onsitus
04-10 05:41 PM
I redone it following Kirupa advice (still kept the name though :)) and done the writing part pixel by pixel.
wallpaper describes his tattoo,
adibhatla
04-29 12:39 PM
Also can you please close the other thread that you opened.
amsgc
05-13 11:17 PM
So what are they busy doing right now? Which cases are they processing - care to share?
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pvpb
10-11 12:33 PM
can u pls let me know ur date your application has been mailed and to which center.
I mailed it to NSC on aug 3rd nothign yet..
Hello Guys....,
My and My Spouse I-485 & FP, EAD and AP all checks cleared yesterday and I found the Receipt Number on Back of the Cleared Checks. But when I check the status on the USCIS System. It says check the receipt Number. Is any one face this type of problem....? Please advice. Thank you.
EB-3 IND 09/2004
Thanks,
Sree
I mailed it to NSC on aug 3rd nothign yet..
Hello Guys....,
My and My Spouse I-485 & FP, EAD and AP all checks cleared yesterday and I found the Receipt Number on Back of the Cleared Checks. But when I check the status on the USCIS System. It says check the receipt Number. Is any one face this type of problem....? Please advice. Thank you.
EB-3 IND 09/2004
Thanks,
Sree
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VJDJ
08-15 12:02 PM
Thank you Anne for your reply.
My wife did call the National Customer Service Center and opened a service request too. But we have not heard anything yet. We tried getting an infopass appointment but none is available in our area. We will try it again tomorrow. I am kind of surprised how this can happen because in the USCIS database, approval of derivative application requires a check on primary application approval first. This is what I have been told by another lawyer.
Thank you for your input.
Most likely, a clerical mistake of some kind was made. Your wife should call the National Customer Service Center to start the inquiry process.
My wife did call the National Customer Service Center and opened a service request too. But we have not heard anything yet. We tried getting an infopass appointment but none is available in our area. We will try it again tomorrow. I am kind of surprised how this can happen because in the USCIS database, approval of derivative application requires a check on primary application approval first. This is what I have been told by another lawyer.
Thank you for your input.
Most likely, a clerical mistake of some kind was made. Your wife should call the National Customer Service Center to start the inquiry process.
InTheMoment
06-16 05:04 PM
Use I-134 instead which is used for EB petitions.
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senthil
02-02 11:48 PM
anyone knows where to look at or how to approch about it
any websites / forums / contacts etc would be of great help
any websites / forums / contacts etc would be of great help
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MatsP
February 13th, 2009, 04:06 AM
This obviously depends on the reason it was refurbished, but I would expect that most refurb cameras are warranty returns that have been fixed of whatever the warranty problem was. Since the repair would replace the failed part, it would be fair to say that they are at least as good as the original one (and if it's a "common problem part" then it's even likely that a new, better part has replaced the faulty part, which would make it BETTER than the original one).
And obviously, with consideration for the reputation of the company, I would expect that Nikon doesn't sell refurbished cameras that have any notable faults (scrapes, scratches, dust, etc) - if the damage isn't in an easy to replace part, the camera is probably used for scrap parts for other repair projects, or just destroyed.
Of course, I would check what the terms and conditions for returns, refunds and warranty is - are you paying less because you get less warranty, or simply because it has 10 or 100 exposures on the "clock", or because you get less warranty or other rights to complain?
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Mats
And obviously, with consideration for the reputation of the company, I would expect that Nikon doesn't sell refurbished cameras that have any notable faults (scrapes, scratches, dust, etc) - if the damage isn't in an easy to replace part, the camera is probably used for scrap parts for other repair projects, or just destroyed.
Of course, I would check what the terms and conditions for returns, refunds and warranty is - are you paying less because you get less warranty, or simply because it has 10 or 100 exposures on the "clock", or because you get less warranty or other rights to complain?
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Mats