kiran24
09-19 06:06 PM
If you e-file EAD renewal ---> you get the finger print appointment.
If you send paper based EAD application ---> you don't get finger print appt.
Please can you explain why an EAD e-filer gets FP notice again?
Thanks
If you send paper based EAD application ---> you don't get finger print appt.
Please can you explain why an EAD e-filer gets FP notice again?
Thanks
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EkAurAaya
07-24 03:26 PM
My guess - your lawyer never sent the application, how can the lawyer send out an application without noting down tracking # is beyond my comprehension :D may be you need a new lawyer j/k
From what i have gathered if you send 2nd application they will reject it or ask you to withdraw one.. but then again there is Grey area when it comes to 2 AOS applications.
From what i have gathered if you send 2nd application they will reject it or ask you to withdraw one.. but then again there is Grey area when it comes to 2 AOS applications.
GKBest
07-17 11:39 AM
AT least IV knows that an announcement will be made soon whereas AILA was dispelling rumors yesterday.
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09-26 06:50 PM
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seekerofpeace
09-09 01:22 PM
VXG,
How did u manage to get to IO of TSC....I always get National Service Center...Is there a different number that you called?
Congrats again...you are through....I am still stuck ...half done with my wife pending....dunno how long that wait is gonna be...
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How did u manage to get to IO of TSC....I always get National Service Center...Is there a different number that you called?
Congrats again...you are through....I am still stuck ...half done with my wife pending....dunno how long that wait is gonna be...
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julsun
06-19 04:26 PM
Hi All,
The USCIS clinic I had been to does not have chicken pox vaccine and are not sure when they will get one. The Dr. said that they cant do anything about it and can write on the form that no vaccination was available. But she was not sure how USCIS would decide on this comment. Has anyone run into similar situation? What are my options in this scenario?
Thanks
The USCIS clinic I had been to does not have chicken pox vaccine and are not sure when they will get one. The Dr. said that they cant do anything about it and can write on the form that no vaccination was available. But she was not sure how USCIS would decide on this comment. Has anyone run into similar situation? What are my options in this scenario?
Thanks
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gcwait2007
10-11 07:44 PM
I have a expired H1 visa and will be travelling to India (plan to use AP for reentry) and will be stopping in Dubai for sightseeing for 3 days.
I understand I need a transit visa and would like to apply for one in US. I am flying Emirates and believe Emirates can sponsor for the visa. They told me to use CIBT (http://www.cibt.com) for applying for a visa. On the cibt site, it asks for a unexpired visa or a Green Card.
I wonder how others with expired H1s have got transit visa to Dubai.
Any help is really really appreciated. :confused:
You can get transit visa when you arrive in Dubai. One has to pay 100 Dhirams (=40 us dollars). During my visit and stay, I paid thru my credit card. I was never asked any question. I stayed in Dubai for a week with a relative of mine. My H1-B expired some time ago and I use AP for travel.
I understand I need a transit visa and would like to apply for one in US. I am flying Emirates and believe Emirates can sponsor for the visa. They told me to use CIBT (http://www.cibt.com) for applying for a visa. On the cibt site, it asks for a unexpired visa or a Green Card.
I wonder how others with expired H1s have got transit visa to Dubai.
Any help is really really appreciated. :confused:
You can get transit visa when you arrive in Dubai. One has to pay 100 Dhirams (=40 us dollars). During my visit and stay, I paid thru my credit card. I was never asked any question. I stayed in Dubai for a week with a relative of mine. My H1-B expired some time ago and I use AP for travel.
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chanduv23
03-13 11:30 AM
Ok, I understand that we must not really go for it unless we really have to. Thanks for your valuble suggestions.
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sanju_eb3
03-09 03:40 PM
We are screwed indeed.
In Murthy's website they mentioned that EB3-India may retrogress further. I think it is cluster-mess and no one knows how the dates would move. Hopefully clouds would clear by the end of the year. By the time BEC should be done with all the labor certifications. So, the State department can predict more precisely how the dates would move in future.
We are so screwed !!!
For India, EB2 is reduced to more than 700% compared to 2003; EB3 is reduced to more than 800% compared to 2004. The retrogression situation would deteriorate with each year.
In Murthy's website they mentioned that EB3-India may retrogress further. I think it is cluster-mess and no one knows how the dates would move. Hopefully clouds would clear by the end of the year. By the time BEC should be done with all the labor certifications. So, the State department can predict more precisely how the dates would move in future.
We are so screwed !!!
For India, EB2 is reduced to more than 700% compared to 2003; EB3 is reduced to more than 800% compared to 2004. The retrogression situation would deteriorate with each year.
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GCapplicant
03-12 04:03 PM
They say they dont diffrentiate of any ...its like a harrassment what they are doing...really depressing man we work so hard They dont really care about us.all this retrogression is sick.Why is this happening to us
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drirshad
06-20 07:24 PM
http://www.clarkhill.com/microsite/immigration/green_cards/family_based_green_cards/
The Immigrant Visa application is the final stage in the family-based green card process. Applicants may select either Adjustment of Status or Consular Processing as the mechanism to complete the process.
The Immigrant Visa application is the final stage in the family-based green card process. Applicants may select either Adjustment of Status or Consular Processing as the mechanism to complete the process.
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Templarian
04-08 12:36 PM
I voted for JinLaw cos I don't believe in voting for "none". Extremely dissapointed with the selections. How could you leave out pieces like "Kat Beach" for pieces like "Bruce by Bruce". Epic fail on behalf of the judges. Some of this bile is just cringeworthy.:doh:
Kat's piece I felt didn't have character to it like the others. They need to show some personality in the artwork.
Kat's piece I felt didn't have character to it like the others. They need to show some personality in the artwork.
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jcrajput
10-01 04:15 PM
Can anyone please explain me what is the meaning of soft and hard LUDs and when it occures?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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kondur_007
08-18 10:16 AM
Some answers as far as I know:
1. Could we file labor certification in 6th year?
Yes, you can. the only issue with that is, that you can not file H1 extension beyond 6 yrs unless either labor is filed more than a year ago or 140 is approved. Looking at current backlog, chances that 140 gets approved before 1 yr are slim. So if you file LC in 6th year, there could be a gap after your 6 yrs of H1 expires and before you can apply for extension. You can "fill" this gap with either recapture of vacation days during 6yrs H1 or just go back to home country during that gap.
2. What are the risks in doing so?
No additonal risks that what I have answered above.
3. Does the time you were out of country counts towards your h1 or not?
No, the time that you were out of country does not count towards 6 yrs of your total H1 time. You can recapture that time and extend your H1 for that much amount of time.
4. What if you are on payroll for 2 employers at the same time? Does this effect in any way while adjucating for 485?
This is a difficult question. There are only a very very limited circumstances when you can get paid by two employers while on H1. (you should have two H1s: one full time and one part time. Or if there is some sort of contractual agreement between two employers, rarely, people have ammended H1) but these are not common scenarios. Ask a competent attorney explaining the details. This could be a problem of significant magnitude.
Good Luck.
1. Could we file labor certification in 6th year?
Yes, you can. the only issue with that is, that you can not file H1 extension beyond 6 yrs unless either labor is filed more than a year ago or 140 is approved. Looking at current backlog, chances that 140 gets approved before 1 yr are slim. So if you file LC in 6th year, there could be a gap after your 6 yrs of H1 expires and before you can apply for extension. You can "fill" this gap with either recapture of vacation days during 6yrs H1 or just go back to home country during that gap.
2. What are the risks in doing so?
No additonal risks that what I have answered above.
3. Does the time you were out of country counts towards your h1 or not?
No, the time that you were out of country does not count towards 6 yrs of your total H1 time. You can recapture that time and extend your H1 for that much amount of time.
4. What if you are on payroll for 2 employers at the same time? Does this effect in any way while adjucating for 485?
This is a difficult question. There are only a very very limited circumstances when you can get paid by two employers while on H1. (you should have two H1s: one full time and one part time. Or if there is some sort of contractual agreement between two employers, rarely, people have ammended H1) but these are not common scenarios. Ask a competent attorney explaining the details. This could be a problem of significant magnitude.
Good Luck.
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gcadream
03-22 10:34 AM
who are these "American citizens of Indian origin" who are highly influential and has access to president office ? what needs to be done for this...so that they help us ?
Please throw some light on this....
Please throw some light on this....
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GCHope2011
05-21 12:26 PM
Hi,
I received my permanent green card based on marriage to US citizen, valid for 10 years last month. Now, I am planning to travel to India after close to 9 years, but I am extremely concerned about returning point of entry issues and I wanted to see what would the community suggest.
I came to the US in Fall of 2002 on a student visa. Around aug - 06, I went out of status. Right around then I met my future wife who is an american citizen, we moved in dec of 06 and got married in Jun 07. Due to financial hardship, we couldnt apply for my AOS/GC up untill late Oct last year. [Oct - 2010]. We hired a lawyer and every thing went pretty smoothly and fast.
I had my EAD approved within 45 days and I got my GC interview after a month. We [me, wife, lawyer] went to the meeting and everything went great. Our interviewing officer just took 20 mins to question us and we received my Permanent GC [not conditional] in the mail shortly there after.
Now I am planning a visit back home for one week, because I couldn't get more days off.
I am just worried about my return step to US at the port of entry. I have been reading and I learnt that I just have to present my country passport and physical green card to the officer who will then scan and ask questions.
What kind of questions can I expect from the officer?
Will he be asking me questions about my past as in when was the last time I came to US?
Why I was illegal/out of status of close to 4 years and questions about our marraige etc?
When applying for GC we collected lot of documents to provide to the USCIS that our marriage was in good faith such as joint bank accounts, pictures, leases etc. Should I take all those documents with me when flying?
Will taking a certified copy of my marraige certificate beneficial along with the supporting documents?
It feels like another "meeting" with USCIS where I have to show proof but I am really concerned that I dont get denied at the port of entry.
Also, after I got my EAD, I moved to another state to work on a contract position for couple of months. I consider my actual address as the address I applied my GC which is in another state, since this is just temporary job. I already mentioned this to the officer at my interview and he noted my current location/job title etc during that time....should I do something about it?
Sorry about such a long list of questions. Its just that I havent travelled out of country in such as long time and I dont know what issues I could face and what I need to carry with me so that I can be allowed back into the country upon return?
Thanks.
Out of status for that long probably carries a 10 year entry ban.
You will just be relying on the POE Officer's oversight as your hopes of getting in. Other than that, anyone who looks through the history deeply has a good chance of catching the issue.
I don't think being a GC holder makes any difference, as the out-of-status was accrued before GC.
I am not a lawyer, so don't take my words without verifying with lawyers.
I received my permanent green card based on marriage to US citizen, valid for 10 years last month. Now, I am planning to travel to India after close to 9 years, but I am extremely concerned about returning point of entry issues and I wanted to see what would the community suggest.
I came to the US in Fall of 2002 on a student visa. Around aug - 06, I went out of status. Right around then I met my future wife who is an american citizen, we moved in dec of 06 and got married in Jun 07. Due to financial hardship, we couldnt apply for my AOS/GC up untill late Oct last year. [Oct - 2010]. We hired a lawyer and every thing went pretty smoothly and fast.
I had my EAD approved within 45 days and I got my GC interview after a month. We [me, wife, lawyer] went to the meeting and everything went great. Our interviewing officer just took 20 mins to question us and we received my Permanent GC [not conditional] in the mail shortly there after.
Now I am planning a visit back home for one week, because I couldn't get more days off.
I am just worried about my return step to US at the port of entry. I have been reading and I learnt that I just have to present my country passport and physical green card to the officer who will then scan and ask questions.
What kind of questions can I expect from the officer?
Will he be asking me questions about my past as in when was the last time I came to US?
Why I was illegal/out of status of close to 4 years and questions about our marraige etc?
When applying for GC we collected lot of documents to provide to the USCIS that our marriage was in good faith such as joint bank accounts, pictures, leases etc. Should I take all those documents with me when flying?
Will taking a certified copy of my marraige certificate beneficial along with the supporting documents?
It feels like another "meeting" with USCIS where I have to show proof but I am really concerned that I dont get denied at the port of entry.
Also, after I got my EAD, I moved to another state to work on a contract position for couple of months. I consider my actual address as the address I applied my GC which is in another state, since this is just temporary job. I already mentioned this to the officer at my interview and he noted my current location/job title etc during that time....should I do something about it?
Sorry about such a long list of questions. Its just that I havent travelled out of country in such as long time and I dont know what issues I could face and what I need to carry with me so that I can be allowed back into the country upon return?
Thanks.
Out of status for that long probably carries a 10 year entry ban.
You will just be relying on the POE Officer's oversight as your hopes of getting in. Other than that, anyone who looks through the history deeply has a good chance of catching the issue.
I don't think being a GC holder makes any difference, as the out-of-status was accrued before GC.
I am not a lawyer, so don't take my words without verifying with lawyers.
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lordoftherings
07-12 02:26 PM
This was posted on monday, 10th July.
AILA is indeed proceeding ahead with the lawsuit and there will be two classes it seems. Class-1) directly injured class - those who filed and were denied.
2)indirectly injured - those who did not file.
The verdict may be different for each class and all depends upon the judge.
http://www.murthy.com/ailf_lawsuit.html
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AILA is indeed proceeding ahead with the lawsuit and there will be two classes it seems. Class-1) directly injured class - those who filed and were denied.
2)indirectly injured - those who did not file.
The verdict may be different for each class and all depends upon the judge.
http://www.murthy.com/ailf_lawsuit.html
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natrajs
05-08 02:02 PM
Thanks PBojja for the quick response.
hmm.. 3 year H1 extension with approved I-140 is an interesting point. I never thought about it. Thank You.
But I remember reading somewhere that you get 3 year H1 Extension only if your I-140 is approved and I-485 is not applied. Once you apply for I-485, you cannot get 3 year H1 extension instead you get only 1 year of H1 Extension. May be I am wrong. Can any one through some light on this please.
Also, when I am applying for H1 extension, do I need to mention about approved I-140 or pending I-140 or both?
Thanks Again.
Ram.
I got my 3 year extension after the I 485 application, As long as your PD is not current and I - 140 approved you can get a 3 year extension irrespective whether you filed your I 485 or not
Good Luck
hmm.. 3 year H1 extension with approved I-140 is an interesting point. I never thought about it. Thank You.
But I remember reading somewhere that you get 3 year H1 Extension only if your I-140 is approved and I-485 is not applied. Once you apply for I-485, you cannot get 3 year H1 extension instead you get only 1 year of H1 Extension. May be I am wrong. Can any one through some light on this please.
Also, when I am applying for H1 extension, do I need to mention about approved I-140 or pending I-140 or both?
Thanks Again.
Ram.
I got my 3 year extension after the I 485 application, As long as your PD is not current and I - 140 approved you can get a 3 year extension irrespective whether you filed your I 485 or not
Good Luck
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mita
03-11 05:17 PM
I received my SSN (had ITIN before) last week but we have already filed our taxes for 2007, can we claim stimulus rebate for myself and spouse or just spouse since he has been paying taxes for the last 5 years. If we can claim rebate, where would I find info regarding this. Thanks in advance.
webm
05-08 11:27 AM
But I remember reading somewhere that you get 3 year H1 Extension only if your I-140 is approved and I-485 is not applied. Once you apply for I-485, you cannot get 3 year H1 extension instead you get only 1 year of H1 Extension.
Thanks Again.
Ram.
Even that is what i heard...I dont know until we experience for me its nextyr..
Thanks Again.
Ram.
Even that is what i heard...I dont know until we experience for me its nextyr..
Openarms
08-03 03:31 PM
Never gotten any response from IV Core or members. See below my similar suggestion a while back.
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/forum16-iv-agenda-and-legislative-updates/25059-iv-action-item-pls-contact-your-lawyers-2.html
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/forum16-iv-agenda-and-legislative-updates/25059-iv-action-item-pls-contact-your-lawyers-2.html