India_USA
12-20 08:35 AM
In light of what happened with Dream Act (and the amount of work the undocumented community put in), our community has to wake up and be active. We need to inform our lawmakers of our problems, and get their support. It is not easy in the current economy. But if we do nothing, our only hope for gc is to wait - and for people like me in eb3 - its going to be a long wait!
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cgs
12-03 08:17 PM
Don't go to depression, you will find a way to get out of this situation. I believe in whatever happened is good and time only will prove it. Wish you goodluck.
skechers
02-23 12:46 PM
I work for my company in city A. My GC application is in process (I-140 is approved in EB2 category with a priority date in Dec 2007 and I-485 has not been filed). I have received admission to a top 10 business school in city B (in another state) for a part-time MBA program. I wish to relocate to city B to pursue the MBA and still be working remotely in the same position for the same department from our company office in city B. Once the GC is approved, in say 2-3 years, I would relocate back to city A and continue in the position that the GC was petitioned for.
My management is in on board with the plan but our immigration attorney is recommending against it claiming that there is a huge risk of GC denial. Her argument is �The GC application is premised on the fact that I intend to work for my company on a permanent full-time basis in the position and at the location described in the GC application. I must maintain that intention throughout the GC process. By relocating to pursue an MBA, it looks like I don�t have that intent and USCIS could use this as a basis to deny my GC.�
I desperately want to attend the business school in city B but not at the cost of risking GC. In order to make this decision I need to assess the risk involved. Please help me in estimating the risk!
To what extent are her fears valid? By going against her advice would I be putting my GC in grave danger? Do you know cases where people have relocated for pursuing MBAs during the GC process and yet received their GC?
My management is in on board with the plan but our immigration attorney is recommending against it claiming that there is a huge risk of GC denial. Her argument is �The GC application is premised on the fact that I intend to work for my company on a permanent full-time basis in the position and at the location described in the GC application. I must maintain that intention throughout the GC process. By relocating to pursue an MBA, it looks like I don�t have that intent and USCIS could use this as a basis to deny my GC.�
I desperately want to attend the business school in city B but not at the cost of risking GC. In order to make this decision I need to assess the risk involved. Please help me in estimating the risk!
To what extent are her fears valid? By going against her advice would I be putting my GC in grave danger? Do you know cases where people have relocated for pursuing MBAs during the GC process and yet received their GC?
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logiclife
12-12 07:12 PM
Also, the labor certs approved before April 30th 2001 have been recycling in the system due to abuse of approved labor certifications.
That has ended now and that will at least not cause more stagnation.
But so far, until July 2007, the labor substitution caused a ton of people to use pre 2001 labor certs even thought they came to US very much after 2001.
That has ended now and that will at least not cause more stagnation.
But so far, until July 2007, the labor substitution caused a ton of people to use pre 2001 labor certs even thought they came to US very much after 2001.
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guy03062
09-25 03:27 PM
He is quite good and his paralegals/attorneys are always accessible via phone and very quick too. I personally had very good experience with him and will definitely go with him anytime.
crazyghoda
01-04 10:41 AM
The problem is that most agents regard the I-94 expiry date as the holy grail for your current status. For people who are on AOS, the I-94 date does not technically mean anything since it is issued for only one year but you are fine with staying past that date since there is a pending AOS application.
However, I visited the USCIS office in Chicago in Nov to see if Deferred Inspections can renew the I-94 date. They refused and since my I-94 was expiring in Dec, they warned me against staying past that date since it would make me illegal. They suggested I go to the International Airport and see if they would do something. I know for a fact that the USCIS officers at the airport cannot change anything and didnt even bother going.
However, to keep things simple, I drove out to Detroit in early Dec, crossed the border into Canada, took a U-turn (almost literally) to reenter the US and got a new I-94 card valid for another year. I specifically asked about the validity of the I-94 if the AOS was still pending and they said that the I-94 date is the key and staying past that would get me in trouble. Given that driving to Detroit was a viable option for me, I was able to do it. If however, I was living far from any international border I honestly dont know what I would have done.
There clearly needs to be more guidelines around I-94 dates, i.e., when their validity matters and when not.
However, I visited the USCIS office in Chicago in Nov to see if Deferred Inspections can renew the I-94 date. They refused and since my I-94 was expiring in Dec, they warned me against staying past that date since it would make me illegal. They suggested I go to the International Airport and see if they would do something. I know for a fact that the USCIS officers at the airport cannot change anything and didnt even bother going.
However, to keep things simple, I drove out to Detroit in early Dec, crossed the border into Canada, took a U-turn (almost literally) to reenter the US and got a new I-94 card valid for another year. I specifically asked about the validity of the I-94 if the AOS was still pending and they said that the I-94 date is the key and staying past that would get me in trouble. Given that driving to Detroit was a viable option for me, I was able to do it. If however, I was living far from any international border I honestly dont know what I would have done.
There clearly needs to be more guidelines around I-94 dates, i.e., when their validity matters and when not.
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kshitijnt
04-16 12:01 PM
I wonder what does Wipro do with the i797s? I don't see any practical use of it.
They cancel them. As far as I know most employers inform USCIS when an employee resigns from the company. This is to avoid their liability later.
They cancel them. As far as I know most employers inform USCIS when an employee resigns from the company. This is to avoid their liability later.
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texcan
09-15 12:26 PM
First EAD cards will not have finger prints because you hvae not received finger print notice.
So you are fine.
you can check case status on uscis.gov site.
One small suggestions, rather a humble request is
to add case details in your signature that way others also get some info out
of your posts and its not just one way.
HTH
So you are fine.
you can check case status on uscis.gov site.
One small suggestions, rather a humble request is
to add case details in your signature that way others also get some info out
of your posts and its not just one way.
HTH
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kpchal2
04-22 02:41 PM
that is not correct. there are lot of people who applied in Aug (by no means they are earlier than July 2nd filers like me) and still managed to get their green cards. it just boils my blood to even think that this kind of injustice is prevelant and that they dont care about it. what ever those idiots at USCIS do not care.
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cdeneo
03-09 08:42 PM
rvr_jcop - did you paper file or e-file?
Just trying to figure out if one is faster than the other or not? Anyone have any insight into this?
Yes, I got mine after 92 days, out of NSC
Just trying to figure out if one is faster than the other or not? Anyone have any insight into this?
Yes, I got mine after 92 days, out of NSC
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rbashir
12-08 01:44 PM
RB,
I have an appeal pending with AAO since 7 months now. We should request IV to put in the omnibus bill for faster processing of appeal cases by AAO (Administrative Appeals office) in Washington DC
Thanks
EB2 - 10/05
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Did you also file for MTR or just the appeal. also did you ever get an extenstion one your H! based on appeal.
RB
I have an appeal pending with AAO since 7 months now. We should request IV to put in the omnibus bill for faster processing of appeal cases by AAO (Administrative Appeals office) in Washington DC
Thanks
EB2 - 10/05
contributions : $500 so far
Did you also file for MTR or just the appeal. also did you ever get an extenstion one your H! based on appeal.
RB
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iad2ead
09-08 09:05 AM
Explore the option of consular processing?
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sreeraghu
09-19 09:29 AM
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Madhuri
02-08 12:33 PM
I think the OP need not worry about his I-140 getting revoked as I 485 is already applied and it's been more than 180 days after that. Correct me if I am wrong. Am I missing anything?
How sure are you about your GC sponsorer not withdrawing the 140? Because if that happens, not all the time USCIS would first send NOID, they are also unfamous for straight sending the denial. To be on the safe side it is always better to proactively send the AC21 with necessary docs including EVL as soon as you change the employment.
How sure are you about your GC sponsorer not withdrawing the 140? Because if that happens, not all the time USCIS would first send NOID, they are also unfamous for straight sending the denial. To be on the safe side it is always better to proactively send the AC21 with necessary docs including EVL as soon as you change the employment.
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02-23 11:21 PM
I am also in.
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smartboy75
07-07 02:50 PM
Thanks for your inputs, can we leave these questions if we do paper filing?
Weel I do not know about paper filling..When u efile if you do not answer mandatory questions the system gives an error...the questions being asked above r not mandatory and hence can be skipped when efilling....
Weel I do not know about paper filling..When u efile if you do not answer mandatory questions the system gives an error...the questions being asked above r not mandatory and hence can be skipped when efilling....
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paskal
08-16 10:53 PM
8 replies and no way to keep the thread up
is it really true that we as a community only care about notices and receipts and only fight about PD/RD and ND? those seem to be the overwhelming majority of active threads....
we may win the battle and all hold receipts soon, then lose the war as we settle in to wait 10 agonizing years for a gc. please think about it, long and hard.
is it really true that we as a community only care about notices and receipts and only fight about PD/RD and ND? those seem to be the overwhelming majority of active threads....
we may win the battle and all hold receipts soon, then lose the war as we settle in to wait 10 agonizing years for a gc. please think about it, long and hard.
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sertasheep
09-23 10:54 PM
I sent it to pcs by mistake...:o
adviva, I've resent the PM to you.
HTH,
adviva, I've resent the PM to you.
HTH,
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frederik
12-26 12:50 PM
The explanation of your case can't be done over the forum because of complexity of the case. If you deem it necessary to have an attorney who can guide and handle your questions/case please call at 877-847-7896. Thank you.
Yep..someone please advise...also do we need to do anything special like submitting any document to USCIS or should the company's HR document anything once we dont extend my h1? Will I automatically be in AOS( which i think i am already in ) and my i would be working on EAD?
Please clarify.
Yep..someone please advise...also do we need to do anything special like submitting any document to USCIS or should the company's HR document anything once we dont extend my h1? Will I automatically be in AOS( which i think i am already in ) and my i would be working on EAD?
Please clarify.
cdeneo
04-30 02:45 PM
I had seen this info on one of the older threads on IV as well - you would need a good reason to justify an emergency though (marriage in the family, vacation, etc won't suffice).
From what I remember someone here had mentioned that you could get an AP within a day or two (if not the same day) via an infopass appt for a real justified emergency.
If it is an emergency - why don't you take an infopass appt. and go with all supporting documentation (why is it an emergency, etc, etc) and the AP application (including photo's, I-485 application receipt, the whole 9 yards) and a cashier's check in favor of DHS and see if you can get an emergency AP. I remember reading in some family based GC forum that a Canadian lady who married an American citizen had to visit Canada before her GC was approved due to her grandmother's death. She did precisely what I have mentioned and she was given an AP on the spot. This was, however, in 2003 - so not sure how things work today. Also, this is something I read in some forum - so I am not sure how accurate this is.
On the other hand, you have nothing to lose - because if you are not given an AP on the spot, you can still mail the application.
From what I remember someone here had mentioned that you could get an AP within a day or two (if not the same day) via an infopass appt for a real justified emergency.
If it is an emergency - why don't you take an infopass appt. and go with all supporting documentation (why is it an emergency, etc, etc) and the AP application (including photo's, I-485 application receipt, the whole 9 yards) and a cashier's check in favor of DHS and see if you can get an emergency AP. I remember reading in some family based GC forum that a Canadian lady who married an American citizen had to visit Canada before her GC was approved due to her grandmother's death. She did precisely what I have mentioned and she was given an AP on the spot. This was, however, in 2003 - so not sure how things work today. Also, this is something I read in some forum - so I am not sure how accurate this is.
On the other hand, you have nothing to lose - because if you are not given an AP on the spot, you can still mail the application.
grupak
03-05 01:10 PM
is it 10 years of work or 10 years of work in which u paid SS tax .. what about those years on ur OPT when u pay SS tax and then get it back ( u can claim SS taxes back ) if you are in F1 status ??
-M
Good question. Not sure but could it be related to your tax filing status with IRS? Years filed under 1040-NR as a student might not count. I know students can take certain US tax exemptions due to treaties with home countries.
-M
Good question. Not sure but could it be related to your tax filing status with IRS? Years filed under 1040-NR as a student might not count. I know students can take certain US tax exemptions due to treaties with home countries.
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