RFE during the LC process: the LC states that you will be working from 9-5. You need to have a lunch break in between!
Sheesh. OK, it's a valid point, but still, don't they have more important things to do? No RFEs during the I-140 or I-485.
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About Kevin Keane Why do you do it?
About Kevin Keane Why do you do it?
Why do you do it?
It's basically a hobby of mine. You can think of it as my way of giving back to the community, volunteering. I have gone through the process myself and understand the pain and aggravation it can cause. If you are interested, here are the gory details (and if it sounds like gibberish - well, that's what the FAQ and the newsgroup are for!): H-1B since 1993. EB-2 LC filed in California 1994 (predates RIR or PERM), approved 1997, I-140 and AOS processed in CSC and approved in 2000. Used EAD and Advance Parole for travel several times. H-1B visa originally issued at a consulate. Later renewed once at a consulate, and again by mail via Washington D.C. (This procedure is no longer available).
RFE during the LC process: the LC states that you will be working from 9-5. You need to have a lunch break in between!
Sheesh. OK, it's a valid point, but still, don't they have more important things to do? No RFEs during the I-140 or I-485.
RFE during the LC process: the LC states that you will be working from 9-5. You need to have a lunch break in between!
Sheesh. OK, it's a valid point, but still, don't they have more important things to do? No RFEs during the I-140 or I-485.
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