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03-31 02:04 PM
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myk110
02-09 03:43 PM
LCA pending.. I94 expires tomorrow.. Should we file with pending LCA or wait for LCA to certify (which would mean filing a week after I94 has expired).. ???
Please advice.. this is REALLY urgent!
Thanks in advance.
Please advice.. this is REALLY urgent!
Thanks in advance.
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12-18 09:50 AM
Dallas-Fort Worth Immigration Lawyer Has Just Posted the Following:
Individuals who apply for a non-immigrant visa must be admissible to enter the United States. Inadmissible grounds to deny entry into the U.S. include, but not limited to the following:
Communicable disease;
Criminal record involving crimes of moral turpitude;
Possession of or trafficking in a controlled substance;
Trafficking persons;
Involved in money laundering;
Previously removed (deported) or previously overstayed a period of admission to the U.S.
If a non-immigrant visa holder subsequently becomes inadmissible and thus ineligible to enter the United States, depending on the inadmissibility ground, the visa holder may apply in advance of travel for a temporary waiver of inadmissibility. The waiver application is applied directly to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) prior to travel. Along with the signed Form I-192, Application for Advance Permission to Enter as Nonimmigrant, the applicant must submit the filing fee of $545, an official police record from country of nationality, proof of citizenship, and supporting documentation regarding the inadmissibility showing rehabilitation and character reformation. For questions concerning eligibility of the temporary waiver application, or any other area of immigration, call Kraft & Associates at 214-999-9999.
More... (http://dfwimmigrationlaw.clarislaw.com/temporary-visas/apply-for-advance-permission-to-enter-us-as-a-nonimmigrant-if-inadmissible.php)
Individuals who apply for a non-immigrant visa must be admissible to enter the United States. Inadmissible grounds to deny entry into the U.S. include, but not limited to the following:
Communicable disease;
Criminal record involving crimes of moral turpitude;
Possession of or trafficking in a controlled substance;
Trafficking persons;
Involved in money laundering;
Previously removed (deported) or previously overstayed a period of admission to the U.S.
If a non-immigrant visa holder subsequently becomes inadmissible and thus ineligible to enter the United States, depending on the inadmissibility ground, the visa holder may apply in advance of travel for a temporary waiver of inadmissibility. The waiver application is applied directly to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) prior to travel. Along with the signed Form I-192, Application for Advance Permission to Enter as Nonimmigrant, the applicant must submit the filing fee of $545, an official police record from country of nationality, proof of citizenship, and supporting documentation regarding the inadmissibility showing rehabilitation and character reformation. For questions concerning eligibility of the temporary waiver application, or any other area of immigration, call Kraft & Associates at 214-999-9999.
More... (http://dfwimmigrationlaw.clarislaw.com/temporary-visas/apply-for-advance-permission-to-enter-us-as-a-nonimmigrant-if-inadmissible.php)
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yumyum20
10-18 10:18 PM
I need help. I had filed 2 I-485 applications. I was thinking that my first application would be rejected due to the incorrect filing fee that I sent but they accepted and I already have a receipt number and fingerprinting appointment next week. The 1st receipt # was issued from the TX Service Center. Today I got the 2nd receipt # from Nebraska. I don't know what I should do? Should I contact the USCIS and withdraw the one in Nebraska. The problem was that I sent two applications because I thought they were going to reject my first one because I sent a $1010 check instead of the $395. Now they both cashed my checks. I doesn't really matter to me but my concern now is since I already have a fingerprinting appointment next week. What should I do? Will they reject both of my applications?
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huchinango
04-02 12:33 PM
Hello --
Do any of you know what the A# is on the I-485 / I-130 / I-765 etc is for people who have previously held an F-1 / OPT-related A#? I have seen previous forums stating that OPT A#s begin with a "1" which connotes an OPT status; however I am not clear whether we are supposed to use that same A# on our I-485 and other GC-related documents, or leave that space blank.
Sorry this is redundant but previous posts don't seem to clarify a definitive answer to this question. Many thanks in advance.
-H
Do any of you know what the A# is on the I-485 / I-130 / I-765 etc is for people who have previously held an F-1 / OPT-related A#? I have seen previous forums stating that OPT A#s begin with a "1" which connotes an OPT status; however I am not clear whether we are supposed to use that same A# on our I-485 and other GC-related documents, or leave that space blank.
Sorry this is redundant but previous posts don't seem to clarify a definitive answer to this question. Many thanks in advance.
-H
Kumbakonam
11-09 09:22 PM
You are asked to assume the position of President of USA and given power to do ONE immigration reform. What will be your reform?
My attempt:
Issue Green Card to anyone who have worked legally in USA for five years and abolish Labor, I-140 and I-485 processes. :D
My attempt:
Issue Green Card to anyone who have worked legally in USA for five years and abolish Labor, I-140 and I-485 processes. :D
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fromnaija
12-12 09:09 PM
I am not an attorney but seeing as noone has answered your question here is my answer.
Extension of H1 based on I-140 is part of AC21 and is intended for applicants who are in the USA in a valid H1 status. Since your H1 would have expired and you would be out of the USA, you cannot avail yourself of that provision. So, you will have to stay out for one year and then apply for a new H1.
An attorney may answer now and correct me if I am wrong.
Extension of H1 based on I-140 is part of AC21 and is intended for applicants who are in the USA in a valid H1 status. Since your H1 would have expired and you would be out of the USA, you cannot avail yourself of that provision. So, you will have to stay out for one year and then apply for a new H1.
An attorney may answer now and correct me if I am wrong.
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paulkurni
07-18 01:52 PM
Hello Experts,
Little bit of background. I have been working on h1 since 2003 and applied labor in Mar 2005.
I have was able to get my application with 2007 filers. Got my 140 approved last year and ead and FP done as well. My GC sponsoring company is a desi consultancy, which is helpful to a certain extent and I have been with them since 2004.
I am in a bit of a dilemma now. The client, where I have been working for last few years, have instated a new policy in which contractors must be on W2 with the vendors. Vendor I am working with is not big and like any other consultancy (Tek, comsys), will fire if you don't have a project for 15-20 days. In the past, I wouldn't have bothered even thinking about this and moved on for another project but because of recession and difficult job market and I am contemplating this move.
After doing research, I am thinking of the following strategy.
I will transfer my h1b with the vendor and will not use EAD. Plan to work with the vendor for as long as possible and when the contract ends move back with the GC sponsoring employer. I am going with assumption that the GC sponsor will not revoke my 140 (even though it shouldn't matter as I am past 180 days with 485 and 140 is approved) and when the contract ends I have something to fall back on to. Doing that could secure me if USCIS asks EVL in future and I can simply my GC sponsoring company to show that for future employment. Also, I want to keep h1b as a way to bring my wife (if and when, with divine intervention, I get married somehow).
Do you think if this is a viable solution? Any suggestion is welcome.
Little bit of background. I have been working on h1 since 2003 and applied labor in Mar 2005.
I have was able to get my application with 2007 filers. Got my 140 approved last year and ead and FP done as well. My GC sponsoring company is a desi consultancy, which is helpful to a certain extent and I have been with them since 2004.
I am in a bit of a dilemma now. The client, where I have been working for last few years, have instated a new policy in which contractors must be on W2 with the vendors. Vendor I am working with is not big and like any other consultancy (Tek, comsys), will fire if you don't have a project for 15-20 days. In the past, I wouldn't have bothered even thinking about this and moved on for another project but because of recession and difficult job market and I am contemplating this move.
After doing research, I am thinking of the following strategy.
I will transfer my h1b with the vendor and will not use EAD. Plan to work with the vendor for as long as possible and when the contract ends move back with the GC sponsoring employer. I am going with assumption that the GC sponsor will not revoke my 140 (even though it shouldn't matter as I am past 180 days with 485 and 140 is approved) and when the contract ends I have something to fall back on to. Doing that could secure me if USCIS asks EVL in future and I can simply my GC sponsoring company to show that for future employment. Also, I want to keep h1b as a way to bring my wife (if and when, with divine intervention, I get married somehow).
Do you think if this is a viable solution? Any suggestion is welcome.
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redcard
09-08 02:22 PM
:) All I heard was "securing our borders" a couple of hundred times.
You actually stayed awake to listen /Watch to this!!!!.. hey comeon.. don't let the immigration dream take away your sleep...enjoy while you can..life goes on..
You actually stayed awake to listen /Watch to this!!!!.. hey comeon.. don't let the immigration dream take away your sleep...enjoy while you can..life goes on..
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Ram_C
02-14 12:46 PM
Hi ,
howmany days will it take by USCIS to give decision once after we submit all relevant documents for I140 RFE.
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usually 1 to 2 weeks (atleast in my case it was 1 week),
hey, but again never forget that you are dealing with USCIS, they are consistent in being inconsistent.
good luck and hope you get your I-140 approved soon. :)
howmany days will it take by USCIS to give decision once after we submit all relevant documents for I140 RFE.
Center-TEXAS
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usually 1 to 2 weeks (atleast in my case it was 1 week),
hey, but again never forget that you are dealing with USCIS, they are consistent in being inconsistent.
good luck and hope you get your I-140 approved soon. :)
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mordaut
04-27 10:02 PM
Thanks! And yes, those were taken in New York. Brooklyn, to be exact...
The first one is the 7th Avenue stop on F. That's actually 8th Ave, but the station is really big. :) The other ones are also of 8th Ave and taken from my apartment.
I'm gonna make some more, as I soon as I upload some other photos.
The first one is the 7th Avenue stop on F. That's actually 8th Ave, but the station is really big. :) The other ones are also of 8th Ave and taken from my apartment.
I'm gonna make some more, as I soon as I upload some other photos.
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smiledoc
03-13 04:19 PM
Thanks a lot for the info ashkam.
One more question...if by chance, God forbid, we dont get our EAD renewal in time, will it impact my studies during the short gap that the new EAD has not come?
One more question...if by chance, God forbid, we dont get our EAD renewal in time, will it impact my studies during the short gap that the new EAD has not come?
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echinacea
03-11 12:23 PM
My I-140 was filed via regular processing then later shifted to premium processing in Aug 2006, approved in Oct 2006 Nebraska Center and was received at the NVC in December 2006 and given an NVC Case number.
I know someone who has a priority date of june 2006 and I-140 approved last january 2007. The document is not yet received by the NVC.
Which one will the NVC process first? My papers that was received by the NVC first. Or will it still follow the priority date?
Thank you. Hoping and praying that this retrogression be lifted the soonest time possible.
I know someone who has a priority date of june 2006 and I-140 approved last january 2007. The document is not yet received by the NVC.
Which one will the NVC process first? My papers that was received by the NVC first. Or will it still follow the priority date?
Thank you. Hoping and praying that this retrogression be lifted the soonest time possible.
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ras
03-22 05:29 AM
The specific areas are Electronic Medical Records. This is for my cousin who is being interviewed by the clients but do not have enough information about sponsoring H1.
Wanted to know if IT Companies can apply H1 for him as his area falls under healthcare and Information Technology
Wanted to know if IT Companies can apply H1 for him as his area falls under healthcare and Information Technology
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lonedesi
05-19 10:14 AM
Should the job title for PERM labor filing be in Job Zone 5 to qualify under EB2 category? Or could one apply in Job Zone 4 and still qualify for a EB2? Also, does having an MBA, exempt a person from EB quota under any of the proposed bills like STEM, SKIL, PACE, TALENT or should it have to be an MS in Engineering.
A quick response would be greatly appreciated.
A quick response would be greatly appreciated.
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jani07
05-17 10:34 AM
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perm_res_app
07-29 03:51 PM
Thanks for your answers.
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wandmaker
11-26 02:04 AM
tanyas_21: Amendment processing time is same as normal H1 processing time. Your status is H4 until the H1B amendment (797 w/ I-94) is approved or You re-enter USA after you get your H1B stamped. USCIS usually sends cable to home consulate mentioned in I-129 about the approval of H1B - It is one of the reason, most of the attorneys' recommend people to get it stamped from home consulate. As long as you go with all the paper work, You can get it stamped from Mexico, and I dont see any issues. Do not attempt to get it stamped from Canada unless you have a verifiable US education. Good luck!
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nlalchandani
09-25 01:50 PM
Search for a thread on immigration.com by united nations.. he has a very detailed analysis presented..
piyu7444
04-11 12:21 AM
Right - You will have to wait to apply for 485. You can do so only once your Priority DAte is current on the VISA Bulletin.
You can file for i-140 though.......I guess you have a long wait to file 485 and EAD/AP
You can file for i-140 though.......I guess you have a long wait to file 485 and EAD/AP
dvb123
10-01 04:19 PM
It took my friend 32 days to recieve the 485 reciept from the day they recieved the fedex package for 485.
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