vavuvya
12-16 01:32 PM
Hi All,
My 140 got approved recently and i am in 6th year of my H1b.Now i am planning to move to other employer as my current employer is doing some fraudulent activities.I didn't told my currect employer this thing and i aksed him to send my approved perm and I-140 casually.He is not responding to me and he is not sending them.Can someone help me is there is anyway to get those approved documents.If my new employer apply without having approved 140 i will get H1 for couple of months only.
Thanks in Advance.
My 140 got approved recently and i am in 6th year of my H1b.Now i am planning to move to other employer as my current employer is doing some fraudulent activities.I didn't told my currect employer this thing and i aksed him to send my approved perm and I-140 casually.He is not responding to me and he is not sending them.Can someone help me is there is anyway to get those approved documents.If my new employer apply without having approved 140 i will get H1 for couple of months only.
Thanks in Advance.
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nb_des
10-10 10:04 AM
I believe this thread should be deleted.
Such people give a very bad name to H1B visa system and anti immigrant organizations are more than happy to jump on such stories and help media print it. Even a thread like this will be an information resource for them. Lame duck session is very important for both sides in order to block or pass legal immigration provisions.
H1B abuse is very limited and while even a single abuse of any law is condemned by Immigration Voice, one needs to consider the scale of problems or abuse that have been reported � as compared to the total number of H-1B visa holders working in the United States. Recently released Government Accountability Office report on H-1Bs, notes that in just 2005, there were 306,927 H-1B labor condition applications approved. Now, consider the fact that in the entire 2000-2005 period, there were only 2,737 employees due back wages [as a penalty to errant employers who broke the rules and underpaid a H-1B employee]. That is not even one percent of just one year's applications.
Such people give a very bad name to H1B visa system and anti immigrant organizations are more than happy to jump on such stories and help media print it. Even a thread like this will be an information resource for them. Lame duck session is very important for both sides in order to block or pass legal immigration provisions.
H1B abuse is very limited and while even a single abuse of any law is condemned by Immigration Voice, one needs to consider the scale of problems or abuse that have been reported � as compared to the total number of H-1B visa holders working in the United States. Recently released Government Accountability Office report on H-1Bs, notes that in just 2005, there were 306,927 H-1B labor condition applications approved. Now, consider the fact that in the entire 2000-2005 period, there were only 2,737 employees due back wages [as a penalty to errant employers who broke the rules and underpaid a H-1B employee]. That is not even one percent of just one year's applications.
vamsi_poondla
01-10 04:55 PM
H1B to L1A IS possible. I am 100% positive about this. He can come back as H1B, his wife as H4. Then if they can prove that he has managerial experience outside US for 1 year, he can get a H1B to L1A Change Of Status. His wife can become L2 automatically (they need to apply this COS together).
Then she can work on L2 visa as a Walmart store clerk to MIT professor. Since L2 has no restriction. She only has to get EAD, then apply SSN(if she doesnt have one).
His can apply for Green Card on EB1 category without even waiting for H1B to L1A COS approval. If they get any RFEs they can provide any evidence needed. If their EADs come earlier than COS, then his wife can work on EAD itself.
All options are open for him. Important thing is whether his company will be ready to do all these things...
BTW I am not a qualified lawyer...but after stagnating in GC process since 2004, who is not.....
Then she can work on L2 visa as a Walmart store clerk to MIT professor. Since L2 has no restriction. She only has to get EAD, then apply SSN(if she doesnt have one).
His can apply for Green Card on EB1 category without even waiting for H1B to L1A COS approval. If they get any RFEs they can provide any evidence needed. If their EADs come earlier than COS, then his wife can work on EAD itself.
All options are open for him. Important thing is whether his company will be ready to do all these things...
BTW I am not a qualified lawyer...but after stagnating in GC process since 2004, who is not.....
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snathan
04-23 09:22 AM
-------------------------------------EASIEST WAYS TO GET GC--------------------------------------
1. If you are still not married, marry a USC and I am saying marry a USC for genuine reasons not for GC.
That way both purposes will be solved. You may get a good spouse & bonus GC within no time.
2. Study till you get a PHD. Look for an employer who wants you. File under EB1.
3. Invest some $5-10 million in rural US & get GC in EB-5 (or EB-4 donno which one exactly)
4. Slightly longer but still better than current EB3/EB2-I, die early, pray to god that u be born as child of a USC or at least pray to be not born as Indian/Chinese/Mexican or a Fillipino.
Just kidding..Though 1st 2 options are genuine & valid. Do not waste your time & energy as to understanding why retrogression happened, why dates move back & forth etc etc.
So GC is more valuable than your life...? US is not the only country in the planet. There are 6 billion people living in this world and only 320 million in the US. According to you they all need to die early and born to USC. Though its a joke there is something wrong with your thought process. See a docotor before its too late.:D or you are still a baby to think like this.
1. If you are still not married, marry a USC and I am saying marry a USC for genuine reasons not for GC.
That way both purposes will be solved. You may get a good spouse & bonus GC within no time.
2. Study till you get a PHD. Look for an employer who wants you. File under EB1.
3. Invest some $5-10 million in rural US & get GC in EB-5 (or EB-4 donno which one exactly)
4. Slightly longer but still better than current EB3/EB2-I, die early, pray to god that u be born as child of a USC or at least pray to be not born as Indian/Chinese/Mexican or a Fillipino.
Just kidding..Though 1st 2 options are genuine & valid. Do not waste your time & energy as to understanding why retrogression happened, why dates move back & forth etc etc.
So GC is more valuable than your life...? US is not the only country in the planet. There are 6 billion people living in this world and only 320 million in the US. According to you they all need to die early and born to USC. Though its a joke there is something wrong with your thought process. See a docotor before its too late.:D or you are still a baby to think like this.
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f1togc
02-13 09:50 PM
If you earn income an a state, you are liable to pay that state's taxes.
wandmaker
10-02 10:39 AM
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krishmunn
08-29 07:55 AM
krishmunn: Could you please share your experience? what really when you traveled in scenario described above? thanks!
Did not have any problem. Got I-94 per my new 797 (3 year). However, somehow the officer issued I-94 for one less day (i.e. one day less then the end date in my 797). When I asked he said his computer shows like that. I did not argue just for one day.
Did not have any problem. Got I-94 per my new 797 (3 year). However, somehow the officer issued I-94 for one less day (i.e. one day less then the end date in my 797). When I asked he said his computer shows like that. I did not argue just for one day.
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12-10 03:44 PM
Guys ... I really want to set it up. need IT help. I want to construct a statue of Lou Doobs on Liberty Island. This is going to be real fun. all the " Banned" guys will be running around in one pair of underwears .
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adityg@gmail.com
10-24 11:36 AM
Even we are planning to go to Dubai but am not sure where to get the expedited visa services. Does CIBT provide expedited visa? I checked on their web site but can't find any info. It's a Saturday so they are closed. There site lists a min of 7 business days, but unfortunately I don't have 7 business days between my travel time. I would sincerely apprecitae if you can share any info about the expedited visas? I checked with my hotel and they are asking the same '5000' AED as a deposit + extensive visa fee.
I'll look forward hearing from you all.
Thanks!
I'll look forward hearing from you all.
Thanks!
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01-09 03:49 PM
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waitin_toolong
09-28 06:08 AM
Even in Georgia that is the case that H1/4 are considered as international applicants, but if your daughter and you have initiated the I-485 and have EAD then talk about that paperwork, in several cases they will either grant her in-state status or waive the higher fee.
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sachin76
05-13 08:04 PM
I had same questions, I was told by one of the attorney to see I94 on your passport.
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ram04
09-29 10:34 PM
Hi, I'm a Georgia (Fulton County) high school senior applying for college soon for the fall 2008 semester.
My family is on the H series visa and has been for the past 7 years. My father has filed for I-485 in August of this year, but it is still pending. Our priority date is somewhere late 2004, september I think.
Since I'm unsure whether I'm gonna be an eligible non-citizen (green card) for financial aid by the time I apply, would Georgia laws require I pay out of state or is there any chance of me getting in state?
We have lived in Georgia since July 2006.
Any help would be appreciated.. thank you..
-Dhruv..
Dhruv,
If you were here and did your schooling in GA school, you are considered as in state.
Please be aware instate does not mean you get all the concessions and aid which are applicable to citizens. Mostly Aid and asst ship depends on your university profressor and related department staff. If they like you and you maintain your grade then you will be getting most of the aid you wanted till you complete your studies. I know some who got aid with H4 status. I have enquired about all these for my daughter's admission in GA Tech.
As other members suggested bottom line is - it all depends on School and related professor.
Hope this helps.
- Ram
My family is on the H series visa and has been for the past 7 years. My father has filed for I-485 in August of this year, but it is still pending. Our priority date is somewhere late 2004, september I think.
Since I'm unsure whether I'm gonna be an eligible non-citizen (green card) for financial aid by the time I apply, would Georgia laws require I pay out of state or is there any chance of me getting in state?
We have lived in Georgia since July 2006.
Any help would be appreciated.. thank you..
-Dhruv..
Dhruv,
If you were here and did your schooling in GA school, you are considered as in state.
Please be aware instate does not mean you get all the concessions and aid which are applicable to citizens. Mostly Aid and asst ship depends on your university profressor and related department staff. If they like you and you maintain your grade then you will be getting most of the aid you wanted till you complete your studies. I know some who got aid with H4 status. I have enquired about all these for my daughter's admission in GA Tech.
As other members suggested bottom line is - it all depends on School and related professor.
Hope this helps.
- Ram
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diptam
06-03 06:42 PM
Bank Check of $340 for the new filing fee;
Last year�s EAD Mailer;
Copy of front & back Side of Current EAD;
Two recent photographs;
Form I-765;
Copy of I-485 (AOS) receipt notice;
Copy of I-94 arrival/departure card (redundant)
Copy of passport�s biographic page; (redundant)
Copy of visa page of passport; (redundant)
Copy of driver�s license; (redundant)
For paper filing of EAD renewal for AOS cases, I gather what is needed is (i) two photos, (ii) AOS receipt, (iii) Proof of previous EAD, (iv) Check.
Did I miss something?
Last year�s EAD Mailer;
Copy of front & back Side of Current EAD;
Two recent photographs;
Form I-765;
Copy of I-485 (AOS) receipt notice;
Copy of I-94 arrival/departure card (redundant)
Copy of passport�s biographic page; (redundant)
Copy of visa page of passport; (redundant)
Copy of driver�s license; (redundant)
For paper filing of EAD renewal for AOS cases, I gather what is needed is (i) two photos, (ii) AOS receipt, (iii) Proof of previous EAD, (iv) Check.
Did I miss something?
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fromnaija
12-15 11:12 AM
What determines which center (Nebraska or Texas) the 140s go to? Is there a published rule or any unpublished pattern?
See document at:
http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/BiSpec_063006FS.pdf
See document at:
http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/BiSpec_063006FS.pdf
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12-27 11:38 PM
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Everyone viewing and helping on this thread, please help bring ONE member to IV. I was able to easily add three members in the two weeks since we started this campaign.
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jamesbond007
09-20 06:04 PM
You are correct about change of status from H1 to EAD and EAD to H1. But, one can not be on H1 status while using EAD for another job. It does not matter if another job is full-time or not.
Once EAD is used, H1 status is gone until
1. Change of status is filed and approved
OR
2. Reentry on H1/H4/L1/L2 visa
*** Not a legal advise ***
What desi3933 said above seems to reverberate a lot whenever this question comes up. But I have not found an official statement/legislation number referenced by anyone yet. The limited time I spent trying to search for it did not yield anything.
Does anyone have the legislation?
What I do not understand is, when one is allowed to have two different H1s and be working for both the petitioning employers while maintaining each of them, why can't someone work a different job (using EAD for I9 form) while he/she still maintains their full time position with the H1 petitioning employer? As far as I know, the restriction on a H1 is that the beneficiary should use it to work for the petitioning employer only; that it can't be used for any other work.
I know a lot of attorneys also seem to say that "if you use EAD, you lose your H1".
And a lot of attorneys say that it is a grey area.
Once EAD is used, H1 status is gone until
1. Change of status is filed and approved
OR
2. Reentry on H1/H4/L1/L2 visa
*** Not a legal advise ***
What desi3933 said above seems to reverberate a lot whenever this question comes up. But I have not found an official statement/legislation number referenced by anyone yet. The limited time I spent trying to search for it did not yield anything.
Does anyone have the legislation?
What I do not understand is, when one is allowed to have two different H1s and be working for both the petitioning employers while maintaining each of them, why can't someone work a different job (using EAD for I9 form) while he/she still maintains their full time position with the H1 petitioning employer? As far as I know, the restriction on a H1 is that the beneficiary should use it to work for the petitioning employer only; that it can't be used for any other work.
I know a lot of attorneys also seem to say that "if you use EAD, you lose your H1".
And a lot of attorneys say that it is a grey area.
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cr52401
11-07 09:25 AM
When a Change of Address Makes You a Suspect
New America Media, Commentary, Rashida Tlaib, Nov 06, 2006
Editor's Note: Congress wants to label legal residents "flight risks" for a procedure that the immigration bureaucracy has made confusing, reports Rashida Tlaib, advocacy coordinator for the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services (ACCESS) in Detroit. IMMIGRATION MATTERS regularly features the views of the nation's leading immigrant rights advocates.
DETROIT--The House and Senate immigration bills passed in June 2006 proposed that legal permanent residents or "Green Card holders" be labeled "flight risks" if they fail to report a change of address a certain number of times.
This particular provision is especially ironic since the former INS (now part of the Department of Homeland Security) publicly admitted failing to process millions of change of address reports by legal permanent residents.
The Catch-22 exemplifies the mindset of enforcement-only proponents in Congress. They have used old immigration laws passed years ago to their advantage, twisting them around to fit the current conservative view that enforcement-only is the right approach for fixing a complex and broken immigration system.
It doesn't fix what got us in the spot we're in with millions of undocumented immigrants being exploited by employers and families being torn apart because our line is 6 to 12 years long and most importantly, while due process protections are denied immigrants that encounter our federal immigration system.
Even more troubling is a recent memo sent to Director of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Emilio Gonzalez by the CIS Ombudsman, which states that the Department does not use the current change of address form (AR-11) to update resident addresses in its immigration benefits databases but only as a method for making permanent residents meet the legal requirements of the current law under Immigration & Naturalization Act.
So this "flight risk" provision doesn't attempt to fix core problems within our immigration system but makes things more difficult for immigrants and the DHS departments who have to enforce it. According to the same memo, the information submitted in the change of address form is manually entered by USCIS staff into the Non-Immigrant Information System (NIIS), which is an increasingly obsolete legacy database.
For the immigrants with pending applications, this means that they may be lucky if they receive their Green Cards or interview notice for citizenship or for their child's application to adjust. Oddly enough, the actual form gives no instruction to the immigrant that they must also report their change address separately with their local immigration offices, immigration courts and regional immigration process centers.
The general public must realize that this process makes it almost impossible to figure out which office holds the application that will determine your fate in this country. This problem increases application backlogs, miscommunication and disorder within USCIS, and the flight-risk provision offers no explanation as to how this is going to help reform the country's most run-down federal system. The confusion simply makes it tougher for immigrants to meet their legal requirements of attending interviews or meeting application deadlines.
USCIS is the hub of our immigration system and it's a shame that both the House and Senate decided not to help create and fund a change of address system that works for this department and our country. They are satisfied with creating a criminalizing label.
Being tagged a flight risk has so many legal implications and possible misinterpretations, especially by judicial branches that are unaware of the context. Many Americans also tend to think of a crime when someone is considered a flight risk, so the usage of such a term is obviously deliberate and will only increase the mistreatment of the foreign born, including U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents, especially in court room settings.
Can you help me how a green card holder has to file for change of address. I searched in USIC website but it was all about the alien not Green Card.
Thank you.
New America Media, Commentary, Rashida Tlaib, Nov 06, 2006
Editor's Note: Congress wants to label legal residents "flight risks" for a procedure that the immigration bureaucracy has made confusing, reports Rashida Tlaib, advocacy coordinator for the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services (ACCESS) in Detroit. IMMIGRATION MATTERS regularly features the views of the nation's leading immigrant rights advocates.
DETROIT--The House and Senate immigration bills passed in June 2006 proposed that legal permanent residents or "Green Card holders" be labeled "flight risks" if they fail to report a change of address a certain number of times.
This particular provision is especially ironic since the former INS (now part of the Department of Homeland Security) publicly admitted failing to process millions of change of address reports by legal permanent residents.
The Catch-22 exemplifies the mindset of enforcement-only proponents in Congress. They have used old immigration laws passed years ago to their advantage, twisting them around to fit the current conservative view that enforcement-only is the right approach for fixing a complex and broken immigration system.
It doesn't fix what got us in the spot we're in with millions of undocumented immigrants being exploited by employers and families being torn apart because our line is 6 to 12 years long and most importantly, while due process protections are denied immigrants that encounter our federal immigration system.
Even more troubling is a recent memo sent to Director of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Emilio Gonzalez by the CIS Ombudsman, which states that the Department does not use the current change of address form (AR-11) to update resident addresses in its immigration benefits databases but only as a method for making permanent residents meet the legal requirements of the current law under Immigration & Naturalization Act.
So this "flight risk" provision doesn't attempt to fix core problems within our immigration system but makes things more difficult for immigrants and the DHS departments who have to enforce it. According to the same memo, the information submitted in the change of address form is manually entered by USCIS staff into the Non-Immigrant Information System (NIIS), which is an increasingly obsolete legacy database.
For the immigrants with pending applications, this means that they may be lucky if they receive their Green Cards or interview notice for citizenship or for their child's application to adjust. Oddly enough, the actual form gives no instruction to the immigrant that they must also report their change address separately with their local immigration offices, immigration courts and regional immigration process centers.
The general public must realize that this process makes it almost impossible to figure out which office holds the application that will determine your fate in this country. This problem increases application backlogs, miscommunication and disorder within USCIS, and the flight-risk provision offers no explanation as to how this is going to help reform the country's most run-down federal system. The confusion simply makes it tougher for immigrants to meet their legal requirements of attending interviews or meeting application deadlines.
USCIS is the hub of our immigration system and it's a shame that both the House and Senate decided not to help create and fund a change of address system that works for this department and our country. They are satisfied with creating a criminalizing label.
Being tagged a flight risk has so many legal implications and possible misinterpretations, especially by judicial branches that are unaware of the context. Many Americans also tend to think of a crime when someone is considered a flight risk, so the usage of such a term is obviously deliberate and will only increase the mistreatment of the foreign born, including U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents, especially in court room settings.
Can you help me how a green card holder has to file for change of address. I searched in USIC website but it was all about the alien not Green Card.
Thank you.
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deer
11-05 03:55 PM
I will wait for the updates. Let me know if I can do something.
eb3_nepa
06-11 01:34 PM
My A numbe on the I-140 is in format
A00-000-000
Is that the format ppl have on their 485s?
A00-000-000
Is that the format ppl have on their 485s?
nogc_noproblem
04-08 07:53 PM
Which company is good to work with,
Which air line is best to fly to their home country,
Which tax consulting firm is good to file tax returns,
Which shop is good take photo for your application
�. this list goes on and on.
Is IV slowly becoming a discussion forum with personal questions? This is my 98th post and I never opened a new thread. I have so many personal questions, but strongly believe that this is not the place to look for answers for my personal questions.
I have nothing against the person who opened this thread, but definitely frustrated with all new threads with irrelevant (to immigration) questions.
I am wondering about the wisdom of those (more than 10 red dot comments) who can not distinguish what RUDE means. Ok, let me be a mute spectator, in all means, I loose nothing.
Which air line is best to fly to their home country,
Which tax consulting firm is good to file tax returns,
Which shop is good take photo for your application
�. this list goes on and on.
Is IV slowly becoming a discussion forum with personal questions? This is my 98th post and I never opened a new thread. I have so many personal questions, but strongly believe that this is not the place to look for answers for my personal questions.
I have nothing against the person who opened this thread, but definitely frustrated with all new threads with irrelevant (to immigration) questions.
I am wondering about the wisdom of those (more than 10 red dot comments) who can not distinguish what RUDE means. Ok, let me be a mute spectator, in all means, I loose nothing.