forevercoco Posted November 25, 2015 Report Share Posted November 25, 2015 Hi all, I'm now in a very tricky situation. Both my H1B and I-94 expired on Sep 26th. The extension application with premium processing was received by USCIS on Sep 28th. ( I urged my attorney and HR to file the extension in July and August. On Sept 1st, the attorney told me that "it has already been filed" and on Sept 15th she again assured me that "we're still waiting for the receipt".) Now that I received a RFE, saying that the previous H1B expired on Sep 26 and the new petition was filed on Sep 28th. We need to provide documents to prove that this is an "extraordinary circumstance". My question is, can I argue nunc pro tunc(NPT) for my case because: 1. Although the document is received by USCIS on Sep 28th as shown on the receipt, it was filed on/before Sep 26th. 2. My attorney misled me and my company about when it's filed. I, as the beneficiary, have no idea that the document was filed that late, causing USCIS received them after the expiration of my H1B. If my attorney file a NPT, what's the chance of getting an approval? Please let me know if you were in the same boat or if you know an attorney with such experiences. I'm in desperate need of a competent attorney! Thank you so much! Link to comment
jairichi Posted November 25, 2015 Report Share Posted November 25, 2015 1. Receipt date matters. 2. Let your employer know of this issue. Time to change the incompetent attorney. Link to comment
Jyothis Posted November 26, 2015 Report Share Posted November 26, 2015 1. Receipt date matters. 2. Let your employer know of this issue. Time to change the incompetent attorney. +1 - Find better ones ASAP. Link to comment
forevercoco Posted November 29, 2015 Author Report Share Posted November 29, 2015 Hi all, Thank you for your answer! Just contacted Fedex and found out that the petition was delivered to USCIS on Sep 21st. However, it was not logged into the system until Sep 28th, which caused the gap and eventually let to a RFE. My company has just changed the incompetent attorney! Link to comment
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