EB3 not ported to EB2. USCIS rejected I-485 and returned all papers


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Hi,

   I really need your help in my case and what is my next step.   Really appreciate quick response since i need to apply i-485 before date gets retrogated.

 

   EB3 PD date was  Aug 2007 

   EB2 PD date was  Mar 2012  (USCIS not ported EB3 date to EB2)

   Both has same Alien number (A#)

 

  My company sent letter to USCIS 3 times to port date but they haven't and didn't get response.

 

  As you know EB2 date has moved this month to Jan 2008.  And my company has filed I-485 with a request letter stating that i have EB3 and port my date to EB2.

 

   USCIS has rejected my case and returned all I-485 papers back to me

 

Based on my read in the forums that it is Law that USCIS has to consider old priority date.

 

What is my situation now ?  How can i resubmit all papers to USCIS without having one more rejection?  and what type of supporting information i need to provide ?  It seems my employer tried all the ways.   You think any other way still available.

 

 

Regards

 

 

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Thanks for the response.  I understand that i need to contact to attorney.  But before that can I do the basic validation to know the issue or concern of the USCIS.

 

    For example

       Can i contact to  National Customer Service Center (NCSC) at 1-800-375-5283  with my Alien number to know why they have rejected ?  and explain them that i have both EB3 and EB2 cases approved ?

 

I found this number in below website

 

    http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=c561767d005f2210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD

 

Regards

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Hello Bsetty, are you able to file I-485 once again ? if yes can you please share those details, Which Attorney Firm able to help on this kind of cases. I am also in same boat, finding for solutions/Attorneys who can handle my case.

 

You realize that you replied to a 2-year-old thread?

Why didn't you or the employer have a lawyer to handle the application to begin with?

A good lawyer can prevent such things from happening in the first place. Now a lawyer will have to fix whatever you or your employer seem to have screwed up, which means more costs.

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