Looks like the USCIS has cleared its backlogs for I-140 applications. USCIS has confirmed through its press release that as of June 29, 2009 it will start accepting applications for I-140 premium processing for most of Eb2 and Eb3 categories.
I remember it took almost 2 years for my I-140 application to get approved. I was not able to apply for premium since they suspended it in late 2007.
Premium processing for I-140 is very similar to the H1b premium processing in that, USCIS charges $1000 fee for guranteed answer -- approval or denial or request for more answer -- within 15 calendar days from the day it receives the application.
Ambals,
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@admin -- Now, it might be irrelevant, but if i would have had premium processing when it was current, I wouldnot have waited for 2 years to use my EAD. I satisfied the other 2 criteria like -- 6 months after I 485 and getting EAD. But had to wait for I 140.
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