Topic: Denial on I-140 - rushing through MTR
First of all, sorry about your situation. It's another lesson to everyone that most lawyers are dishonest retards and one should not rely on them. After having the notice for over 10 days, this retarded lawyer did not even bother to read it. You have almost no time left to file MTR, but I would also suggest to ask the idiot to fax you a copy of the denial notice, which has a detailed description of the reason for the denial. |
Topic: Transferred cases status (TSC to NSC)
Mine was e-filed to Texas in July 2007 and transferred to Nebraska in January 2008. Schedule A no labor. |
Topic: Transferred cases status (TSC to NSC)
My filing and transfer dates are close to yours, and my I-140 got approved today. |
Topic: WTF? Where is processing times for December?
After 519 days, my I-140 finally got approved. They indeed started clearing July 2007 backlog. |
Topic: WTF? Where is processing times for December?
Did I miss anything? On USCIS website it still shows November 18, 2008. |
Topic: I-140 denied+ MTR denied+ H1 expired
If your I-140 and MTR were denied then how are you going to extend your H-1B beyond 8 years? |
Topic: I140 DENIED... Please guys what are my options?
Another serious issue: the latest 245(k) memo states AOS by itself is not a valid status. If you 485 is denied, the out of status date starts from the day you lost your h1 status. So you have to be careful if leaving the country, you might trigger a 3-year / 10-year bar.
WTF? Yes, AOS is not a status, but even if it's ultimately denied, the time spent on AOS is not considered an illegal presence and does not trigger a ban. |
Topic: Indians are most unlucky /screwed - screwed by terrorists and their govt in India & screwed by USCIS
There is one thing about EB3 that makes me wonder about the USCIS ways of thinking. Let's say somebody is coming on H-1B to work as a programmer analyst. They have to prove that they have an education (usually a bachelor's degree) and qualifications that make them eligible for H-1B. Then, the same person applies for EB3. Why would USCIS assess their education again? These folks have already been assessed and approved when they applied for H-1B! How they can say that 3 year degree is not OK for EB3 if it was OK for H-1B? Maybe there is something I don't understand? Or that's just USCIS' is trying to screw people up on purpose? |
Topic: Indians are most unlucky /screwed - screwed by terrorists and their govt in India & screwed by USCIS
We all work hard and pay taxes. Like it was mentioned earlier, about 70 percent of people coming here on H-1B are Indians. The government should introduce per-country quota for H-1B visas (like one for EB visas) and the problem with the Indian backlog will be solved (as well as H-1B low quota problem for the rest of the world). |
