Jagan...I'm waiting on when you can feel that I will be greened.. remember you promised you will let me know as you predicted Indiani...:-)
Lol.. please say tomorrow..
Mine no rfe... apr.28 pd, ppl after my pd lot of em got grn..rd 19 jan 2012.. same as pedro.. he got 2nd day...mine waiting...
@RogerFederer - Looks like we share the receipt date and the fate. am still waiting too...
@Gurus - Just wanted to check if anyone has done any analysis or estimates on how many GCs have been used up so far (in Aug/Sep) for EB2I? And how much are remaining? Looking at the pace of approvals, looks like there is a higher chance of GCs running out then getting wasted - is that correct?
Thanks for your thoughts in advance!!
-- (Patiently waiting) Techsavvy1973
My PD is FEB 2008; got an RFE responded back in July 24; no sign of movement in my file... God only knows when I would get it ...
My case is with Texas Service Center ... dependents also received an RFE responded back in Aug 24th ... Any prediction on movement greatly appreciated ....
thanks
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Today is the 7th processing day in Sept for those waiting for GC. Since this also the last month for this visa year I feel that once we reach 12th day of processing for Sept then we will definitely see approvals slowing down. I am getting nervous by the hr. God know whats in store for me.
Based on Trackitt, first time I-485 and EAD filers in August 2013 are now recieving their EAD cards. Some have recieved EAD cards with one year validity while others have two years of validity. Now there's rampant speculation that applicants who were granted a one-year EAD are more likely to recieve their GC before possible upcoming retrogression in the next month or two while those with a two-year EAD will have to wait until summer next year to get their GCs. Do any of you think that there's any possibility of that being the case.
A little further digging shows that someone with a PD of Dec 13, 2007 got a one year EAD while another with a Dec 19, 2007 PD got a two-year EAD. If the logic applies, then dates should retrogress back to somewhere between Dec 13 and Dec 19, 2007. Of course this whole argument is very simplistic because we simply don't have enough data points and I have no way of knowing if people with PDs before that date have a one or two year EAD.
http://www.trackitt.com/usa-discussi...g-2013/page/59
PD - 3/15/2008 EB2 I TSC l RD - 1/6/2012 l ND - 1/10/2012
CPO - Awaited
Diverging from the CPO-based discussion, are there any chances for the dates to move forward - 'coz of factors like PERM approval slowdown, EB-1/EB-2 WW usage - in the 2nd qtr or there isn't a chance that dates shall not move until last qtr. My date is end july '08.
I dont quite understand how the dates stayed the same. To me it implies 1 or a combo of 4 things - all of which are a lil hard to believe.
1. CO doesn't have faith that USCIS will consume this FYs quota and is planning on carrying it over (which is technically illegal)
2. CO expects monthly demand of less than 230 for Oct - Again really hard to believe.
3. CO is applying QSP early in the quarter - again a risky call.
4. CO simply screwed up on the VB dates
There has to be some internal retrogression mechanism. I really can't see too many approvals happening beyond Week 1 in Oct unless something goofy is going on (over and above this).
PS: Id love to see some updated DD
Dates stayed the same as the demand has not surfaced yet. The first time I-485 applicants (EB3 to EB2 porters post Aug 2007), would have been filing their applications and they would be reflected in the demand around Nov. Hence, the dates will retrogress in Dec 2013.
So according to the stats there will be very few applicants left before June 2008 in the demand data until Nov DD is published. CO might think that 230 is enough to handle them and in the worst case he will apply QSP.
I am sure that he will retrogress dates in Dec 2013 bulletin.
Viz - here is my theory.
In the past when CO moved dates back in Oct .... it meant his prior movement was aggressive. Aggressive movement is intended to ensure no visas are wasted. Come october he retrogressed to a level he knew doesn't require retrogression.
However - this time it looks like the movement was very very well calibrated. So there is no need for retrogression unless CO gets hold of new data that tells him that retrogression is required.
Such new data is not going to be available by mid sep. It will become available by mid of Oct or end of Oct. It can mean only one thing that the real chances of retrogression should be for Dec bulletin rather than Nov. That's why I kept Nov retro chances at 50-50.
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mathematically it still doesn't make sense even with known info. Demand up to June 15 (from June DD) is approx. 16.5K. This is known. Now even if you assume 2.5K (low balling) of the porting came in between Aug 1 and Sept 10... we are in the 19K range. By keeping dates steady it would imply that there is enough SOFAD to cover 19K known demand plus the rest of Sept.
Gurus - Could you guys please predict where the cut off dates will be for EB2C in the FY2014? Thanks a lot!
SOFAD is something that we always know really well after the fact. So until then it's all conjecture. 16 or 19K is the same thing and I would imagine he date movement had baked these things in. For CO to move date in Oct he either should've already known that he made an unsustainable movement in prior year just to make sure no wastage. So whatever that number was - 16-19K or something else - if CO calibrated it well then, then he can't move until new data shows that in October there is too much demand compared to supply. Since OCT bulletin is published in Sep he chose to not move dates at all for EB2I. But he did so for EB2C because of the new numbers that became available with new year.
p.s.- On another note - why would there be 2.5K porting in just one single month. I didn't understand that part.
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Is there any reliable/guesstimated statistic on the average spillover EB-2 has received/has a probability of receiving for a FY? For the sake of discussion/clarity, assume the sample period to be from FY 2007 - 2013.
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