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pmandappa
10-25 11:22 AM
Not sure if I will make the category, but feel that I should consult with a good immigration attorney and explore the option. Who knows? I wish there was a category for people who were doing the work that directly improved the lot of the American people. Not-for-profit is not lucrative nor glamorous, so there should be some incentives :)
rameshk75
02-28 02:14 PM
A question from one of my friend.
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Here are my H1 details.
Initially I came to USA on H1B in May 2002 and stayed till June end 2004. In early 2004 I had applied for H1B extension and got it extended till Sep 2005. As I went back to India in July 2004 I didn't get a chance to extend my H1B for the second time. Effectively I
was in USA for just over 2 years on H1B and overall validity of my H1B was over 3 years.
Last year (2007) July I came to USA on L1A and I have the visa valid till March 2010.
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Can someone suggest whether he can apply for H1 Transfer and Extension or does he need to apply for new H1B in the 2008 quota?
Thanks in advance.
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Here are my H1 details.
Initially I came to USA on H1B in May 2002 and stayed till June end 2004. In early 2004 I had applied for H1B extension and got it extended till Sep 2005. As I went back to India in July 2004 I didn't get a chance to extend my H1B for the second time. Effectively I
was in USA for just over 2 years on H1B and overall validity of my H1B was over 3 years.
Last year (2007) July I came to USA on L1A and I have the visa valid till March 2010.
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Can someone suggest whether he can apply for H1 Transfer and Extension or does he need to apply for new H1B in the 2008 quota?
Thanks in advance.
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cherylfoster
12-27 03:15 PM
If you wish to travel to England to travel to another destination without going through the Danish border and you have no right to carry in the UK without a visa, you need a direct airside transit visa, unless exemptions they direct airside transit visa. If you are a visa national and you pass through immigration control because you stop in the United Kingdom for over 24 hours you should use a visitor in transit visa.
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sayantan76
10-09 09:38 AM
http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/content/oct2008/db2008108_844949.htm?chan=top+news_top+news+index+-+temp_news+%2B+analysis
One could only hope that BusinessWeek readers perceive this as a case of a few bad apples and not the whole cart.
are we kidding ourselves......when times are bad - most people like to look for external reasons to blame.......
US Citizens who read this would readily accept that H1B workers are the cause of all job-losses.
One could only hope that BusinessWeek readers perceive this as a case of a few bad apples and not the whole cart.
are we kidding ourselves......when times are bad - most people like to look for external reasons to blame.......
US Citizens who read this would readily accept that H1B workers are the cause of all job-losses.
Edison99
09-22 02:41 PM
Good to know that...
How many foreigners (in all categories) obtained US lawful permanent residence in 2008?
In 2008, 1,107,126 foreign nationals became lawful permanent residents (LPRs) (also known as green-card holders) according to the Department of Homeland Security's Yearbook of Immigration Statistics 2008. The total number represents a 5.2 percent increase from 2007 (1,052,415) and a 31.6 percent increase from 2000 (841,002).
How many foreigners (in all categories) obtained US lawful permanent residence in 2008?
In 2008, 1,107,126 foreign nationals became lawful permanent residents (LPRs) (also known as green-card holders) according to the Department of Homeland Security's Yearbook of Immigration Statistics 2008. The total number represents a 5.2 percent increase from 2007 (1,052,415) and a 31.6 percent increase from 2000 (841,002).
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08-31 09:40 AM
ICE officials provided a copy of a new policy memo (http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/7169978.html)dated Aug. 20 that instructs government attorneys to review the court cases of people with pending applications to adjust status based on their relation to a U.S. citizen. ICE estimates in the memo that the effort could affect up to 17,000 cases.
The Department of Homeland Security is systematically reviewing thousands of pending immigration cases and moving to dismiss those filed against suspected illegal immigrants who have no serious criminal records, according to several sources familiar with the efforts.
Opponents of illegal immigration were critical of the dismissals.
"They've made clear that they have no interest in enforcing immigration laws against people who are not convicted criminals," said Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which advocates for strict controls.
In a June 30 memo, ICE Assistant Secretary John Morton outlined the agency's priorities, saying it had the capacity to remove about 400,000 illegal immigrants annually � about 4 percent of the estimated illegal immigrant population in the country. The memo outlines priorities for the detention and removal system, putting criminals and threats to national security at the top of the list.
We expect more cases terminations across the United States in the next several months.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2010/08/san_diego_deportation_lawyer_1.html)
The Department of Homeland Security is systematically reviewing thousands of pending immigration cases and moving to dismiss those filed against suspected illegal immigrants who have no serious criminal records, according to several sources familiar with the efforts.
Opponents of illegal immigration were critical of the dismissals.
"They've made clear that they have no interest in enforcing immigration laws against people who are not convicted criminals," said Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which advocates for strict controls.
In a June 30 memo, ICE Assistant Secretary John Morton outlined the agency's priorities, saying it had the capacity to remove about 400,000 illegal immigrants annually � about 4 percent of the estimated illegal immigrant population in the country. The memo outlines priorities for the detention and removal system, putting criminals and threats to national security at the top of the list.
We expect more cases terminations across the United States in the next several months.
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07-15 11:11 PM
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radhagd
04-11 02:23 PM
Hi,
I have a EB3 labor and 140 approved with PD->12/2002. By 12/2002 I do have 5yrs experience but now (2007) I do have 5yrs experience and I am eligible for EB2.
My question to the gurus is can I use my EB3 PD for EB2 with new employer and can apply for 485 which is current for 12/2002?
yes you can apply EB2 if you have 5 yeas experience as of 2007 and can port PD.
Also, while during this transistion/waiting for EB2 labor and 140 with the new company what happens that my previous employer cancels my GC application? Can I still use that PD ?
According to Rajiv khanna and other lawyers it is possible. But to be on safe side do not join new company and convince new company to file labour and I140 as future employer and can join at I485 stageThanks in advance!
radhagd
I have a EB3 labor and 140 approved with PD->12/2002. By 12/2002 I do have 5yrs experience but now (2007) I do have 5yrs experience and I am eligible for EB2.
My question to the gurus is can I use my EB3 PD for EB2 with new employer and can apply for 485 which is current for 12/2002?
yes you can apply EB2 if you have 5 yeas experience as of 2007 and can port PD.
Also, while during this transistion/waiting for EB2 labor and 140 with the new company what happens that my previous employer cancels my GC application? Can I still use that PD ?
According to Rajiv khanna and other lawyers it is possible. But to be on safe side do not join new company and convince new company to file labour and I140 as future employer and can join at I485 stageThanks in advance!
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03-26 04:20 PM
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WaitingUnlimited
09-21 02:24 AM
Hi,
My H1 and my wife H4 were extended for three years in this Feb and we both have visas until feb 2012 based on th0se extensions.
Now I changed to new job and my H1 is extended to Sep 2012. But my employer said that there is no need to extend H4 because she already has visa and I94 until Feb 2012 and advised her to use my H1 approval while reentering into USA next time to get I94 until Sep 2012 at POA.
Is that fine? Basically can my wife be in US based on I94 that is based on my previous company H4?
Thanks in advance
WA
My H1 and my wife H4 were extended for three years in this Feb and we both have visas until feb 2012 based on th0se extensions.
Now I changed to new job and my H1 is extended to Sep 2012. But my employer said that there is no need to extend H4 because she already has visa and I94 until Feb 2012 and advised her to use my H1 approval while reentering into USA next time to get I94 until Sep 2012 at POA.
Is that fine? Basically can my wife be in US based on I94 that is based on my previous company H4?
Thanks in advance
WA
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rk78
10-18 01:16 PM
I have applied for my H1 extension in July 2010 and still waiting for the approval. My in-laws are visiting the US in dec and i am sponsoring their visit. Should my H1B be approved before they appear for the Visa interview or should the H1 receipt notice be enough? Please let me know.
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denver
07-25 11:42 AM
Friend of mine, asked me the below question, any one can Help?
I got my H1-B visa stamped in the month of Feb 2007 from US consulate in chennai. I have not yet travelled on that visa, so I am wondering whether the same visa is still valid, as someone told me that if you don't travel on a visa for 6 months after stamping, it gets expired.
TIA,
I got my H1-B visa stamped in the month of Feb 2007 from US consulate in chennai. I have not yet travelled on that visa, so I am wondering whether the same visa is still valid, as someone told me that if you don't travel on a visa for 6 months after stamping, it gets expired.
TIA,
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jgh_res
07-19 11:03 AM
Hi,
My U.S. born son is travelling with my friends from India to USA. He had gone to India for summer vacation. Would anybody have any sample letter for addressing to immigration authorities that we authorize his travel along with my friend.
Thanks.
My U.S. born son is travelling with my friends from India to USA. He had gone to India for summer vacation. Would anybody have any sample letter for addressing to immigration authorities that we authorize his travel along with my friend.
Thanks.
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seattleGC
06-15 01:08 AM
In case you haven't noticed, its mostly the Democrats who are opposed to H1b and Republicans who want H1b increases. The article is flawed or biased in that respect.
This story is priceless -- after all the anti-H1B and anti-immigrant rhetoric,
"The California Republican Party has decided no American is qualified to take one of its most crucial positions � state deputy political director � and has hired a Canadian for the job through a coveted H-1B visa."
Read on http://www.thecarpetbaggerreport.com/archives/11129.html
This story is priceless -- after all the anti-H1B and anti-immigrant rhetoric,
"The California Republican Party has decided no American is qualified to take one of its most crucial positions � state deputy political director � and has hired a Canadian for the job through a coveted H-1B visa."
Read on http://www.thecarpetbaggerreport.com/archives/11129.html
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raysaikat
12-04 11:52 AM
I had a lot of emotional and financial distress upon my graduation and I didn't get to apply for OPT. What do I do?
I mean I know I need to go speak with the dept that handles intl students in my school?
But, like, any pointers or information to please assist me?
Any constructive information/help, will be useful!
Also, I am looking into getting into graduate school within the next yr to yr and half!
If you graduated 1 year ago and was no longer a student in this last year, and did not apply for OPT before graduation, then you are already out of status - your F1 status ceased when you graduated. Moreover, your I-94 most likely said D/S. So the I-94 covered your stay only during the time you maintained F1 status. So you have been accruing illegal presence time. 6 month of illegal presence would trigger 3 year ban on reentering US; and 1 year or more would trigger a 10 year ban.
The prudent thing for you to do is to go back to your home country, and come back with a proper VISA.
I mean I know I need to go speak with the dept that handles intl students in my school?
But, like, any pointers or information to please assist me?
Any constructive information/help, will be useful!
Also, I am looking into getting into graduate school within the next yr to yr and half!
If you graduated 1 year ago and was no longer a student in this last year, and did not apply for OPT before graduation, then you are already out of status - your F1 status ceased when you graduated. Moreover, your I-94 most likely said D/S. So the I-94 covered your stay only during the time you maintained F1 status. So you have been accruing illegal presence time. 6 month of illegal presence would trigger 3 year ban on reentering US; and 1 year or more would trigger a 10 year ban.
The prudent thing for you to do is to go back to your home country, and come back with a proper VISA.
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11-08 03:30 PM
Delaware Immigration Lawyer Blog Has Just Posted the Following:
Foreign physicians who received medical training in J-1 program must either return to their country or obtain a waiver before they can apply for an immigration visa, or change to almost any other nonimmigrant status. A J-1 waiver can be granted when the physician commits to practice medicine in an underserved area of the United States for at least three years. An area that is designated as Health Professional Shortage Area, Medically Underserved Area/Population or a VA facility normally qualify such requirement.
J-1 waiver applicants first submit their application (DS-3035) to DOS (Department of State) processing center. Subsequently, the applicants and the sponsoring employer must submit all information to IGA (Interested Government Agency) which will review the application and then forward the recommendation to DOS Waiver Review Division (WRD). After WRD issued its own recommendation, the case will be forwarded to USCIS for final decision.
J-1 waiver once granted, the physician will work in H-1b status. Therefore, J-1 waiver applicants must also qualify for H-1b requirements. As soon as WRD issued its recommendation, H-1b application can be submitted so that it can be adjudicated with the J-1 waiver application.
IGA can be a state department of health or any other federal agency, including Department of Veterans Affairs, the Appalachian Regional Commission, Delta Regional Authority and US Department of Health and Human Services.
Please also see State of Delaware website for more information: http://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/dph/hsm/j1visahome.htmlhttps://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/1142140030762969806-7761603453596008712?l=deimmigration.blogspot.com
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Foreign physicians who received medical training in J-1 program must either return to their country or obtain a waiver before they can apply for an immigration visa, or change to almost any other nonimmigrant status. A J-1 waiver can be granted when the physician commits to practice medicine in an underserved area of the United States for at least three years. An area that is designated as Health Professional Shortage Area, Medically Underserved Area/Population or a VA facility normally qualify such requirement.
J-1 waiver applicants first submit their application (DS-3035) to DOS (Department of State) processing center. Subsequently, the applicants and the sponsoring employer must submit all information to IGA (Interested Government Agency) which will review the application and then forward the recommendation to DOS Waiver Review Division (WRD). After WRD issued its own recommendation, the case will be forwarded to USCIS for final decision.
J-1 waiver once granted, the physician will work in H-1b status. Therefore, J-1 waiver applicants must also qualify for H-1b requirements. As soon as WRD issued its recommendation, H-1b application can be submitted so that it can be adjudicated with the J-1 waiver application.
IGA can be a state department of health or any other federal agency, including Department of Veterans Affairs, the Appalachian Regional Commission, Delta Regional Authority and US Department of Health and Human Services.
Please also see State of Delaware website for more information: http://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/dph/hsm/j1visahome.htmlhttps://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/1142140030762969806-7761603453596008712?l=deimmigration.blogspot.com
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EkAurAaya
05-17 12:56 PM
I'm not a lawyer but my Mom was in the same situation accept she had GC back in the 70's and after that she moved to India and then used visitors visa to travel back and forth (couldn't travel every year) - My understanding is that once you use visitors visa to enter the country you automatically abandon your perm resident status (even though she never physically surrendered the GC).
She is now in the process of getting another 10 year visitor visa stamp, what I plan to do after that (through a lawyer) is request for info on her existing file under "right to know" laws, that will give information on her current state of GC... and then take it from there. Since I now have GC I'm thinking it would be easier to sponsor her in a few years then going through the process of reviving her GC (if thats even possible).
Hope this helps a little! if you plan to get info on her file make sure she has a good amount of time left on her visitors visa... so she can travel back and forth.
Good Luck! Share your experience :)
She is now in the process of getting another 10 year visitor visa stamp, what I plan to do after that (through a lawyer) is request for info on her existing file under "right to know" laws, that will give information on her current state of GC... and then take it from there. Since I now have GC I'm thinking it would be easier to sponsor her in a few years then going through the process of reviving her GC (if thats even possible).
Hope this helps a little! if you plan to get info on her file make sure she has a good amount of time left on her visitors visa... so she can travel back and forth.
Good Luck! Share your experience :)
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