Thanks Jasper for this information. It's feels really good to know that that applicants with file number <b>17XX</b> gets nomination early 2010 (Hopefully Jan / Feb). Some of my friends have file number starting with <b>3***</b> Looks like they have to wait until end of 2010 (Nov / Dec). Many of them will not be eligible as they will be out of H1-b Status by then. But atleast AINP has given all of us hope unlike US Immigration which has closed door. We all H1-b holder should make huge postive impact there in Alberta, Canada. So that way US government would regret big time once economy start picking up and start looking for qualifed people again.Jasper said:Unfortunately, applicants with file number 17XX need to wait for a long time. Now the processing time for SRS H1-B assessment is "At Least 8 months." The file numbers 17XX were issued about June/July, so the nomination certificates will probably be issued early next year or later. But the processing time might change in the future, so actually no one knows for sure.image6000 said:Jasper, Do you know when will nomination with 79**-09-17** gets nominated? Also does any one has information on avg monthly nomination AINP folks are doing for H1-b category ?
Let's pray and stay calm and hope that nomination process speed up with that of employment file numbers (Now stands around 6*** If i am not wrong. (Please correct me with latest employment file numbers)
And it seems that AINP has stopped issuing nomination certificates for H1-B category applicants since the end of June. No one in this forum received nomination in July and Aug. This may be due to AINP's concern about the economic situation, but we can't do anything but wait at this point.
The latest nominated ones had file number 06XX (last 4 digits). As you said, let's pray and stay calm. That's the best we can do now.
Good Luck!
Once again Thanks Jasper, This forum has been very imformative and polite <u>(towards AINP as well as other members)</u> . Also Jasper do you know whats' the current application file number <b>(4***, 5***, or may be 6***) </b> and how long they might have to wait 2010/2011?