I-140 is filed with CIS, not sure if there's actually a "callback" into DOL from CIS to update the status.
I'm sure that there's certain percentage 'x' that's really expired, like there's no corresponding I-140 filed for a given certified_expired PERM. But, I'll not count on these agencies to update each other systems automatically.
Also, 37.5 K is a huge number to NOT file 140, after going through laborious PERM.
So, as always, this data throws more questions than answers
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Originally Posted by TeddyKoochu
I believe that the certified expired should be excluded this will make the figures much better. "There is a 6 months time to file 140 after the PERM is Certified. If 140 is not filed within that time, the PERM will expire and the status becomes Certified- expired."
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