Q you will definitely be current next month. Frankly movement till 8th March is beyond all expectations.
Congratulations finally your green hour is approaching.
Thanks for your kind words. Just sit back and relax, I sincerely hope you are greened by Sep 2011.
Many thanks and congratulations I believe you should surely get your GC by Sep 2011, 3 months is sufficient time to process.
Q,
I think that is an interesting question. Here is my take on it.
The Demand Data can only show a number if a visa has been requested.
For AOS, that can only happen when the FBI fingerprint check, the IBIS check and the Name check have been completed (there are provisions if the namecheck has been pending >150 days, but I don't think they would apply if a visa is not immediately available).
The reality is that the visa is not requested until the case has been pre-adjudicated.
A more interesting question to me, is at what point CP cases appear in the Demand Data.
I think it is very late in the process. According to this list of steps, it only occurs at step 5, which is just before the interview is scheduled.
That means most of the CP cases do not appear as part of the Demand Data.
- The USCIS (formerly known as the INS) forwards the approved immigrant petition (the I-797 Notice of Action) to the National Visa Center (NVC) if the alien has indicated his desire to apply for consular processing in an immigration petition. Otherwise, he has to file Form I-824 to request consular processing;
- The NVC sends Packet 3 to the alien when an immigrant visa number becomes available;
- The alien and his family complete Packet 3 and return it to the NVC;
- The NVC processes Packet 3;
- The NVC notifies the State Department Visa Office of the completed Packet 3 processing and requests allocation of visa numbers for the alien and his family; and
- The NVC schedules an immigrant visa processing appointment to be attended by the alien and his family at the nearest U.S. consulate that issues immigrant visas.
http://www.hooyou.com/consularprocess/faq.html
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Looks Like many Guru's are going to get green by sep'2011. I wondering about analysis in this site after that. Q, Veni, Teddy, Spectator - i think you are going to greened card shortly i do no expect you to be active after that. What are your suggestions for this forums? . I guess There are few other guru's who are got pd in 2008
And Q, I think you started this website( though i am not sure), are you going to keep this website alive?
Spec I was looking at DHS data rather than DoS. That is where the numbers I quoted came from. If DoS data is the final word, (which makes more sense) then you are right.
On this one ... I have always thought about "Documentarily Qualified" weaker than preadj. i.e. many people can be qualified but a subset will be preadjudicated. But it seems its the other way round.
On a different topic ... I think I found why quarterly spillover doesn't happen although we think AC21 specifically asked for it. Here is what AC21 asked for.
Note it says "OVERALL" demand. Not demand for non-retrogressed countries. That's the problem. So yes .... the non-retrogressed countries might show less demand than supply, but the AC21 doesn't allow spillover unless OVERALL demand is less than supply. In other words AC21 would be useful only when countries may be slightly retrogressed rather than severely retrogressed.The American Competitiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act (AC21) removed the per-country limit in any calendar quarter in which overall applicant demand for Employment-based visa numbers is less than the total of such numbers available.
I no longer provide calculations/predictions ever since whereismyGC.com was created.
I do run this site only as an administrator. Our goal is to improve clarity of GC process to help people plan their lives better.
Use the info at your risk. None of this is legal advice.
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With the dates moving forward rapidly, how do we know a case has been pre-adjudicated?
I no longer provide calculations/predictions ever since whereismyGC.com was created.
I do run this site only as an administrator. Our goal is to improve clarity of GC process to help people plan their lives better.
Use the info at your risk. None of this is legal advice.
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Q, Veni
someone asked about June2008 PD and you both were saying it could take 3 years, help me understand here
according to Spec, there will be 16,000 EB2IC in calendar 2007 (PWMB and till dec31st) once the backlog is cleared. from Jan to Jun2008, based on perm numbers, the 485 demand will be around 15,000 (65:35 Eb2 and 80% 140 approval rate with 2.2 dependent ratio)
so the number of 485s can be anywhere from 24k to 36k and even if the spillover goes down to last year level, he should get his gc in 2 years. I do see there is a chance for him to get it by sept2012 too.
eitherway, when do you think he will get a chance to file 485
Bieber pls note I said MAX 3 years. I completely agree he may get a chance to file as soon as Sep 2011. And could actually get it by Sep 2012. The reason I am hesitant to go into details is because my suspicion is that this year EB2IC is being favored for backlog reduction which means next year we will see all those EB1 and EB2 ROW come back roaring. But we will know better when Oct 2011 inventory is published.
I no longer provide calculations/predictions ever since whereismyGC.com was created.
I do run this site only as an administrator. Our goal is to improve clarity of GC process to help people plan their lives better.
Use the info at your risk. None of this is legal advice.
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Gurus and Pandits,
lets say if the dates move to JUL /AUG 2011 by september. Will USCIS will keep in mind of PWMDS while moving the dates there afterI,e they may have around 300 visas per month to allocate will they keep allocationg them to PWMDs and upgrades through out next year?
Also if the date retrogresses how far it will retrogress . Mine is in May 2007 . So I am wondering if I can get greened within next year before next spillover season starts.
Human mind is so greedy.Earlier I was hopeful that my date will get current and if I would get a chance to file 485 and now that the chances of gettign current are improved, I am hoping to get greencard
In new scenario where we are already in march 07. How the projection looks like. Is there more than 50% chance of dates going beyond July 07
Take Infopass or ask your lawyer or send mail to NCSCFollowup.Nsc@dhs.gov regarding asking about status of your case.
Some people got reply in 3-5 days. As it mentioned under thread 'How to find case got Pre-adjudicated!!!'.
Thank God they release visa bulletin Thursday evening, if it would have been monday, whole week would have gone for discussions. For people beyond July it all depends on fine number of Spill over and uscis thought on whether to accept new applications and if so how many.
My priority is Mar'08 i am very much optimistic in getting EAD in a year, if things go right i might get chance for EAD in sep'11.
Let us hope USCIS to accept new application for 485 atleast till 2008 or make it current.
Thanks to all Guru's for wonderful data you have provided
Hi All,
I have been going through this forum for sometime and after seeing July bulletin could not resist myself.
I have a question on Perm Data that is posted in Facts and Data section. I may be wrong. Here is what I did:
1. I downloaded FY2008 perm data from FLCDataCenter.
2. Exported to excel and did a filter on column Country of Citizenship-India. I got 18837 cases. Out of that I again filtered on column Case Status for Certified only( there are other values like Certified-expired, denied and Withdrawn).
3. I Got a Number 7197 as Certified PERM cases for FY 2008 for INDIA.
4. The Fact and Data section in this forum says for FY-2008 total Perm Cases for India are 16,567.
Not sure if FLCdatcenter has correct number of Perms... WIll anyone clarify ?
Thanks!
Last edited by na_dev; 06-10-2011 at 12:01 PM. Reason: not complete yet
na_dev you should include certified and certified-expired. i think fy 08 is about 16500 and fy 09 is about 11500 cases for india (eb2 + eb3). the analysis has been done extensively by veni and is in facts and data.
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