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t*42011-09-20 07:09

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本人副卡，RD10/14，感恩节收到打指纹通知，12/5打指纹，EAD还没批准。十二月初要
去新工作入职，一直在努力加急ead卡，打电话加急过两次，联系议员加急过一次，都
没通过，约了下周的infopass,想请教大家最近有什么加急成功的经验，谢谢大家！
顺便和大家分享一下我加急的经历，感恩节前uscis打电话申请加急过一次under
severe financial loss，接线员给了referral number,但是没管我要supporting
document，我就往NSC的邮箱发了我的offer letter作为supporting letter，大概过了
一天可以在系统中看到我的加急申请分配给了一个officer，又过了一天收到邮件回复
不能加急，全程没管我要任何supporting document，我发过去的offer letter对方应
该也没收到。感恩节后又申请了一次加急，这次接线员直接连申请类别都没问就给了
referral number，我又给nsc的邮箱发了offer letter，这次大概过了一周系统中才显
示我的申请分配给了一个officer，然后当天邮件回复不能加急。之后又联系了当地的
议员，用offer letter作为supporting letter，议员回复没拿到EAD卡不能工作肯定会
造成自身的经济困难，但是不能作为加急的理由，除非employer出具supporting
letter证明不能及时入职会对公司造成巨大损失。

c*r2011-09-20 07:09

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Top Republican congressional leaders, in a rare effort to directly influence
Federal Reserve policy, expressed reservations about the central bank
taking additional steps to spur the recovery, saying further action could
harm the economy.
House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio), Senate Minority Leader Mitch
McConnell (R., Ky.) and other GOP leaders, in a letter Monday to Fed
Chairman Ben Bernanke, urged Fed officials to "resist further extraordinary
intervention in the U.S. economy."

I*a2011-09-20 07:09

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bless，应该也快下来了。

s*72011-09-20 07:09

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influence
extraordinary
BUSH时代咋不这样
想让O8难看.GOP house speaker上台当晚就说首要任务是不要O8连任.
民主还是有缺陷的.

【在 c*****r 的大作中提到】

: Top Republican congressional leaders, in a rare effort to directly influence
: Federal Reserve policy, expressed reservations about the central bank
: taking additional steps to spur the recovery, saying further action could
: harm the economy.
: House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio), Senate Minority Leader Mitch
: McConnell (R., Ky.) and other GOP leaders, in a letter Monday to Fed
: Chairman Ben Bernanke, urged Fed officials to "resist further extraordinary
: intervention in the U.S. economy."

z*g2011-09-20 07:09

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big bless.前两天板上有人说，如果工卡在2017年1月17号之前没有下来，可以拿
receipt工作。
你可以考古一下。

c*r2011-09-20 07:09

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Full text of the letter:
Dear Chairman Bernanke,
It is our understanding that the Board Members of the Federal Reserve will
meet later this week to consider additional monetary stimulus proposals. We
write to express our reservations about any such measures. Respectfully, we
submit that the board should resist further extraordinary intervention in
the U.S. economy, particularly without a clear articulation of the goals of
such a policy, direction for success, ample data proving a case for economic
action and quantifiable benefits to the American people.
It is not clear that the recent round of quantitative easing undertaken by
the Federal Reserve has facilitated economic growth or reduced the
unemployment rate. To the contrary, there has been significant concern
expressed by Federal Reserve Board Members, academics, business leaders,
Members of Congress and the public. Although the goal of quantitative easing
was, in part, to stabilize the price level against deflationary fears, the
Federal Reserve’s actions have likely led to more fluctuations and
uncertainty in our already weak economy.
We have serious concerns that further intervention by the Federal Reserve
could exacerbate current problems or further harm the U.S. economy. Such
steps may erode the already weakened U.S. dollar or promote more borrowing
by overleveraged consumers. To date, we have seen no evidence that further
monetary stimulus will create jobs or provide a sustainable path towards
economic recovery.
Ultimately, the American economy is driven by the confidence of consumers
and investors and the innovations of its workers. The American people have
reason to be skeptical of the Federal Reserve vastly increasing its role in
the economy if measurable outcomes cannot be demonstrated.
We respectfully request that a copy of this letter be shared with each
Member of the Board.
Sincerely,
Sen. Mitch McConnell, Rep. John Boehner, Sen. Jon Kyl, Rep. Eric Cantor