believes in demand destruction. By most estimates the intakes till 01-JAN-2010 would range between 35-40K. It’s a clear case of low demand interpreted as qualified or documentarily qualified is being used to advance the VB's. It’s good for all our friends waiting to file their 485's I sincerely hope this party continues but this could come crumbling down like a pack of cards anytime based on numbers. Also I wonder based on the link you posted earlier EB5 consumption is almost matching the cap thus far and EB1 is moving really fast on Trackitt, so our only hope this year is EB2 ROW which is the only category moving slower as of now.

At the bottom "This page was last reviewed / modified on December 26, 2011."
01-25-2012, 02:38 PM
leo07

Any October filers( as in RD:October 2011) received their GC or approval in the last week ?
01-25-2012, 02:44 PM
nishant2200

Processing Times updated on 1/25/2012

Processing times updated.

I485 NSC: 4 months

I485 TSC: March 24th, 2011

For I-140, TSC says October 2, 2007, seems almost unbelievable. For I-140, NSC says 4 months.

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do

Check it out.

UPDATE: kd2008 has pointed it out above already it seems.
01-25-2012, 02:45 PM
soggadufan

Quote:

Originally Posted by GCKnowHow

One of my friends attorney said the same as yours and he had no problem with his GC.
The reasoning I came to know was since the latest W2 and PayStub is of the same employer as I140, it was not required.

Gurus could throw some light.

My attorney did not ask for EVL. Filed with W2 of 2010 and pay stubs.
01-25-2012, 02:50 PM
mygctracker

Hmm, that's very bad.

Even I-131 & I-765 are Mar 24, 2011 for TSC applicants. :-(

I feel that before DOS stalls VB, USCIS is stalling its processing looking at the incoming inventory....

Quote:

Originally Posted by nishant2200

Processing times updated.

I485 NSC: 4 months

I485 TSC: March 24th, 2011

For I-140, TSC says October 2, 2007, seems almost unbelievable. For I-140, NSC says 4 months.

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do

Check it out.

UPDATE: kd2008 has pointed it out above already it seems.
01-25-2012, 03:01 PM
bobhope

Quote:

Originally Posted by leo07

Any October filers( as in RD:October 2011) received their GC or approval in the last week ?

From trackitt, no one form India or China have received any approvals this week. Only ROW cases approvals in past 2 days. They might have approved all cases filed in OCT (which is highly unlikely). Or... visas have been exhausted (I hope this is not the case). Just my two cents. I am no expert by any means.
01-25-2012, 03:01 PM
veni001

Quote:

Originally Posted by kd2008

USCIS has updated processing times as of Nov 30, 2011:

TSC Employment-based adjustment applications March 24, 2011
NSC Employment-based adjustment applications 4 months

Quote:

Originally Posted by nishant2200

Processing times updated.

I485 NSC: 4 months

I485 TSC: March 24th, 2011

For I-140, TSC says October 2, 2007, seems almost unbelievable. For I-140, NSC says 4 months.

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do

Check it out.

UPDATE: kd2008 has pointed it out above already it seems.

EB-I485, TSC was at March 29th, 2011 in November 2011 processing times update, now it went back to March 24th, 2011 :(

Nishant,

For I-140, TSC says July 04, 2011 not October 2, 2007,
01-25-2012, 03:07 PM
veni001

Quote:

Originally Posted by kd2008

USCIS has updated processing times as of Nov 30, 2011:

TSC Employment-based adjustment applications March 24, 2011
NSC Employment-based adjustment applications 4 months

Quote:

Originally Posted by vgraj1

Hi veni001/sportsfan33,

In case HR 3012 becomes law, will there be any effect at all on PD for EB 2 IC since the spillover from EB2 ROW is anyway coming to EB 2 IC ?

vgraj1,

Even if it becomes law i don't think it will be effective before FY-2013 start.
01-25-2012, 03:18 PM
leo07

Q/Teddy/Nishanth/Veni,

What's a good time frame to contact the senator/congressman about pending 485 app? Does, 111 days sound reasonable for TSC?

Best!
01-25-2012, 03:28 PM
TeddyKoochu

Quote:

Originally Posted by leo07

Q/Teddy/Nishanth/Veni,

What's a good time frame to contact the senator/congressman about pending 485 app? Does, 111 days sound reasonable for TSC?

Best!

The processing times were just updated NSC is 4 months and TSC is still in Mar 2011 so effectively we cannot follow up since we are in processing times. belmontboy reported his approval on ** he is a Nov filer.
01-25-2012, 03:29 PM
username

Good info about I-9/E-Verify/New Green Card: http://blog.talx.com/2010/06/01/TheN...fyUpdates.aspx
01-25-2012, 03:31 PM
username

Good info about I-9/E-Verify/New Green Card: http://blog.talx.com/2010/06/01/TheN...fyUpdates.aspx
01-25-2012, 04:00 PM
druvraj

Quote:

Originally Posted by TeddyKoochu

The processing times were just updated NSC is 4 months and TSC is still in Mar 2011 so effectively we cannot follow up since we are in processing times. belmontboy reported his approval on ** he is a Nov filer.

Teddy,

Are you saying that for TSC people who filed their 485 app in Mar 2011 are getting their EAD/AP now?
01-25-2012, 04:01 PM
leo07

Thanks! processing times for TSC are definitely unreasonable. Trying to see if anyone ventured to congressmen around 4 months time.

Quote:

Originally Posted by TeddyKoochu

The processing times were just updated NSC is 4 months and TSC is still in Mar 2011 so effectively we cannot follow up since we are in processing times. belmontboy reported his approval on ** he is a Nov filer.
01-25-2012, 04:02 PM
TeddyKoochu

Quote:

Originally Posted by druvraj

Teddy,

Are you saying that for TSC people who filed their 485 app in Mar 2011 are getting their EAD/AP now?

This is for GC, so if ones case is filed after that date we cannot call them for status. Several cases after this date have been approved though.
01-25-2012, 04:02 PM
leo07

Processing times for 485, not EAD/AP. TSC is bound to give you EAD/Ap within 90 days, if not you can raise SR.

Quote:

Originally Posted by druvraj

Teddy,

Are you saying that for TSC people who filed their 485 app in Mar 2011 are getting their EAD/AP now?
01-25-2012, 04:03 PM
ChampU

Aisehi dimaakh mein 2 keeda aaya..

1. Does it make any difference if one gets EAD/AP cards before FP or if you get them after FP (EAD card with your finger prints on it)?
2. Assuming one gets a 1 yr EAD card.. is the validity 1 yr from RD or 1 yr from I-765 approval (Notice Date)?

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