atlfp
06-14 09:43 PM
Based on these reasons:
1. EB legals doesn't really count when it comes to the consideration. For one, the numbers that are suffering are too small; for two, what you go through is nothing in the eye of Kennedy's --- you have a job, you have enough food, you are not dying in the desert....you are having a pretty decent life, except that you wanted more;
2. Senators like Sessions can still argue that "so many legal people are waiting in the line", because you are indeed still waiting even though you can now file 485. So allow you to file doesn't really change their argument;
3. What makes you think that if you shut up they are going to have a easy day? It's not like that you have any teeth to bite any way.
So the PD moves forward is definitely a good thing regardless how CIR plays out.
Mark my words.... President Bush will single handedly make sure to pass the bill as it is.....
No one can stop it.
Do you all think it is just a co incidense that all the dates became current just when this bill (which was supposed to be in grave :rolleyes: ) is revived by those who extremely opposed it?
Do you know how many people will stop giving a damn, because they just filed their 485 s?
People like me who are result of bad practice employers are still here, and lucky ones will depart.....
We have been dealt a crucial blow here.
1. EB legals doesn't really count when it comes to the consideration. For one, the numbers that are suffering are too small; for two, what you go through is nothing in the eye of Kennedy's --- you have a job, you have enough food, you are not dying in the desert....you are having a pretty decent life, except that you wanted more;
2. Senators like Sessions can still argue that "so many legal people are waiting in the line", because you are indeed still waiting even though you can now file 485. So allow you to file doesn't really change their argument;
3. What makes you think that if you shut up they are going to have a easy day? It's not like that you have any teeth to bite any way.
So the PD moves forward is definitely a good thing regardless how CIR plays out.
Mark my words.... President Bush will single handedly make sure to pass the bill as it is.....
No one can stop it.
Do you all think it is just a co incidense that all the dates became current just when this bill (which was supposed to be in grave :rolleyes: ) is revived by those who extremely opposed it?
Do you know how many people will stop giving a damn, because they just filed their 485 s?
People like me who are result of bad practice employers are still here, and lucky ones will depart.....
We have been dealt a crucial blow here.
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kevnss
04-01 12:16 PM
I have posted this message in other threads couple of times but no reply so trying to create a new thread so it can be reviewed. Sorry.
I have one question though which I have already posted but didn't see any response. It would be nice if someone can clarify my doubt..
I have one question with regards to changing employer. My I-140 was approved long ago (in 2005) under EB3 and was filed for AOS during July 2007. But now we re-filed labor under EB2 got approved and refiled I-140 under EB2 category. I-140 under EB2 has been filed recently so I am assuming it will take months to get it approved. Now I am thinking of switching to new employer so what are my chances to move to new employer. Sorry am not sure if this message is already posted or not.
I have one question though which I have already posted but didn't see any response. It would be nice if someone can clarify my doubt..
I have one question with regards to changing employer. My I-140 was approved long ago (in 2005) under EB3 and was filed for AOS during July 2007. But now we re-filed labor under EB2 got approved and refiled I-140 under EB2 category. I-140 under EB2 has been filed recently so I am assuming it will take months to get it approved. Now I am thinking of switching to new employer so what are my chances to move to new employer. Sorry am not sure if this message is already posted or not.
gcwaiting4031
11-26 04:48 PM
1) I got my EAD 3 months back. Also received my AP in Oct. Typically how long is the journey from EAD to actual GC?
2) When does the 180 day period for AC21 begin? The day I sent my 140/485 packet or the receipt date (behind the cashed check) of my 140/485 application?
3) Now that I have my EAD, do I need to do anything at this point? I already have a SSN. Does the SSN change after getting EAD? Do I need to apply for I-9 or something?
4) Have people been successful with AC21? What if I want to move on to another role (different in responsibilities from my current role)? Can I still use AC21?
PS: My company lawyers are very unfriendly and rude. So thanks for your help in advance.
__________________________________________________ ________________
EB3, TSC, PD - Dec 06, 1st FP done, Filed 140 & 485 during the July rush
2) When does the 180 day period for AC21 begin? The day I sent my 140/485 packet or the receipt date (behind the cashed check) of my 140/485 application?
3) Now that I have my EAD, do I need to do anything at this point? I already have a SSN. Does the SSN change after getting EAD? Do I need to apply for I-9 or something?
4) Have people been successful with AC21? What if I want to move on to another role (different in responsibilities from my current role)? Can I still use AC21?
PS: My company lawyers are very unfriendly and rude. So thanks for your help in advance.
__________________________________________________ ________________
EB3, TSC, PD - Dec 06, 1st FP done, Filed 140 & 485 during the July rush
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pbuckeye
08-23 10:34 AM
Hi
I am currently on H1b and I have applied for an extension around July 14th. My i-94 is expiring on
Sept 20th. My husband is currently on F-1. I wanted to find out in case my H1b visa is rejected, will
I have to immediately leave the country. Would it be possible for me to convert to F-2 while being in US
in case my H1-B gets rejected?
If the rejection comes after the I-94 expiry date then theoretically yes. However, check with an attorney on any "grace period" (sometimes the denial notice mentions 10 days or 30 days).
You can convert to F2 as long as you have not applied for I-140 (shown immigrant intent).
You can also file a new H1B or file a "motion to reconsider" if you have new supporting documents or a change in circumstances.
Good luck with the extension.
I am currently on H1b and I have applied for an extension around July 14th. My i-94 is expiring on
Sept 20th. My husband is currently on F-1. I wanted to find out in case my H1b visa is rejected, will
I have to immediately leave the country. Would it be possible for me to convert to F-2 while being in US
in case my H1-B gets rejected?
If the rejection comes after the I-94 expiry date then theoretically yes. However, check with an attorney on any "grace period" (sometimes the denial notice mentions 10 days or 30 days).
You can convert to F2 as long as you have not applied for I-140 (shown immigrant intent).
You can also file a new H1B or file a "motion to reconsider" if you have new supporting documents or a change in circumstances.
Good luck with the extension.
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andy garcia
03-28 08:12 PM
Fiscal year 2007 -- Does this mean all the visas issued from nov-07 till date or nov-06 to oct-07 ?
Fiscal Year 2007 means Oct 1, 2006 to Sep 30, 2007
Fiscal Year 2007 means Oct 1, 2006 to Sep 30, 2007
ahiyer
11-24 02:30 PM
Thanks for the reply.
I forgot to mention this is for new H1B filing, does it matter in that case?
I forgot to mention this is for new H1B filing, does it matter in that case?
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voldemar
10-24 08:40 AM
Is it correct that with an AP you are not guaranteed re-entry?
Yes, that's correct. Especially if you are subject to 3 or 10 years bar.
For how many months is it valid?
For 1 year.
DO you need a lawyer to re new it or is it an easy process that any layman can re-new on their own?
No, I did it myself twice.
Yes, that's correct. Especially if you are subject to 3 or 10 years bar.
For how many months is it valid?
For 1 year.
DO you need a lawyer to re new it or is it an easy process that any layman can re-new on their own?
No, I did it myself twice.
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I'm humbled by yuor comments thank you:goatee:
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06-26 03:40 PM
If you hold a green card and know in advance that you must be outside the United States for more than one year, it's worth applying to USCIS for a reentry permit (http://www.h1b.biz/lawyer-attorney-46E25CCD-3076-4CAE-B8909FA9BFF73FEA.html). This lets you to stay away for up to two years.
You should send in your application before leaving. Your reentry permit will serve as an entry document when you are ready to return. Reentry permits cannot be renewed and can be applied for only inside the United States. If you want to stay away for more than two years, you must return briefly and apply for another reentry permit.
The Nebraska Service Center (NSC) of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued an advisement in June 2009 regarding a change in procedures related to requests for rescheduling biometrics (fingerprinting) appointments for applications for reentry permits. The NSC has advised that all applications for reentry permits will be denied if the fingerprinting is not completed within 120 days of filing. The procedures for requesting expedited fingerprinting have not changed. I assume this is due to fact that many Green Card holders living abroad were trying to apply for the permit from overseas. In order to stp the practice, USCIS is trying to impose the strict biometrics schedule to make sure applicants apply form inside the US.
Applicants either have to appear at their scheduled appointments or request to be rescheduled. This request must occur before the appointment date. A request for rescheduling must be accompanied by a reasonable excuse for the inability to appear for the scheduled appointment. Rescheduled appointments are set within a maximum 30-day timeframe. Applicants should plan their travel accordingly, as the announcement is absolute with respect to the 30-day timeframe.
Here is a good tip to avoid one's green card being considered automatically abandoned under law, it is important to return within one year, at the latest.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2009/06/how_to_keep_you_green_card_cha.html)
You should send in your application before leaving. Your reentry permit will serve as an entry document when you are ready to return. Reentry permits cannot be renewed and can be applied for only inside the United States. If you want to stay away for more than two years, you must return briefly and apply for another reentry permit.
The Nebraska Service Center (NSC) of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued an advisement in June 2009 regarding a change in procedures related to requests for rescheduling biometrics (fingerprinting) appointments for applications for reentry permits. The NSC has advised that all applications for reentry permits will be denied if the fingerprinting is not completed within 120 days of filing. The procedures for requesting expedited fingerprinting have not changed. I assume this is due to fact that many Green Card holders living abroad were trying to apply for the permit from overseas. In order to stp the practice, USCIS is trying to impose the strict biometrics schedule to make sure applicants apply form inside the US.
Applicants either have to appear at their scheduled appointments or request to be rescheduled. This request must occur before the appointment date. A request for rescheduling must be accompanied by a reasonable excuse for the inability to appear for the scheduled appointment. Rescheduled appointments are set within a maximum 30-day timeframe. Applicants should plan their travel accordingly, as the announcement is absolute with respect to the 30-day timeframe.
Here is a good tip to avoid one's green card being considered automatically abandoned under law, it is important to return within one year, at the latest.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2009/06/how_to_keep_you_green_card_cha.html)
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mr_aryan
10-19 01:42 PM
Anybody??:(
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NolaIndian32
06-30 01:27 PM
Getting married in the US, then followed by the ceremony back home is advisable. The same was recommended by an attorney to my family member.
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pd_recapturing
05-27 11:17 AM
do we need to send passport size photos along with supporting documets after efiling ?
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days_go_by
09-16 12:27 PM
US did not invest in ou upbringing or education.
All those were paid by India (or other countries), we led unproductive part of our lives in India (or other countries)and contribute to US economy.
Free trained labor, in fact if you count spouse ->Buy one get one free.
All those were paid by India (or other countries), we led unproductive part of our lives in India (or other countries)and contribute to US economy.
Free trained labor, in fact if you count spouse ->Buy one get one free.
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pbuckeye
08-23 10:34 AM
Hi
I am currently on H1b and I have applied for an extension around July 14th. My i-94 is expiring on
Sept 20th. My husband is currently on F-1. I wanted to find out in case my H1b visa is rejected, will
I have to immediately leave the country. Would it be possible for me to convert to F-2 while being in US
in case my H1-B gets rejected?
If the rejection comes after the I-94 expiry date then theoretically yes. However, check with an attorney on any "grace period" (sometimes the denial notice mentions 10 days or 30 days).
You can convert to F2 as long as you have not applied for I-140 (shown immigrant intent).
You can also file a new H1B or file a "motion to reconsider" if you have new supporting documents or a change in circumstances.
Good luck with the extension.
I am currently on H1b and I have applied for an extension around July 14th. My i-94 is expiring on
Sept 20th. My husband is currently on F-1. I wanted to find out in case my H1b visa is rejected, will
I have to immediately leave the country. Would it be possible for me to convert to F-2 while being in US
in case my H1-B gets rejected?
If the rejection comes after the I-94 expiry date then theoretically yes. However, check with an attorney on any "grace period" (sometimes the denial notice mentions 10 days or 30 days).
You can convert to F2 as long as you have not applied for I-140 (shown immigrant intent).
You can also file a new H1B or file a "motion to reconsider" if you have new supporting documents or a change in circumstances.
Good luck with the extension.
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reachinus
07-18 01:02 PM
I do not know about the number of recipts#, but if you gave the checks for the applications then most of the banks give images of cashed-check. That image will have the recipt number printed on the back side of check.
BTW, When did your 485 application/package reach USCIS? June or July 2007
Yes. You can get the numbers for the cancelled checks as well.
BTW, When did your 485 application/package reach USCIS? June or July 2007
Yes. You can get the numbers for the cancelled checks as well.
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gcisadawg
02-13 10:53 AM
Useful read:
Save $50 a Day (and Feel No Pain)
http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting/article/106586/Save-$50-a-Day-(and-Feel-No-Pain);_ylt=Asmo.fY6BYhkqPXOHSL7olQy0tIF
Pappu, very good article. I saw this in this month's Kiplinger.
A penny saved is 'far better than' a penny earned because you don't have to pay taxes for the penny you saved whereas you have to pay taxes for the one you earned!
Save $50 a Day (and Feel No Pain)
http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting/article/106586/Save-$50-a-Day-(and-Feel-No-Pain);_ylt=Asmo.fY6BYhkqPXOHSL7olQy0tIF
Pappu, very good article. I saw this in this month's Kiplinger.
A penny saved is 'far better than' a penny earned because you don't have to pay taxes for the penny you saved whereas you have to pay taxes for the one you earned!
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feedfront
10-13 02:00 PM
Photocopy of her passport also needed.
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gc122004
07-25 03:50 PM
I would like to request for info pass, let us say If I need it on August 2nd week how many days before I can login to info pass and take that.
In other words if I go an take Info pass today when can I get the erliest scheduled date?.
Thanks,
I fixed infopass appt last week for my interm EAD through infopass.uscis.gov. It showed me a date exactly 91st day from the date of RC date so I fixed that date. Hope this helps.
In other words if I go an take Info pass today when can I get the erliest scheduled date?.
Thanks,
I fixed infopass appt last week for my interm EAD through infopass.uscis.gov. It showed me a date exactly 91st day from the date of RC date so I fixed that date. Hope this helps.
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solaris27
06-05 04:41 PM
Just want to know that is there any law
which help to get overtime for full time employee.
I know if you consultant you get paid by hours but not when you become full time employee.
which help to get overtime for full time employee.
I know if you consultant you get paid by hours but not when you become full time employee.
xyz
06-17 07:22 PM
Should you get immunizations done *before* you met the Dr?
If you have immunization records, you need to present to the Doctor. If you do not have records, Doctor will administer certain vaccines or will request blood work to test for the immunity against certain diseases such as Vericella, MMR, etc.
If you have immunization records, you need to present to the Doctor. If you do not have records, Doctor will administer certain vaccines or will request blood work to test for the immunity against certain diseases such as Vericella, MMR, etc.
santb1975
01-28 10:45 PM
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