sts_seeker
06-14 06:41 PM
Does the first I-140 denial has any impact on the second I-140 I am filing?IF so how is that???
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masti_Gai
08-28 10:13 AM
how could u open a company being on H1???
how does ur friend work though???
does he have a valid visa like a Green Card or something...
coz am sure u couldn't have gotten him a H1 visa as u urself are on H1
how does ur friend work though???
does he have a valid visa like a Green Card or something...
coz am sure u couldn't have gotten him a H1 visa as u urself are on H1
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09-09 07:30 PM
Immigration Visa Attorney Blog Has Just Posted the Following:
http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/177934_bus_queue_v.jpgMajor news for relatives of legal permanent residents who have been patiently waiting for their petitions to become current. The Department of State reported in the September 2010 visa bulletin (http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bulletin/bulletin_5113.html) that applicants who are spouses or children of greencard holders (filed as late as January 1, 2010) can now be processed for greencards. This is true for applicants from all countries except Mexico and the Dominican Republic, whose priority dates aren't far behind either: January 1, 2009.
What is a a "priority date," you ask? A "priority date" is a legal term of art that can be exceedingly hard to explain (especially in a blog), but I'll try. Let's start with basics. There is a quota on how many immigrants can come legally to the country per year. Imagine the quota like it is a long line of people lining up for a greencard. The people at the front of the line are those whose relative petitions were filed earliest, ie those with the earliest "priority date." A priority date is established on the date that your petition is received by the USCIS. Of course, the earlier your priority date, the sooner you can later ask for greencard status. Generally, priority dates always move forward, but these dates can also go backwards, and if applications aren't received by USCIS before this "retrogression" happens, applicants are back to the waiting game.
In the past month, the (F2A) priority date in the the family-based second preference category (ie for spouses and children of greencard holders) advanced from March 2009 to January 2010! This has made an incredible difference to those who have been waiting to be reunited with their spouses and children, rather than expecting a year or more of wait, this category of new immigrants can now start processing their greencard applications. If you would like assistance in making sure that your application can be made as quickly as possible, contact the attorneys at Fong & Chun, LLP before those dates retrogress. --ecf
More... (http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/2010/09/relatives-of-permanent-residen.html)
http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/177934_bus_queue_v.jpgMajor news for relatives of legal permanent residents who have been patiently waiting for their petitions to become current. The Department of State reported in the September 2010 visa bulletin (http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bulletin/bulletin_5113.html) that applicants who are spouses or children of greencard holders (filed as late as January 1, 2010) can now be processed for greencards. This is true for applicants from all countries except Mexico and the Dominican Republic, whose priority dates aren't far behind either: January 1, 2009.
What is a a "priority date," you ask? A "priority date" is a legal term of art that can be exceedingly hard to explain (especially in a blog), but I'll try. Let's start with basics. There is a quota on how many immigrants can come legally to the country per year. Imagine the quota like it is a long line of people lining up for a greencard. The people at the front of the line are those whose relative petitions were filed earliest, ie those with the earliest "priority date." A priority date is established on the date that your petition is received by the USCIS. Of course, the earlier your priority date, the sooner you can later ask for greencard status. Generally, priority dates always move forward, but these dates can also go backwards, and if applications aren't received by USCIS before this "retrogression" happens, applicants are back to the waiting game.
In the past month, the (F2A) priority date in the the family-based second preference category (ie for spouses and children of greencard holders) advanced from March 2009 to January 2010! This has made an incredible difference to those who have been waiting to be reunited with their spouses and children, rather than expecting a year or more of wait, this category of new immigrants can now start processing their greencard applications. If you would like assistance in making sure that your application can be made as quickly as possible, contact the attorneys at Fong & Chun, LLP before those dates retrogress. --ecf
More... (http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/2010/09/relatives-of-permanent-residen.html)
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bkshres
10-07 12:47 PM
thanks for your response. My lawyer said she mailed with Fedex and it was delivered 3 weeks back. She is saying these days it takes 3-4 weeks to get receipt notice. but I am not sure whether its true or its just my case getting lost somewhere.
How long should I wait and what should I do next?
How long should I wait and what should I do next?
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neeidd
08-05 12:20 PM
We will not see any approvals unless we act togther and campaign for our cause. Please join us. More details at
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showthread.php?t=20657
The thread you linked for I-140 delays. I am asking about I-485 approvals :)
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showthread.php?t=20657
The thread you linked for I-140 delays. I am asking about I-485 approvals :)
kala
11-22 06:19 AM
Hi Zelwyn,
Im interested in pixel art. I work with several clients who need "Hightech/corporate" icons for company applications and websites.
Could you send me some examples of your work which will suit my needs?
Cheers
Im interested in pixel art. I work with several clients who need "Hightech/corporate" icons for company applications and websites.
Could you send me some examples of your work which will suit my needs?
Cheers
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xlr8r
06-10 04:23 PM
Took about 2.5 months for me. I would ask for a complete copy of the Alien record.
I would suggest that you ask them to provide you with the result of the FOIA on a CD. CD has no charge.....
thanks man and one more favor
what should I specify underneath
Identify the documents, records, or information you are seeking. Be as specific as possible.
section if I need all the documents submitted with my I-485 application?
I would suggest that you ask them to provide you with the result of the FOIA on a CD. CD has no charge.....
thanks man and one more favor
what should I specify underneath
Identify the documents, records, or information you are seeking. Be as specific as possible.
section if I need all the documents submitted with my I-485 application?
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Cmartin
03-06 08:54 PM
Actually I have an L2 not an L1...hence the need of an EAD before the green card...
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abcka111
05-01 06:57 PM
My husband is working for company X on H1-B and he could possibly be fired in couple of weeks. My questions are:
1. Does he need to leave the country on his last working day? Can he stay for a couple of weeks to look for another job?
2. If he finds a job after getting fired, will he be out of status till he finds a job?
3. If for example, 15th of May is his last working day in Company X and his H1B transfer process starts on 25th of May. Will the gap in the number of days of visa filling be an issue in future for Green card processing?
4. I am currently on H4. During his H1B transfer, does anything need to be done for my visa?
1. Does he need to leave the country on his last working day? Can he stay for a couple of weeks to look for another job?
2. If he finds a job after getting fired, will he be out of status till he finds a job?
3. If for example, 15th of May is his last working day in Company X and his H1B transfer process starts on 25th of May. Will the gap in the number of days of visa filling be an issue in future for Green card processing?
4. I am currently on H4. During his H1B transfer, does anything need to be done for my visa?
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MCQ
11-19 01:12 PM
ESTA is valid for 2 years - you only need to do it eithere every 2 years or when your passport expires - whatever comes first - my sister in law is using it to come to the US next week for Thanksgiving and had to sign up for the ESTA a couple of months back when she booked her ticket.
Only thing is it's for Visa Waiver countries at the moment - although I suspect that they would extend it to anyone who has a visa at some point. I believe that's the same thing that the Australians do.
hope that helps.
McQ
Only thing is it's for Visa Waiver countries at the moment - although I suspect that they would extend it to anyone who has a visa at some point. I believe that's the same thing that the Australians do.
hope that helps.
McQ
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Jaime
09-12 02:59 PM
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showpost.php?p=114880&postcount=3560
Thanks
Thanks
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gc03
12-20 03:57 PM
nice article by IV!
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LONGGCQUE
02-04 10:03 AM
It was something like this -
- Did anyone assist u in prep this app ? If yes then,
- Pareparer Surname
- Preparer given name
- Organization name
- St address
- City
- State
- Zip
- Country
- Relationship to you
- Did anyone assist u in prep this app ? If yes then,
- Pareparer Surname
- Preparer given name
- Organization name
- St address
- City
- State
- Zip
- Country
- Relationship to you
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Lasantha
11-06 01:48 PM
Hello,
Can someone tell me about the final interview for the EB based GC process.
1) Does everyone get called for an interview or is it done on selected cases based on individual factors?
2) When is it generally done? Prior to approval of your 485 or prior to the issue of your visa(GC).
3) Why is it done and what kind of questions can one expect during the interview?
Thanks
Lasantha
Can someone tell me about the final interview for the EB based GC process.
1) Does everyone get called for an interview or is it done on selected cases based on individual factors?
2) When is it generally done? Prior to approval of your 485 or prior to the issue of your visa(GC).
3) Why is it done and what kind of questions can one expect during the interview?
Thanks
Lasantha
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rathodman
04-28 12:54 PM
Hi,
I did H1B Transfer from Company A to Company B on 12/07/09. But after 2 RFEs, my H1B got denied with Company B (for employer-employee relationship issue even though my company B is direct Vendor with current Client) on 04/22/10. I'll reapply appreciate if you can help me with following questions:
1) Am I out of status from now? If not, when will I go out of status? Is there any grace period do I get for stay in US after denial?
2) Does appeal / motion to re-open (MTR) put me back in status or allow me to continue working at client site till appeal is resolved? What if the appeal is rejected? I'll be out of status from the date when H1B was denied. Am I correct?
3) Is it possible to re-apply for H1B transfer (with Company B or with any other Company) after denial and continue working at client site (without leaving the country) or I need to leave Country till new H1B transfer application gets approved?
5) I have approved H1B & I94 from my previous Company A valid till 10/30/2011. Also I have approved H1B from Company D (for which I never worked so far) valid for another 1 year. Both these H1B status is showing Active on USCIS website. So is it possible to work with any of the Company C or D without any h1B transfer? If yes, what will be my I-94 date in that case (how long can I work legally on their H1)? Can I continue to work till their I-94 date? Won't my current denial I-94 date override previous I-94 dates?
I'll really appreciate your response on this.
Thanks,
Manish
I did H1B Transfer from Company A to Company B on 12/07/09. But after 2 RFEs, my H1B got denied with Company B (for employer-employee relationship issue even though my company B is direct Vendor with current Client) on 04/22/10. I'll reapply appreciate if you can help me with following questions:
1) Am I out of status from now? If not, when will I go out of status? Is there any grace period do I get for stay in US after denial?
2) Does appeal / motion to re-open (MTR) put me back in status or allow me to continue working at client site till appeal is resolved? What if the appeal is rejected? I'll be out of status from the date when H1B was denied. Am I correct?
3) Is it possible to re-apply for H1B transfer (with Company B or with any other Company) after denial and continue working at client site (without leaving the country) or I need to leave Country till new H1B transfer application gets approved?
5) I have approved H1B & I94 from my previous Company A valid till 10/30/2011. Also I have approved H1B from Company D (for which I never worked so far) valid for another 1 year. Both these H1B status is showing Active on USCIS website. So is it possible to work with any of the Company C or D without any h1B transfer? If yes, what will be my I-94 date in that case (how long can I work legally on their H1)? Can I continue to work till their I-94 date? Won't my current denial I-94 date override previous I-94 dates?
I'll really appreciate your response on this.
Thanks,
Manish
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eb2waiter
05-04 08:47 PM
what date is it likely to take effect (become a law)?
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12-18 09:50 AM
As a California immigration lawyer who files many asylum cases, I am used to thinking of a the United States as a place of refuge and to documenting the horrible country conditions of other countries. I have successfully represented applicants for asylum who feared staying in their countries because while serving in their countries' armies, they were harmed on account of their sexual orientation.
It is therefore rather surprising to come across a story of a U.S.soldier who is fleeing to Canada (http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2009/11/20/refugee-board-soldier-lesbian.html) because she fears harm in the U.S. Army on account of her sexual orientation. According to CBC news, U.S. Army Pte. Bethany Smith fled Canada in September 2007 from a U.S. Army base in Fort Campbell, Ky. She applied for refugee status in October 2007, saying that she was harassed and threatened by fellow soldiers over her sexual orientation and feared that her life would be in danger if she were deported and returned to the army. The Canadian authorities initially rejected in her claim in February 2009. However, on appeal, the Federal Court of Canada held that the refugee board must reconsider the case again because the Board made several mistakes in initially reviewing her claim.
The Federal Court's decision (http://www.californiaimmigrationlawyerblog.com/Smith%20and%20the%20Minister%20of%20Citizenship%20 and%20Immigration.pdf)noted that the refugee board failed to fully consider the evidence pertaining to the situation of gays and lesbians in the U.S. Army to determine whether Pte. Smith could have availed herself of protection in the United States. The Federal Court also noted that the Board failed to determine whether Pte. Smith would be persecuted on account of her social group - as a lesbian in the U.S. Army if forced to return. There were other errors mentioned in the decision.
It is sad that the U.S. policy of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," is the basis of an asylum claim in Canada. Pt. Smith was only 19 years old when she fled to Canada. From everything I read, it appears that she wanted to serve in the U.S. Army and no real desire to leave the United States. At a time when we apparently need people to serve in the Armed Forces and in fact give non-citizens a way to immigrate to the United States faster for their service, it seems ridiculous that an American citizen should have to leave. It it is time to eliminate the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.
More... (http://www.californiaimmigrationlawyerblog.com/2009/11/us_army_soldier_applies_for_as.html)
It is therefore rather surprising to come across a story of a U.S.soldier who is fleeing to Canada (http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2009/11/20/refugee-board-soldier-lesbian.html) because she fears harm in the U.S. Army on account of her sexual orientation. According to CBC news, U.S. Army Pte. Bethany Smith fled Canada in September 2007 from a U.S. Army base in Fort Campbell, Ky. She applied for refugee status in October 2007, saying that she was harassed and threatened by fellow soldiers over her sexual orientation and feared that her life would be in danger if she were deported and returned to the army. The Canadian authorities initially rejected in her claim in February 2009. However, on appeal, the Federal Court of Canada held that the refugee board must reconsider the case again because the Board made several mistakes in initially reviewing her claim.
The Federal Court's decision (http://www.californiaimmigrationlawyerblog.com/Smith%20and%20the%20Minister%20of%20Citizenship%20 and%20Immigration.pdf)noted that the refugee board failed to fully consider the evidence pertaining to the situation of gays and lesbians in the U.S. Army to determine whether Pte. Smith could have availed herself of protection in the United States. The Federal Court also noted that the Board failed to determine whether Pte. Smith would be persecuted on account of her social group - as a lesbian in the U.S. Army if forced to return. There were other errors mentioned in the decision.
It is sad that the U.S. policy of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," is the basis of an asylum claim in Canada. Pt. Smith was only 19 years old when she fled to Canada. From everything I read, it appears that she wanted to serve in the U.S. Army and no real desire to leave the United States. At a time when we apparently need people to serve in the Armed Forces and in fact give non-citizens a way to immigrate to the United States faster for their service, it seems ridiculous that an American citizen should have to leave. It it is time to eliminate the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.
More... (http://www.californiaimmigrationlawyerblog.com/2009/11/us_army_soldier_applies_for_as.html)
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newfoundland
08-24 06:51 AM
Hi,
I am from Buffalo, i would like to come .. i am not sure yet.
how many are coming from buffalo?
________----
EB2-NIW
PD - March 2003
i485 RD - august 2003
CSC to NSC - March, 2007
waiting for GC
I am from Buffalo, i would like to come .. i am not sure yet.
how many are coming from buffalo?
________----
EB2-NIW
PD - March 2003
i485 RD - august 2003
CSC to NSC - March, 2007
waiting for GC
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sailor24
01-14 11:23 AM
anyone please!
sinemkeceli
01-26 08:39 PM
can you please let me know what is the meaning of oas ? and do you suggest me to do in order to continue my process in the legal way.
thank you so much
thank you so much
Kapils573
12-11 12:55 PM
Priority date : May 2006
EAD : 2 yrs
EAD : 2 yrs
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