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| Atlanta PERM case:
Certified in 125 days (28 days more than average*) (View approval trend) |
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| User: |
extraextra |
PERM Filing Date: |
08 Mar 2007 |
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| Audit: |
no |
Category: |
EB2 |
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| Audit Reply Date: |
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Status: |
certified |
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| Certification Date: |
11 Jul 2007 |
Last Updated: |
11 Jul 2007 |
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| Nationality: |
Iran |
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| Notes: |
Good luck to you all. I feel your pain! |
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6 Comments
bostonian, congrats! get your 140 filing done asap, good luck with it!
Thanks GCanand.
I was about to file I140 using premium processing,but my attorney says we can not do that until we are allowed to do so. I assume it has something to do with things that are going on with USCIS.
That's right. PP of 140 is suspended for three months. I guess that the USCIS was expecting a flood of labor substitutions and 140s due to the facts that dates were made current. Anyway, you can still file 140 regular and that should be fine.
It willl be your turn soon. hang in there
thanks for the positive words...
plz let us know when u get hard copy...how long it takes..
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Posted by GCanand on 11 Jul 2007