trexx7
07-27 11:07 AM
Thank you. But Am I allowed to do 2 485 applications? I thought we need to stick with only one 485...
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sunny1000
11-01 11:49 AM
Hi,
I just graduated with a Bachelor Degree, and I am currently on H1B. I am so concerned about the 5 year backlog on EB-3, which will take more 10+ years to become a citizen....
I am thinking about getting an online MBA degree from an accredited school ASAP, and ask my employer to promote me to a position that require an MBA, ex. manager. (I think it's not a problem in a small company) Will I be able to get into the EB-2 line?
Have anyone done that before? May you share your experience whether it's successful or not?
As long as your job (for which you are applying for the GC) requires it and you are qualified, you can apply in EB2 category. BTW, the 5 year wait is for ROW and not for over-subscribed countries such as India, China, mexico etc. Hopefully, you are from a ROW category country.
Good luck!
I just graduated with a Bachelor Degree, and I am currently on H1B. I am so concerned about the 5 year backlog on EB-3, which will take more 10+ years to become a citizen....
I am thinking about getting an online MBA degree from an accredited school ASAP, and ask my employer to promote me to a position that require an MBA, ex. manager. (I think it's not a problem in a small company) Will I be able to get into the EB-2 line?
Have anyone done that before? May you share your experience whether it's successful or not?
As long as your job (for which you are applying for the GC) requires it and you are qualified, you can apply in EB2 category. BTW, the 5 year wait is for ROW and not for over-subscribed countries such as India, China, mexico etc. Hopefully, you are from a ROW category country.
Good luck!
ss2005
05-19 10:00 AM
Hi.
I am planning to invoke AC21 via H1B.
My old employer have no issues continuing the same attorney for my future needs.
My new employer asked me to go with their attorney... but I am planning to go with my old guy who applied my 485.
Can I pay AC21, future expenses etc charges from my pocket since I am going with my old attorney.
Is it OK to me paying fees for the GC instead of Employer? Or I shud go with New company Attorney?
Appreciate your help on this.
I am planning to invoke AC21 via H1B.
My old employer have no issues continuing the same attorney for my future needs.
My new employer asked me to go with their attorney... but I am planning to go with my old guy who applied my 485.
Can I pay AC21, future expenses etc charges from my pocket since I am going with my old attorney.
Is it OK to me paying fees for the GC instead of Employer? Or I shud go with New company Attorney?
Appreciate your help on this.
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10-13 09:03 PM
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hope u dont mind the newbie joining in.
i opened swift for the first time an hour ago.
tried my hand at this (THE MVL VERSION) and wow it is
easy to make stuff! (so i got carried away of course...lol)
tried importing it to flash too so i included my fla
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CCC
04-13 01:39 PM
Hello,
My wife and I both work for the same company and my PD date is 1 year behind my wifes. But she was born in Germany though she is currently an Indian citizen. Now that the ROW category has moved passed her PD's date (Nov 6th 2002), we plan to file under the ROW category using the Cross Chargability rules. Does anybody have any experience filing under this rule? We have her birth certificate (translated into English from German etc) and our lawyers will send us the list of documents i expect. So basically i am trying to find out what to expect when filing under this category. Are there any caveats, good to knows etc?
PS- I am also an Indian citizen but i will obviously piggy back on her application since my PD is not current.
My wife and I both work for the same company and my PD date is 1 year behind my wifes. But she was born in Germany though she is currently an Indian citizen. Now that the ROW category has moved passed her PD's date (Nov 6th 2002), we plan to file under the ROW category using the Cross Chargability rules. Does anybody have any experience filing under this rule? We have her birth certificate (translated into English from German etc) and our lawyers will send us the list of documents i expect. So basically i am trying to find out what to expect when filing under this category. Are there any caveats, good to knows etc?
PS- I am also an Indian citizen but i will obviously piggy back on her application since my PD is not current.
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Most immigrants are eligible for naturalization after a 3 or 5 year period after their initial residency period begins. Many immigrants delay applying for naturalization because they fear the English or history exams. While the naturalization exam can seem daunting, the government allows for applicants to re-take their exams if they fail the first time. Some immigrants who are long term residents may even take the examination in their native language, but many immigrants simply put off the naturalization process because it has become intimidating or costly. However, in most cases, an immigrant who truly desires to naturalize and is eligible to do so can make an application and be successful with the right type of support and preparation. Today's announcement by the administration poses yet another reason for immigrants who have been putting off their citizenship application to call and find a qualified immigration attorney (http://www.fongandchun.com/lawyer-attorney-1416111.html) to help them with the process. Fong & Chun encourages those eligible for naturalization make an application and realize their dreams of finally becoming US citizens. ---ecf
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HV000
11-09 08:38 PM
I have 2 H1B Transfer questions for clarification.
1. Can H1B Transfer be filed when H1B Extension is pending with the current employer?
2. Do i need to have copy of I-140 approval notice for H1B Tranfer? The current employer does not share this document.
I appreciate members response.
1. Can H1B Transfer be filed when H1B Extension is pending with the current employer?
2. Do i need to have copy of I-140 approval notice for H1B Tranfer? The current employer does not share this document.
I appreciate members response.
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stxvr
08-08 06:02 AM
I got a family based green card (through my father - F1 family based category).
My father lives in east coast.
When I entered US on immigrant visa at that time my father was in India for one month visit.
Before my father come to US I moved westcoast for Job.
So basically after getting GC I have not stayed with my father even for a single day.
Now I am planning to go to east cost to visit my father and from there we are planning to visit canada.
My questions:
1. Is there any requirement that after entering on immigrant visa(GC) I have to stay with my father (even for few days)?
2. For my Canada visit: What things I need to keep with me (except GC and Passport) while entering US (from canada)?
Thanks in advance....
My father lives in east coast.
When I entered US on immigrant visa at that time my father was in India for one month visit.
Before my father come to US I moved westcoast for Job.
So basically after getting GC I have not stayed with my father even for a single day.
Now I am planning to go to east cost to visit my father and from there we are planning to visit canada.
My questions:
1. Is there any requirement that after entering on immigrant visa(GC) I have to stay with my father (even for few days)?
2. For my Canada visit: What things I need to keep with me (except GC and Passport) while entering US (from canada)?
Thanks in advance....
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eron19
10-19 05:03 AM
That a FLEX application?
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shirish
02-14 11:03 AM
I think he applied for 485 long back in those golden days, when every one was current.
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FinalGC
06-02 10:14 AM
I filed my EAD online for the first time on May 9th. Yesterday I got an approved card for my wife and I. It is interesting how fast that came and that I did not need to send pictures nor did I go for fingerprinting. My initial finger printing and picture taken for 485 was used to give me the EAD
However, NSC issued the EAD for 1 year only. I called up help desk and asked them why 1 year and not 2 years. They checked their records and saw I was eligible for 2 year, then they transferred me to Level 2 support. The Level 2 support after looking at my case, put me on hold for sometime and then came back and said, the period of EAD was done at the discretion of NSC. So if I do not want it, I should send it back and ask them to reopen my case.
Guys any advise or should I wait for 1 year and hope next year they will issue a 2 year EAD?? I really do not want to send my EAD back...
However, NSC issued the EAD for 1 year only. I called up help desk and asked them why 1 year and not 2 years. They checked their records and saw I was eligible for 2 year, then they transferred me to Level 2 support. The Level 2 support after looking at my case, put me on hold for sometime and then came back and said, the period of EAD was done at the discretion of NSC. So if I do not want it, I should send it back and ask them to reopen my case.
Guys any advise or should I wait for 1 year and hope next year they will issue a 2 year EAD?? I really do not want to send my EAD back...
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05-22 03:22 PM
Just convert ur status to illegal and u will be all set.....
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nixstor
03-27 03:13 PM
You would send the needed paperwork and she will appear for her visa. You wouldnt need to be along with her unless you are already out of US and has a expired visa.
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03-05 07:37 AM
Thank you msp1976 for your response.
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danu
11-12 02:45 PM
Dear Memebrs,
I recently changed my status from L1A to H1 this year and I applied for L2 to H4 for my wife also.They asked for evidence of document for my case and by default my wife case also changed to asked for evidence. But they had sent letter only to me asking to submit the document.So I thought that when i sent the document for my case, they will change the status of her. I submitted my document and i got my H1 approved. But her status is still asking for evidence. I contacted USCIS and they said they will send the letter for her. But its been more than 4 months, i didn't get any response. When I contacted one attorney they said, since I have applied for H4 status myself, they couldn't do anything.
I asked whether I can refile, they said no, because if I refile now, her status is already out of status. They didn't tell me a clear answer what to do next.
I sent a detailed letter to USCIS texas with all the details.But no response. What is the other alternative options in this case.
If my wife go back to india, and apply for H4 stamping, does it get rejected, because her status indicates, asked for evidence?
Looking for your valuable answers.
I recently changed my status from L1A to H1 this year and I applied for L2 to H4 for my wife also.They asked for evidence of document for my case and by default my wife case also changed to asked for evidence. But they had sent letter only to me asking to submit the document.So I thought that when i sent the document for my case, they will change the status of her. I submitted my document and i got my H1 approved. But her status is still asking for evidence. I contacted USCIS and they said they will send the letter for her. But its been more than 4 months, i didn't get any response. When I contacted one attorney they said, since I have applied for H4 status myself, they couldn't do anything.
I asked whether I can refile, they said no, because if I refile now, her status is already out of status. They didn't tell me a clear answer what to do next.
I sent a detailed letter to USCIS texas with all the details.But no response. What is the other alternative options in this case.
If my wife go back to india, and apply for H4 stamping, does it get rejected, because her status indicates, asked for evidence?
Looking for your valuable answers.
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gccovet
06-10 04:55 PM
My attorney by mistake has applied for my ead renewal 10 days before the 120 time frame. I was supposed to send my application to USCIS by June 20th but my attorney sent it today and did this by mistake. can the gurus please explain me my options. i would hate to miss the line for being diligent. do they reject my application and if so will they send it back. can i apply a new app before i get this application back or do i have to wait till it comes back (if it comes back). what other negative implications should i be worried about.
thanks for your advice
Check out the following:
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showthread.php?t=18931
especially this one.
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showpost.php?p=250089&postcount=9
HTH
GCCovet
thanks for your advice
Check out the following:
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showthread.php?t=18931
especially this one.
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showpost.php?p=250089&postcount=9
HTH
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manojs1234
08-11 09:35 PM
Hello,
I am going to Chennai for my visa stamping and the consulate website says that I need to present the " complete I-129 petition submitted by your prospective employer including the Labor Condition Application " during the interview. Can any one tell me if the photocopy of those documents will do or do I really need to carry the originals (which I don't have)?
Thanks
Manoj
I am going to Chennai for my visa stamping and the consulate website says that I need to present the " complete I-129 petition submitted by your prospective employer including the Labor Condition Application " during the interview. Can any one tell me if the photocopy of those documents will do or do I really need to carry the originals (which I don't have)?
Thanks
Manoj
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mljs54
06-03 12:48 AM
Hello all,
My EAD expired in late April
Prior to that, I applied for renewal but my old lawyer forgot to either include something with the application or made a typo, and it bounced back a few days ago (late May).
I got a new laywer to re-file the EAD, however I will not get my new one in time to start my post-college job in early July, as the process takes around 90 days from what I remember.
If I show up to the first day with a filing receipt, a written letter from the new lawyer explaining what happened, and my old EAD, will I not get the job?
How do employers handle something like this?
Thank you in advance for any help.
My EAD expired in late April
Prior to that, I applied for renewal but my old lawyer forgot to either include something with the application or made a typo, and it bounced back a few days ago (late May).
I got a new laywer to re-file the EAD, however I will not get my new one in time to start my post-college job in early July, as the process takes around 90 days from what I remember.
If I show up to the first day with a filing receipt, a written letter from the new lawyer explaining what happened, and my old EAD, will I not get the job?
How do employers handle something like this?
Thank you in advance for any help.
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arrarrgee
07-18 09:58 AM
Thanks Folks..It was for a friend of mine...
belmontboy
09-21 05:53 PM
I think you are talking about Pre-Adjudication.
There are numerous threads on this forum. Check out them
There are numerous threads on this forum. Check out them
babo
07-31 10:31 AM
We recently filed I485 for my K1 wife and got a RFE explaining that the I693 she handed over at the port of entry never made it to CIS. I presume it was lost at some point.
Because we already had the I693 on file due to her entry, we only filed I693A with our I485. However they never got the I693, so the RFE requests a new one from an approved Civil Surgeon.
However.. my wife is lucky enough to have another sealed envelope from her overseas examination with (we believe) her I693 + Xray in it.
Does anyone think I should chance sending this to USCIS ? Or would it be best to just pay for another examination and get a new I693?
One thing that makes me question the wisdom of sending in the overseas package is that the envelope is huge - bigger than 11"x17" at least - so I'm not sure how well it would survive mailing and/or be accepted.
Because we already had the I693 on file due to her entry, we only filed I693A with our I485. However they never got the I693, so the RFE requests a new one from an approved Civil Surgeon.
However.. my wife is lucky enough to have another sealed envelope from her overseas examination with (we believe) her I693 + Xray in it.
Does anyone think I should chance sending this to USCIS ? Or would it be best to just pay for another examination and get a new I693?
One thing that makes me question the wisdom of sending in the overseas package is that the envelope is huge - bigger than 11"x17" at least - so I'm not sure how well it would survive mailing and/or be accepted.
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