eldrick
07-24 09:35 AM
Please help me again.
My husband's company lawyer already filed our I-485 but I made a mistake in entering my present company detail. Basically, I'm in H1 also and my transfer is still in process , so the present company detail I entered was for my old company not my new company ( which is still in process but I already got the receipt number). I didnt' know at the time of filing which company to enter that's why. Sorry, for being clueless but I really need your advice. Thank you.
My husband's company lawyer already filed our I-485 but I made a mistake in entering my present company detail. Basically, I'm in H1 also and my transfer is still in process , so the present company detail I entered was for my old company not my new company ( which is still in process but I already got the receipt number). I didnt' know at the time of filing which company to enter that's why. Sorry, for being clueless but I really need your advice. Thank you.
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zeorist123
03-11 02:39 PM
My am in eb-3 category with a PD jan 2007.
I applied my i-485 to NSC and it was transferred to NBC in 2009.
NBC arranged an interview with the local immigration office in April 2009.
The Immigration Offer issued a welcome notice even though my PD was not current.
I still have not received the GREEN CARD.
In March of 2011 I received an email saying that my case has been transferred to TSC "to speed up processing"
So I dont know if this is a good thing or a bad thing.
Please respond.
FYI: I have NOT changed my Job, my employer or my address.
I applied my i-485 to NSC and it was transferred to NBC in 2009.
NBC arranged an interview with the local immigration office in April 2009.
The Immigration Offer issued a welcome notice even though my PD was not current.
I still have not received the GREEN CARD.
In March of 2011 I received an email saying that my case has been transferred to TSC "to speed up processing"
So I dont know if this is a good thing or a bad thing.
Please respond.
FYI: I have NOT changed my Job, my employer or my address.
Blog Feeds
02-07 08:30 AM
When it comes to the Visa Waiver program, clients often ask me, what happens when a Visa Waiver traveler who is in the U.S. visits a third, non-adjacent country, and then seeks to return to the U.S.? Do they receive a new 90-day period upon re-entering the United States? What if they go to Mexico or Canada or another adjacent country?
According to the CBP, An alien admitted into the United States under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) who departs to visit a third country other than contiguous territory or an adjacent island and then returns to the United States to apply for admission as a temporary visitor for business or pleasure under the VWP, would receive a new 90-period of admission if he is found to be admissible.
If the same alien traveled only to foreign contiguous territory or an adjacent island, he would generally be readmitted for the balance of his original period of admission if found to be admissible. An alien is this situation may request to be admitted for a new 90-day period and be admitted for that new period if slbe is found to be admissible.
Please note that any VWP applicant for admission must establish his admissibility to the satisfaction of the inspecting CBP officers. An alien seeking a new 90-day period of admission under the VWP after departing the United States to "visit" a third country should expect to undergo greater scrutiny than most other VWP applicants. So this is possible but expect a tough time trying to get back in.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2011/02/san_diego_immigration_lawyer_v_1.html)
According to the CBP, An alien admitted into the United States under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) who departs to visit a third country other than contiguous territory or an adjacent island and then returns to the United States to apply for admission as a temporary visitor for business or pleasure under the VWP, would receive a new 90-period of admission if he is found to be admissible.
If the same alien traveled only to foreign contiguous territory or an adjacent island, he would generally be readmitted for the balance of his original period of admission if found to be admissible. An alien is this situation may request to be admitted for a new 90-day period and be admitted for that new period if slbe is found to be admissible.
Please note that any VWP applicant for admission must establish his admissibility to the satisfaction of the inspecting CBP officers. An alien seeking a new 90-day period of admission under the VWP after departing the United States to "visit" a third country should expect to undergo greater scrutiny than most other VWP applicants. So this is possible but expect a tough time trying to get back in.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2011/02/san_diego_immigration_lawyer_v_1.html)
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jsb
02-25 01:09 PM
I just think SUPPOSE the bill really "granting the green card to someone who have stayed in US continously for 5 years" and if every of this type applicant is charged US$20,000 for immigration entry fee, there will be tremendous amount of money inflow to the economy and can save the economic recession but it is only a dream and will never come true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
$20,000 fee as an immigration fee from those who have been in the US for 5 years (in addition to taxes, SS, Medicare etc.)? How will this save country from recession? Perhaps it will speed it up? $20K, which you would have spent on goods, will go out of circulation !!
$20,000 fee as an immigration fee from those who have been in the US for 5 years (in addition to taxes, SS, Medicare etc.)? How will this save country from recession? Perhaps it will speed it up? $20K, which you would have spent on goods, will go out of circulation !!
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January 3rd, 2005, 04:20 PM
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hibworker
03-28 04:18 PM
Hello folks
My fiances parents are applying for a B1/B2 Tourist visa on the basis of her 2 graduation ceremonies. We will get married in a court before her parents apply for a visa but the marriage ceremony will be between 2 graduations in US. If we also show that her parents are attending daughters wedding ceremony in US will the likelihood of them getting a visa increase? We can send a copy of marriage certificate before parents visa interview.
Thanks
I don't think so. The VO is interested in ensuring that your in-laws are visiting US for tourism / family visit and will return back after the visit. VO also wants to ensure that someone will pay for the entire trip and they will not become public burden.
My fiances parents are applying for a B1/B2 Tourist visa on the basis of her 2 graduation ceremonies. We will get married in a court before her parents apply for a visa but the marriage ceremony will be between 2 graduations in US. If we also show that her parents are attending daughters wedding ceremony in US will the likelihood of them getting a visa increase? We can send a copy of marriage certificate before parents visa interview.
Thanks
I don't think so. The VO is interested in ensuring that your in-laws are visiting US for tourism / family visit and will return back after the visit. VO also wants to ensure that someone will pay for the entire trip and they will not become public burden.
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bestin
05-18 12:10 PM
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sembat
06-15 09:40 PM
I kept checking for the processing times for I-140 for my wife on the following link https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp under the Nebraska center. Till yesterday the post date was showing May 18th and the processing time for I-140 was shown as 'September 2006' today the posted date changed to 15th June but the I-140 processing date went back to 'January 2006'. Can someone explain how is this possible? Shouldnt the processing date mean that applications received till 25th Sept 2006 have been processed? If thats correct then how can the date go back to Jan 1 2006? I dont think this can be a typo, it must have some reasoning. I would appreciate if someone can explain this in the forum
Thanks
--sembat
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h1b_forever
03-03 12:04 PM
Pappu,
Is it possible to provide some kind of link to this forum from homepage
We have created a new area on the forum to help IV members.
Jobs and networking - Immigration Voice (http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/forum114-jobs-and-networking/)
It may not be visible on the homepage thread. This would be a separate area where members can share information.
Is it possible to provide some kind of link to this forum from homepage
We have created a new area on the forum to help IV members.
Jobs and networking - Immigration Voice (http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/forum114-jobs-and-networking/)
It may not be visible on the homepage thread. This would be a separate area where members can share information.
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02-08 02:24 PM
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pappu
08-24 01:32 PM
Me, Masters In EE, Working in Medical Instrumentation at University.
Papers: 1st author 3, other 7
Conference/Posters: 1st author 3, other 13
Recommendation letters: 7
Just by having papers or reco letters is not good enough for NIW. Infact NIW is made tougher in recent times. Proving that work is in national interest in the most difficult part and cases are rejected due to this reason. If you are from India NIW would only save you couple of months of PERM work. EB2 is retrogressed. NIW was useful when labor certifications used to take sevaral years. If you are from india and you think you are really extraordinary and exceptional in your field, then go EB1. It is current now.if you have to apply in EB2 only then use the perm process. It is fast now.
Papers: 1st author 3, other 7
Conference/Posters: 1st author 3, other 13
Recommendation letters: 7
Just by having papers or reco letters is not good enough for NIW. Infact NIW is made tougher in recent times. Proving that work is in national interest in the most difficult part and cases are rejected due to this reason. If you are from India NIW would only save you couple of months of PERM work. EB2 is retrogressed. NIW was useful when labor certifications used to take sevaral years. If you are from india and you think you are really extraordinary and exceptional in your field, then go EB1. It is current now.if you have to apply in EB2 only then use the perm process. It is fast now.
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pointlesswait
07-23 02:40 PM
hello..
My h1 is valid till march 2010.. but the i-94 i have is expiring in Oct.. (i changed my job ..and had been out of US..on the old stamping..)
Can iget it extended staying in US? or do i have to leave get it restamped in desh.. ?
Is it illegal to stay on expired i-94..but witha valid H1?????????
what are my options..
cheers
My h1 is valid till march 2010.. but the i-94 i have is expiring in Oct.. (i changed my job ..and had been out of US..on the old stamping..)
Can iget it extended staying in US? or do i have to leave get it restamped in desh.. ?
Is it illegal to stay on expired i-94..but witha valid H1?????????
what are my options..
cheers
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iheartindia79
10-23 02:21 PM
I got a LUD on AP too, no change in the status though.
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srikanth003
04-01 09:43 AM
Hi,
My current situation is as below
I -797 and I-94 expiry date: 10 Jun 2011
Passport expiry : 28 Oct 2011
I am filing for H1 extension through my company immigration cell. However, they informed me that my passport had to be renewed before filing the extension !! else the attached I-94 in the extended I 797 will have the expiry date only till my passport expiry :confused:
In that case, if they had to wait for my renewed passport to arrive (which can take longer) to file the extension and my I-94 might expire before that.
Can someone please provide some advice if that's the case?
My current situation is as below
I -797 and I-94 expiry date: 10 Jun 2011
Passport expiry : 28 Oct 2011
I am filing for H1 extension through my company immigration cell. However, they informed me that my passport had to be renewed before filing the extension !! else the attached I-94 in the extended I 797 will have the expiry date only till my passport expiry :confused:
In that case, if they had to wait for my renewed passport to arrive (which can take longer) to file the extension and my I-94 might expire before that.
Can someone please provide some advice if that's the case?
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govindraj76
07-29 10:55 PM
GC Status: Filed in EB3, PD OCT 2004. I-485 not filed. I-140 status : Approved
Visa status: My LCA/H1visa end date is March 2011.
Situation:
I am on 7th year extension.H1 extension was approved based on approved I-140. H1 extension is set to expire in March 2011 (7-8 months)
There is a need for me to switch current employer.
1. Can the PD ported thru the next GC process by new employer, even if the I-140 is cancelled from prior employer ??
There is no fraud or any misrepresentation and if prior employer cancels appoved I-140.
Please provide insight in this case as how the USCIS officer takes decision on PD porting is concerned ?
Visa status: My LCA/H1visa end date is March 2011.
Situation:
I am on 7th year extension.H1 extension was approved based on approved I-140. H1 extension is set to expire in March 2011 (7-8 months)
There is a need for me to switch current employer.
1. Can the PD ported thru the next GC process by new employer, even if the I-140 is cancelled from prior employer ??
There is no fraud or any misrepresentation and if prior employer cancels appoved I-140.
Please provide insight in this case as how the USCIS officer takes decision on PD porting is concerned ?
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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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EAD
10-31 04:51 PM
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We went to the Atlanta office, the staff was pleasent, work flow streamlined and we were done in less than an hour although they looked and checked our hands almost four times for bandages and cuts.
We went to the Atlanta office, the staff was pleasent, work flow streamlined and we were done in less than an hour although they looked and checked our hands almost four times for bandages and cuts.
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AllVNeedGcPc
09-23 08:56 PM
...that you submitted and it has a column where you were supposed to fill in the job code. Also, you would have attached a copy of your approved labor to support the application and job category.
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mmandal
06-11 11:38 AM
Guys,
Can someone please let me know whether it is possible / advisable to travel while H1 approval is pending?
She is currently in H4 with a valid stamp in her passport. She filed for her H1 and was selected in lottery. She has a receipt but her approval is pending.
We were interested in making a short trip to India before Oct 1. But the consulting firm advised against it as according to them if she re-enters in H4 (even before Oct 1) while her H1 approval is pending, her H1 application will be cancelled and she has to restart the process all over again. Something to do with the last status on re-entry.
My thoughts are: The change of status will be effective Oct 1, 2008, why would it matter if I travel prior to that date?
A lot of you may have experienced the same dilemma, so please let me know...
thanks.
Can someone please let me know whether it is possible / advisable to travel while H1 approval is pending?
She is currently in H4 with a valid stamp in her passport. She filed for her H1 and was selected in lottery. She has a receipt but her approval is pending.
We were interested in making a short trip to India before Oct 1. But the consulting firm advised against it as according to them if she re-enters in H4 (even before Oct 1) while her H1 approval is pending, her H1 application will be cancelled and she has to restart the process all over again. Something to do with the last status on re-entry.
My thoughts are: The change of status will be effective Oct 1, 2008, why would it matter if I travel prior to that date?
A lot of you may have experienced the same dilemma, so please let me know...
thanks.
ajay
02-23 12:08 PM
Gurus,
I am considering switching my employer.
Currently I have I-140 and labor for GC approved in 2006.
Filed I-485 in July 2007.
My current H-1B expires on December 2009. (9 years on H-1B.... ya that long)
Based on my AC-21 portability after 180 days of I-140 approval, if I move to a new employer and file H-1B transfer, will I get default approval of only upto December 2009, or can I get 3-year extension based on my I-140 approval?
Appreciate your answers in advance.
Thanks,
Optimizer
You can get 3 years extension based on your approved I140. Please consult a lawyer before jumping into conclusions though.
I am considering switching my employer.
Currently I have I-140 and labor for GC approved in 2006.
Filed I-485 in July 2007.
My current H-1B expires on December 2009. (9 years on H-1B.... ya that long)
Based on my AC-21 portability after 180 days of I-140 approval, if I move to a new employer and file H-1B transfer, will I get default approval of only upto December 2009, or can I get 3-year extension based on my I-140 approval?
Appreciate your answers in advance.
Thanks,
Optimizer
You can get 3 years extension based on your approved I140. Please consult a lawyer before jumping into conclusions though.
roseball
02-21 11:39 PM
I know that PERM labor gets expired if one does not file I-140 within 180 days of labor's approval date.
I am wondering if DOL has any procedure to revive expired approved/unused PERM by filing some sort of request/appeal or by paying some sort of fees etc. or if not ,then one files a new PERM by referring the old unused approved labor for the same job and same person then DOL can give an expedited approval.
Short answer is NO.
You have to file a new PERM and it will be processed in the existing processing times unless its a special handling case (University profs, etc) which currently is taking around 4 months to get a PERM approval.
I am wondering if DOL has any procedure to revive expired approved/unused PERM by filing some sort of request/appeal or by paying some sort of fees etc. or if not ,then one files a new PERM by referring the old unused approved labor for the same job and same person then DOL can give an expedited approval.
Short answer is NO.
You have to file a new PERM and it will be processed in the existing processing times unless its a special handling case (University profs, etc) which currently is taking around 4 months to get a PERM approval.
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