gc_kaavaali
06-19 03:56 PM
Hi Guys,
One of my friend is working on L1 visa in chicago. He has approved H1b from last year. He is planning to go for stamping in mexico. Question is, After H1B stamping can he work for same company on L1? Forgive me if it is stupid question.
One of my friend is working on L1 visa in chicago. He has approved H1b from last year. He is planning to go for stamping in mexico. Question is, After H1B stamping can he work for same company on L1? Forgive me if it is stupid question.
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jerrygreat
11-25 09:09 PM
Hello, All buddies:
My case is a little special:
After my wife (H-1B) filed I-140/I-485, I got EAD in Dec 2006, and I (H4)started to work by using EAD from Jan 2, 2007. On May 10, 2007, we received I-140/I485 denial letter. we filed a reopen and reconsideration for I-140 denial. I was still using that EAD for work (it is vaild from Dec 2006-Dec 2007) during that time. In November 27. 2007, I changed my visa from H4=>H1.(I was not being asked by USCIS to go aborad for re-stamping H1, anyway it is approved). The USCIS denied our Reopen and Reconsideration for I-140 again later in March 2008.
Now the comany sponsor me to apply for EB2 green card.
Usaually, when using EAD, your status is AOS, and when I-140/I485 denied,
you lose your status. In my case, from May 10-Nov 27, I maybe already lose
my status. however, H4=>H1 is OK without any problem.
My question
1.
I worried that in the future, in the stage of waiting for I-485 approval, does USCIS can find out that I have the above problem between May 10-Nov 27, (it is over 180 days)?!
--However, during that period, I have a I-140 reopen and reconsideration case pending?--does this mean legally staying in US? (even it denied again later)
2.
If this is a problem, do I had better go home country/re-entry US once to clean these mess?
3.
However, I am over 180 days, is that possible that I can not come back?
Thank you very much in advance.
Jerry
My case is a little special:
After my wife (H-1B) filed I-140/I-485, I got EAD in Dec 2006, and I (H4)started to work by using EAD from Jan 2, 2007. On May 10, 2007, we received I-140/I485 denial letter. we filed a reopen and reconsideration for I-140 denial. I was still using that EAD for work (it is vaild from Dec 2006-Dec 2007) during that time. In November 27. 2007, I changed my visa from H4=>H1.(I was not being asked by USCIS to go aborad for re-stamping H1, anyway it is approved). The USCIS denied our Reopen and Reconsideration for I-140 again later in March 2008.
Now the comany sponsor me to apply for EB2 green card.
Usaually, when using EAD, your status is AOS, and when I-140/I485 denied,
you lose your status. In my case, from May 10-Nov 27, I maybe already lose
my status. however, H4=>H1 is OK without any problem.
My question
1.
I worried that in the future, in the stage of waiting for I-485 approval, does USCIS can find out that I have the above problem between May 10-Nov 27, (it is over 180 days)?!
--However, during that period, I have a I-140 reopen and reconsideration case pending?--does this mean legally staying in US? (even it denied again later)
2.
If this is a problem, do I had better go home country/re-entry US once to clean these mess?
3.
However, I am over 180 days, is that possible that I can not come back?
Thank you very much in advance.
Jerry
xbohdpukc
04-21 08:17 PM
Surely won't fly.
I-140 doesn't belong to the employee. Period.
I-140 doesn't belong to the employee. Period.
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hpandey
08-20 12:36 PM
As long as you have the proof of marriage and related documents you are all set. Filing taxes as single or married has nothing to do with the GC application of the derivative .
Change of address is a slight point of concern so I would advise you to do it immediatly. Then everything should be all set. Make sure you have the same address on everything from now onwards - paystubs, bills etc which would be proof for future.
Change of address is a slight point of concern so I would advise you to do it immediatly. Then everything should be all set. Make sure you have the same address on everything from now onwards - paystubs, bills etc which would be proof for future.
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ronhira
06-08 10:36 AM
Sen. Reid is up for re-election in 2010. That's why he is making statements like these favoring Immigration Bill because there is large hispanic population in NV that will be potential voters for Senator's re-election.
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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Sakthisagar
07-28 01:50 PM
A federal judge in Phoenix on Wednesday blocked key provisions of Arizona's controversial immigration law from taking effect as scheduled Thursday, granting in part an injunction requested by the Obama administration.
U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton ruled that the injunction would apply to the portion of the state law that requires police to try to determine the immigration status of a person they arrest, stop or detain while enforcing other laws if they reasonably suspect the person is in the United States illegally.
In a lawsuit filed against Arizona, the Obama administration said the law was unconstitutional and warned that the provision would result in racial profiling and harassment of U.S. citizens, legal immigrants and foreign visitors.
Bolton said in her ruling that it was "not in the public interest" for Arizona to enforce a provision that preempts federal enforcement of immigration law.
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U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton ruled that the injunction would apply to the portion of the state law that requires police to try to determine the immigration status of a person they arrest, stop or detain while enforcing other laws if they reasonably suspect the person is in the United States illegally.
In a lawsuit filed against Arizona, the Obama administration said the law was unconstitutional and warned that the provision would result in racial profiling and harassment of U.S. citizens, legal immigrants and foreign visitors.
Bolton said in her ruling that it was "not in the public interest" for Arizona to enforce a provision that preempts federal enforcement of immigration law.
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rameshms
10-24 02:08 PM
I received RFE's on the AP application for myself and my wife in the last week of September. We received our Fingerprinting notices the following week. We had our Biometrics done on October 12th. As far as my experience goes, I do not think RFE on AP should adversely affect the receipt of fingerprinting appointment notices.
Ramesh
Ramesh
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kirupa
04-23 10:07 PM
Hi Gaurav,
Unfortunately, I don't think it is possible to customize the scrollbar inside a WebBrowser. The WebBrowser is almost a direct inline view of the IE browser, so if your IE browser's scrollbars were different, then I believe the WebBrowser control's scrollbars would be different as well.
In other words, the style is inherited from IE.
:)
Unfortunately, I don't think it is possible to customize the scrollbar inside a WebBrowser. The WebBrowser is almost a direct inline view of the IE browser, so if your IE browser's scrollbars were different, then I believe the WebBrowser control's scrollbars would be different as well.
In other words, the style is inherited from IE.
:)
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Refugee_New
01-03 03:37 PM
Did you called them????
No. They met during the lunch time i guess
No. They met during the lunch time i guess
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Becks
03-30 07:55 PM
You can change the job peacefully using AC21 since your 485 is pending for more than 6months. Your labor position/location etc doesnt mater. Your current employer cannot do anything but you need to get a copy of labor and I140 from him to use AC21. Also your next job should be same or similar to the one in the labor certification. Hope this helps.
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hey.camelo
06-01 11:03 PM
Hi, I would like to change job but my credit history is so bad. credit score is in recovery stage. I was unable to pay credit card debt and worked with settlement company and settled all the cards..I paid every thing as of last month. But there were delequencies still appearing on my report..
I am working for a decent company, but i would like to change the job due to uncertainity and very less compensation..
It is very very urgent. Can some one suggest if there will be any issues that matters job switching. In general, will the companies pull credit reports and deny jobs based on credits...Will the credit history matters.. I did not had any foreclosures or bankruptsy.
Plz plz suggest..looking for a way around..
I am working for a decent company, but i would like to change the job due to uncertainity and very less compensation..
It is very very urgent. Can some one suggest if there will be any issues that matters job switching. In general, will the companies pull credit reports and deny jobs based on credits...Will the credit history matters.. I did not had any foreclosures or bankruptsy.
Plz plz suggest..looking for a way around..
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r_vas200
09-05 11:48 AM
Can't change my employer
can't change my job profile
can't change my address
but i know i can change the world
so give me my green card
can't change my job profile
can't change my address
but i know i can change the world
so give me my green card
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admin
05-30 08:42 AM
Immigration Voice has been featured today's Baltimore Sun Headlines. Given that many of the Lawmakers and their Staff reside in the Baltimore area, we're sure that this will be a great positive impact for our cause. Thanks to our member Raj Patel for volunteering for this effort.
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/nationworld/bal-te.md.skilled30may30,0,682133.story?page=1&coll=bal-local-headlines
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gcdreamer05
09-30 12:58 PM
Could this be the administrative fix that IV is working on - which pappu replied in another thread.
Can we please get this so that people can add spouses (if they did not do so during july fiasco).
Can we please get this so that people can add spouses (if they did not do so during july fiasco).
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jaune
03-28 04:09 PM
Hi
Did ur parents mention in their DS-156 as self-financing or did they mention ur name ?
My parents applied for visa ..
documents submitted
1) Bank deposit in US around 9000 $
2) deposit in india about 10000$
3) Job No objection certificate ( parents )
4) affidavit's of support
5) They carried all property documents in india ( valuated by CPA )
6) my H1b1 copy and a letter of invitation from me
thanks
Did ur parents mention in their DS-156 as self-financing or did they mention ur name ?
My parents applied for visa ..
documents submitted
1) Bank deposit in US around 9000 $
2) deposit in india about 10000$
3) Job No objection certificate ( parents )
4) affidavit's of support
5) They carried all property documents in india ( valuated by CPA )
6) my H1b1 copy and a letter of invitation from me
thanks
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waitnwatch
05-30 04:29 PM
"Everybody is talking about the illegal immigrants, even though they broke the law," said Patel. "They are going to give them amnesty, but the high-skilled people like us, who are contributing to the U.S. economy - we are overlooked."
Good article giving us some great exposure. Just noticed the above line in the article..... I hope there is no political impact of the use of "amnesty" in the statement. I guess I am being a bit paranoid!
Good article giving us some great exposure. Just noticed the above line in the article..... I hope there is no political impact of the use of "amnesty" in the statement. I guess I am being a bit paranoid!
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iam4u4ever
05-30 05:00 PM
Can anyone tell me how long it will take to receive card after receiving welcome email?
Permanent Resident Card Production Delays
USCIS is announcing that applicants may experience up to an eight week delay in the delivery of their permanent resident card while we are in the process of upgrading our card production equipment. USCIS Field Offices will be issuing temporary evidence of permanent residence in the form of an I-551 stamp to applicants approved for permanent residence at the time of their interview. You will need to take your passport to your appointment. If you do not have a passport, you must bring a passport style photo and government issued photo identification to receive temporary evidence of permanent residence.
If the application is approved subsequent to your interview or by a Service Center or the National Benefit Center, the applicant should bring the above documents to an INFOPASS appointment to be issued temporary evidence of permanent residence in the form of an I-551 stamp.
Last updated:05/29/2009
Permanent Resident Card Production Delays
USCIS is announcing that applicants may experience up to an eight week delay in the delivery of their permanent resident card while we are in the process of upgrading our card production equipment. USCIS Field Offices will be issuing temporary evidence of permanent residence in the form of an I-551 stamp to applicants approved for permanent residence at the time of their interview. You will need to take your passport to your appointment. If you do not have a passport, you must bring a passport style photo and government issued photo identification to receive temporary evidence of permanent residence.
If the application is approved subsequent to your interview or by a Service Center or the National Benefit Center, the applicant should bring the above documents to an INFOPASS appointment to be issued temporary evidence of permanent residence in the form of an I-551 stamp.
Last updated:05/29/2009
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marinash
04-02 12:22 PM
I have a question. Our files are stuck in the Chicago local office (after our interview last year) and the only thing pending is the Namecheck, which has been pending for more than 180 days. Our PD is current. Is anyone in the same position?
It is frustrating because you do not get any LUDs when your files are in the local office and I have no indication whether the Chicago officeis processing cases with NC pending > 180 days. Anyone knows?
It is frustrating because you do not get any LUDs when your files are in the local office and I have no indication whether the Chicago officeis processing cases with NC pending > 180 days. Anyone knows?
Blog Feeds
03-24 09:40 AM
AILA Leadership Has Just Posted the Following:
The Center for American Progress released a report detailing the actual cost of the only solution proposed by anti-immigration restrictionists--Mass Deportation. In "The Costs of Mass Deportation (http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2010/03/deportation_cost.html),"Marshal Fitz, Gebe Martinez and Madura Wijewardena have put together a realistic appraisal of the costs of the only option other than comprehensive immigration reform. It is not a pretty picture. With costs over 5 years of $285 BILLION dollars (money which most folks understand that we do not have), we are faced with what appears to be an easy choice.
One, bring 12 million people out of the shadow economy and into the light. Allow them to pay taxes. Allow them to drive without fear. Allow them to live with their families. Allow them to generate wealth in the greatest economic engine ever created by man, the U.S. economy. Change our legal immigration system to eliminate outrageous non-immigrant and immigrant visa delays and encourage the immigration to the U.S. of the best and the brightest.
Or, two, deport everyone who had the courage to try to make it in America, even without a visa or status. Keep legal immigration restricted and strangle the economy, innovation, and motivation. Create fear and panic in immigrant communities, both legal and undocumented. Unmotivate immigrant youth to excel in school. Do everything in your power to cause distrust of lawful enforcement authority in immigrant communities.
These are your choices Congress. These are your choices Mr. President. Which will you have the courage to pursue and change?
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The Center for American Progress released a report detailing the actual cost of the only solution proposed by anti-immigration restrictionists--Mass Deportation. In "The Costs of Mass Deportation (http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2010/03/deportation_cost.html),"Marshal Fitz, Gebe Martinez and Madura Wijewardena have put together a realistic appraisal of the costs of the only option other than comprehensive immigration reform. It is not a pretty picture. With costs over 5 years of $285 BILLION dollars (money which most folks understand that we do not have), we are faced with what appears to be an easy choice.
One, bring 12 million people out of the shadow economy and into the light. Allow them to pay taxes. Allow them to drive without fear. Allow them to live with their families. Allow them to generate wealth in the greatest economic engine ever created by man, the U.S. economy. Change our legal immigration system to eliminate outrageous non-immigrant and immigrant visa delays and encourage the immigration to the U.S. of the best and the brightest.
Or, two, deport everyone who had the courage to try to make it in America, even without a visa or status. Keep legal immigration restricted and strangle the economy, innovation, and motivation. Create fear and panic in immigrant communities, both legal and undocumented. Unmotivate immigrant youth to excel in school. Do everything in your power to cause distrust of lawful enforcement authority in immigrant communities.
These are your choices Congress. These are your choices Mr. President. Which will you have the courage to pursue and change?
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/186823568153827945-5480778243706963683?l=ailaleadership.blogspot.com
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front123
03-19 02:27 PM
Hello,
I am not sure if this situation below has been faced by any forum member. Would appreciate any information/experience or advise from fellow members and attorneys
I am on H1-B - I- 140 approved stage (EB3) for past several years and have faced no issue with Extensions(5) and 8 Stampings over this long period, working for the same employer.Apr 2003 PD with 1 yr left on current H1 extension.
I 485- AOS not applied
I am now contemplating to return permanently due to personal reasons and in this process effectively abandon the H1-B and GC process.
After I return, my employer would keep the I-140 and GC process active and I may work for the same employer remotely.
What are the options I have ?
1.If I do not apply for the H1-B extension next year but my employer keeps the job open for the next few years(future employ), is Consular Processing possible once Apr-03 becomes current- say 3 years from now.. - what documents would I require in that case?
In the next 4 years, possibly Eb3 April 03 might become available thus making the AOS possible thru Consular Processing
Do I need to apply H1-B extension in this case if I am out of the US but still want to keep the GC process active?
2. If I need to apply for H1-B extension next year with the same employer assuming the job is still available (only if I return and assuming PD is not current),
Based on Neufeld memo, what would be the additional documents reqd for such an extension ?
3. In case CIS construes this as abandonment, would this have any bearing 10 years later, if I apply for Perm. Residence thru I -130 route, family based immigration
Would appreciate any advise on this.
I am not sure if this situation below has been faced by any forum member. Would appreciate any information/experience or advise from fellow members and attorneys
I am on H1-B - I- 140 approved stage (EB3) for past several years and have faced no issue with Extensions(5) and 8 Stampings over this long period, working for the same employer.Apr 2003 PD with 1 yr left on current H1 extension.
I 485- AOS not applied
I am now contemplating to return permanently due to personal reasons and in this process effectively abandon the H1-B and GC process.
After I return, my employer would keep the I-140 and GC process active and I may work for the same employer remotely.
What are the options I have ?
1.If I do not apply for the H1-B extension next year but my employer keeps the job open for the next few years(future employ), is Consular Processing possible once Apr-03 becomes current- say 3 years from now.. - what documents would I require in that case?
In the next 4 years, possibly Eb3 April 03 might become available thus making the AOS possible thru Consular Processing
Do I need to apply H1-B extension in this case if I am out of the US but still want to keep the GC process active?
2. If I need to apply for H1-B extension next year with the same employer assuming the job is still available (only if I return and assuming PD is not current),
Based on Neufeld memo, what would be the additional documents reqd for such an extension ?
3. In case CIS construes this as abandonment, would this have any bearing 10 years later, if I apply for Perm. Residence thru I -130 route, family based immigration
Would appreciate any advise on this.
