
Originally Posted by
PlainSpeak
Q, I said intersting not great news. That is my comment on the thread.
Coming to the desperacy of EB3 I and the lawwyers fanning it, my question is what does the lawyer gain by fanning it. If the lawyer wants to make money he should be stating the opposite that EB3 I is in a very bad state and that porting is the only option, where by the lawyer makes money. A laywer is also part of AILA and AILA does have some inside track with CIS.
In MY OPINION I think July 2007 is the milestone or millstone around the neck of CIS and they will do whatever they can to clear up all backlog before that date before they start processing new application after July 2007, because July 2007 fiasco was a special case which has no precendent and caused CIS to have people with AOS status for 4 -5 years.
No issue taken towards your harsh tone. Understand teh frustation everyone is under especially post July 2007 filers who has H1B issues to contend with