EB2I NSC | PD: 08/07/2009 | Forum Glossary
I was mistaken. Here it is from the horse's mouth: https://www.federalregister.gov/docu...-skilled#p-759
As EAD and AP go together, my guess will be that it will work for both.
EB2I NSC | PD: 08/07/2009 | Forum Glossary
I apologize for this being a little off topic but needed some help..
Applied for 4th H1B extension on March 31st(premium got transformed to regular), RFE was mailed on June 29th which seems to be lost in the mail. My employer is a regular ,non-consulting full time USA based company and company's HR (i.e not a lawyer) usually handles H1B applications. 2 weeks ago, she got in touch with USCIS again and was told that a new letter will be sent out soon...So far we haven't received anything yet ..
1. How much time we usually get to respond to RFE? I understand time to respond to RFE is specified in the letter but since my employer has not received the letter yet is the application in trouble now that 30 days have passed already?
2 The online status msg indicates we can file e-request on July 29th? If we do this , would they email us the letter?
3. I read somewhere that the petitioner has to prove that they never received the letter?How do we do that?
Since time is running out was wondering if the experts here can suggest the next steps for my employer ? Call Customer service, INFO PASS(not sure how risky this is) , hire a lawyer etc
Thanks
June 2017 Consular Processing Figures
DOS have published the figures for June 2017 https://travel.state.gov/content/vis...issuances.html
Here's the analysis of the Employment Based Classes.
June 2017 Consular Processing - Employment Classes
Class --- China --- India --- Mexico --- Philippines ---- ROW --- Total
EB1 ------- 00 ------ 5 ------- 3 ------------ 0 ---- 160 ----- 168
EB2 ------- 05 ------ 6 ------- 1 ----------- 34 ---- 258 ----- 304
EB3 ------- 27 ----- 21 ------ 27 ---------- 247 ---- 252 ----- 574
EB4 -------- 2 ----- 31 ------- 0 ------------ 6 ---- 98 ----- 137
EB5 ------ 508 ----- 08 ------- 0 ------------ 0 ----- 175 ----- 691
Total ---- 542 ----- 71 ------ 31 ---------- 287 ---- 943 --- 1,874
redsox2009,
Thanks for the heads up on the release and taking the time to compile the summary.
I made EB2-I 9 cases but otherwise calculated the same figures.
India E21 3
India E22 5
India E23 1
Without an irritant, there can be no pearl.
The general time for RFE response is 80 - 90 days. I doubt you are in trouble for that yet. Can't help much with the other questions though. Only suggestion for #3 is to document every correspondence (mail/call/email) you have with USICS in the meantime. For any mail you send, ensure you get USPS tracking and receipt confirmations.
Hiring a lawyer is worth the consideration.. just make sure you hire a good one. Best of luck!
Disclaimer: This is just my opinion, not legal advice. Please consult a lawyer.
Thank you everyone! I appreciate all the feedback I got here.
https://travel.state.gov/content/vis.../bulletin.html
EB1-I is retrogressed to 2012.
EB2-I moved by 1 month
EB3-I moved by 3 months.
Regards
Amul,
Congrats!!
Anu,
you should be the next. your spouse can discard the 2010 PD now.
This 3 year old chart still has some steam: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B89...it?usp=sharing
originally predicted on clearing the eb3I backlogs by Sep 30th last year but now we can expect it to happen by next 6 to 9 months.
By end of next year we can expect both the EB3I and EB2I PDs equate somewhere around 2008/2009 PDs (No MORE UPWARD porting) then we might see the movement in EB2I by reverse porting to EB3I.
Welcome back YT!! Missed you. Your prediction was actually great and it would have certainly happened if CO had not misallocated GCs from EB3 to other categories in the past 2 years. I am certain it happened this year too. It is amazing that you predicted it 3 years ago when all was doom and gloom in EB3I.
I too saw Amulchandra got greened. Very happy for him. Anugc is next.
Thank you very much. I am very surprised when I saw your post. Literally brought me to tears. This is just an example of how much we support each other as a backlogged community.
FYI for others- My green card got approved today. Got CPO texts and emails this morning.
This was a veeeery long journey. This forum kept me informed through out the process. Can't thank everyone enough. I hope everyone gets to the finish line soon.
I see two positive things in Sep Visa Bulletin.
1. EB2 World wide dates also moved, this is an indication for EB1 worldwide demand is lower than expected.
2. EB3 all countries except China advanced, which shows low demand.
Hopefully next year both EB2I and EB3I will have race competition.
YTEleven
Thank you for your kind words and yes we can discard the 2010 date hopefully. I couldnt agree more with EB3Iwaiting and Amul. Your chart back in 2014 or 2015 kept people like me and Amul going for the past few years. Thanks for giving us hope. Forever thankful for this forum for its no nonsense discussion backed by facts and some serious number crunching based on pathetic data that was available.
This was a bittersweet year for EB2 India. Good things: EB3 India dates moved fast releasing significant porting pressure from EB2 for the next year, EB2I did not retrogress and continued to make slow but steady progress throughout the year. On the negative side, dates did not move as fast as some people wished due to lack of spillover visas. Now, the next bulletin is very important. We will get to see the new revised filing dates, which will give us an initial idea about how far the final action dates are expected to progress by the end of the next year for both EB2I and EB3I.
One thing looks certain now...sometime next year, EB2I will leave 2008 behind for good!
I used to write here under the name "justvisiting" but lost my password. I have silently followed the blog over the past 4 years. Since 2013, it is amazing to see the rate of advancement of EB-3. It is unclear to me how EB-3 ROW+M demand is still lower than that of EB-2, but that is the case when you check USCIS demand data. The inevitable result has occurred, and (although likely a fluke) the latest two visa bulletins have EB-3-ROW+M as C and not EB-2-WW.
For most on EB-2-WW, this will not be an issue. The time and effort to downgrade from EB2 to EB3 is not worth it, if all you have to do is wait a couple of months. But if the trends persist, we may well see a situation in the future were EB2 and EB3 reach an equilibrium, not only for China and India, but ROW and Mexico too. It will be interesting to see where this trend goes.
Q, Spec, YTeleven, eb3iwaiting, anu,
Finally a very long journey came to an end. Yesterday I received my physical green card.
My heartfelt thanks to everyone here . This forum always gave factual information based on data. This has given me hope and kept me going for the past many years. Thank you very much.
Good luck to all those who are waiting. Hope that some sanity prevails and this backlog will be fixed soon.
EB2I NSC | PD: 08/07/2009 | Forum Glossary
Got CO's latest check in with AILA, for what it's worth:
EB-2 Worldwide. The final action date for EB-2 Worldwide advances nine months in September, from April 1, 2015, to January 1, 2016. This category will become current again on October 1, 2017, and it should remain current for the foreseeable future.
EB-2 India. Smaller than anticipated EB-3 to EB-2 upgrade demand allows EB-2 India to advance one month to August 22, 2008, for September. Members should expect additional, slow movement of a few weeks at a time starting in October. It is hoped that the final action date for EB-2 India will be advanced to a date in December 2008 at some point between January and April 2018, depending on the level of EB-3 upgrade demand. Charlie is also hopeful that the final action date for EB-2 India could advance to a date in 2009 at some point during the second half of FY 2018.
EB-3 Worldwide. The EB-3 Worldwide final action date, which became current in August, is likely to remain current in October, absent significant demand materializing within the next few weeks. Demand for EB-3 Worldwide will have a significant impact on the ability of the EB-3 India final action date to advance significantly at the end of FY 2018, based on the availability of “otherwise unused” numbers.
EB-3 India. The final action date for EB-3 India advances three months in September to October 15, 2006, consistent with Charlie’s predictions. This category is expected to continue to advance at a pace of several weeks at a time as we enter the new fiscal year.
[QUOTE=EB3Iwaiting;58620]Got CO's latest check in with AILA, for what it's worth: EB-3 Worldwide. The EB-3 Worldwide final action date, which became current in August, is likely to remain current in October, absent significant demand materializing within the next few weeks. Demand for EB-3 Worldwide will have a significant impact on the ability of the EB-3 India final action date to advance significantly at the end of FY 2018, based on the availability of “otherwise unused” numbers./QUOTE]
Dear Amigo!
I could not see the above on AILA site though. We have versions of predictions from other sources such as Murthy's website but this one above looks different and really a good one for all EB3I!
@Spectator @YTeleven and other Gurus,
Can anyone explain how the math is going to work for EB2I? See post # 245.
http://www.trackitt.com/usa-discussi...iction/page/10
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