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Member Profile: gctracker27 (5 posts)
 
Hello, I'm gctracker27
My nationality is India
I last logged in on 15 Dec 2008
I have been a member since 16 Nov 2008
I have added 5 posts in trackitt forums
I added my last post on 15 Dec 2008
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gctracker27's Immigration Cases
 
Atlanta PERM case: Pending for 167 days (70 days more than average*)  (0 comments)  (View approval trend)
User: gctracker27 PERM Filing Date: 25 Jul 2008
Audit: no Category: EB3
Audit Reply Date: Status: pending
Approval/Denial Date: N/A Last Updated: 16 Nov 2008
Nationality: India
Notes:

*This is the average approval time in the last one year for cases with no audit.

gctracker27's Posts

Posted in Atlanta PERM Forum on 15 Dec 2008
Topic: Not a single perm approved for June 08

Hi Kolu,
Is this person not in trackitt ?
Posted in Atlanta PERM Forum on 09 Dec 2008
Topic: 7th Year Extension. When to apply?

No, I believe, if you switch to H4, your H1 gets cancelled.
Posted in Atlanta PERM Forum on 08 Dec 2008
Topic: 7th Year Extension. When to apply?

Yes, Venkram, if you go outside United States (not necessarily India) for these two months you will be eligible to apply a year extension even if labor is not processed. Just make sure that you are planning to leave United States before you complete 2190 days (6 years) of total US stay.
Posted in Atlanta PERM Forum on 08 Dec 2008
Topic: 7th Year Extension. When to apply?

Yes, you can use the same priority date, it is upto your employer to keep the process going.
Posted in Atlanta PERM Forum on 08 Dec 2008
Topic: 7th Year Extension. When to apply?

(This reply is to Venkram's second question)
Yes, if you go outside United States (not necessarily India) for these two months you will be eligible to apply a year extension even if labor is not processed. Just make sure that you are planning to leave United States before you complete 2190 days (6 years) of total US stay.