imconfused
09-14 10:26 AM
Whats the difference between H1 trasnfer and a new H1?
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raysaikat
03-07 07:09 PM
Hi, this is my first time in the forum and I wish to seek advice on my situation.
I'm a green card holder (singapore citizen) who got married while being a US PR. I wish to apply for my wife (singapore citizen) a green card.
How long is the typical wait?
See visa bulletin. Your case is Family Based (FB) 2A. Currently, it is at 01APR06 (i.e., the applications that USCIS received before 04/01/2006 are eligible to be approved). You need to study how quickly the dates move by going through VISA bulletins in the last 3-4 years, but my guess would be about 5 years.
Visa Bulletin for March 2010 (http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_4659.html)
while applying, is it true that my wife can't enter the US?
AFAIK, not on the basis of her GC application, but if she gets another (dual-intent) VISA, say H1B, then she can enter US.
I kind of know the answers but would like to confirm with this forum. I know the situation can be pretty bleak.
Many many thanks,
After 5 years of being PR, you can become US Citizen. After you have become a US citizen, your wife's GC application will no longer be subject to a quota and she should get GC within a few months (processing time).
I'm a green card holder (singapore citizen) who got married while being a US PR. I wish to apply for my wife (singapore citizen) a green card.
How long is the typical wait?
See visa bulletin. Your case is Family Based (FB) 2A. Currently, it is at 01APR06 (i.e., the applications that USCIS received before 04/01/2006 are eligible to be approved). You need to study how quickly the dates move by going through VISA bulletins in the last 3-4 years, but my guess would be about 5 years.
Visa Bulletin for March 2010 (http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_4659.html)
while applying, is it true that my wife can't enter the US?
AFAIK, not on the basis of her GC application, but if she gets another (dual-intent) VISA, say H1B, then she can enter US.
I kind of know the answers but would like to confirm with this forum. I know the situation can be pretty bleak.
Many many thanks,
After 5 years of being PR, you can become US Citizen. After you have become a US citizen, your wife's GC application will no longer be subject to a quota and she should get GC within a few months (processing time).
reddytkv
08-27 01:54 PM
It will be great if any IV Guru can shed some light.
I am currently on EAD working to company B after invoking AC21 for past 1 year. Thinking of starting GC processing with current company.
So I asked my old company A to give me a copy of my approved I-140. He sent me a courtesy copy. Since i read in forums that copy of the original not courtesy is required, I sent a mail to Lawyer CC'ing my old company and I got a reply from the lawyer that he did not pay the lawyer fee. OfCourse like any desi company my old company collected lawyer fee from me. I am sure he will not pay it and already he stuck me in EB3 after promising EB2. SO I am pondering on my options.
Does any one know if I can use the courtesy copy of I-140 to proceed with my new GC process?
I read from one other forum I can use FOIA(Freedom of Information Act) and get a copy of I-140, but it will take minimum of 8 months.
I am currently on EAD working to company B after invoking AC21 for past 1 year. Thinking of starting GC processing with current company.
So I asked my old company A to give me a copy of my approved I-140. He sent me a courtesy copy. Since i read in forums that copy of the original not courtesy is required, I sent a mail to Lawyer CC'ing my old company and I got a reply from the lawyer that he did not pay the lawyer fee. OfCourse like any desi company my old company collected lawyer fee from me. I am sure he will not pay it and already he stuck me in EB3 after promising EB2. SO I am pondering on my options.
Does any one know if I can use the courtesy copy of I-140 to proceed with my new GC process?
I read from one other forum I can use FOIA(Freedom of Information Act) and get a copy of I-140, but it will take minimum of 8 months.
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milindt
03-11 11:54 PM
My in-laws came to visit us on vistor visa(B1/B2) .
They got 6 month of stay in their I-94.
My father-in-law left US 2 day's before I -94 expiry but with my mother-in-law's I-94. Before he left I applied for the extension of stay(I539) for my Mother-in-law.
Her I-539 got denied stating the person has already left.
Now in my mother-in-law's passport we have my father-in-law's I-94. So actually at the port of entry the officer switched the I-94's.
Now the question is now how to handle the denial of extension for mother-in-law and get new I-94? and what to do with father-in-law's I-94.
They got 6 month of stay in their I-94.
My father-in-law left US 2 day's before I -94 expiry but with my mother-in-law's I-94. Before he left I applied for the extension of stay(I539) for my Mother-in-law.
Her I-539 got denied stating the person has already left.
Now in my mother-in-law's passport we have my father-in-law's I-94. So actually at the port of entry the officer switched the I-94's.
Now the question is now how to handle the denial of extension for mother-in-law and get new I-94? and what to do with father-in-law's I-94.
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svam77
07-22 04:57 PM
Do not do that !! Its a part of the initial evidence andyour application can be rejected based on that.
You can ask her parents to take an afidavit, scan it and send it to u ....
You can ask her parents to take an afidavit, scan it and send it to u ....
gc_kaavaali
06-19 04:46 PM
I am sorry to ask...If H1B doesn't have I-94 attatched to it and it was approved when my friend was in india, he can work on L1. My question is, if he moves out of country and get H1B stamped, can he work on L1?
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rockstart
04-07 09:19 AM
With the new 180 days rule for NC I guess we should not be worrying too much about it.
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CRAZYMONK
03-18 02:44 PM
If that is the case, why don't you opt for 1 and not go for stamping? Indeed you don't need to if you are planning to use AP.
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diptam
07-12 11:15 AM
Intelligent peoples of this country started thinking in positive direction � but the count of such peoples is Low.
http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/07/12/28OPentinsight_1.html
If a College fresh guy gets Rs 6,00,000 / yr at bangalore what will be the salary of a 10yr experienced developer 5 years down the line when the talents will move back ?
In fact I�m sure 10yr experienced can immediately mandate a salary of Rs 30,00,000 /yr at Bgl �. You will save almost the same that you are saving here.
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http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/07/12/28OPentinsight_1.html
If a College fresh guy gets Rs 6,00,000 / yr at bangalore what will be the salary of a 10yr experienced developer 5 years down the line when the talents will move back ?
In fact I�m sure 10yr experienced can immediately mandate a salary of Rs 30,00,000 /yr at Bgl �. You will save almost the same that you are saving here.
PLease keep all media info in media thread.. Thanks.
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08-08 12:40 PM
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billu
07-18 09:54 PM
i am switching employers and i have about 10k in my 401k with current employer. my next employer does not have the option to start 401k until after one year of service.i am looking for options to rollover my 401k to a IRA in a company. does anyone have any recommendations?thanks in advance
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bitzbytz
06-21 02:08 PM
I know a person, who was on H1b since Oct 06 without Pay (with valid H4visa stamp) and In feb 07 , she went to India and returned to US on her unexpired H4 visa. Did anyone hear similar stories.
I am trying to find out, if returning to US using unexpired H4 visa is safe option
or
applying for COS from H1-H4.
I am trying to find out, if returning to US using unexpired H4 visa is safe option
or
applying for COS from H1-H4.
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Ind-Can
01-04 12:24 PM
Hello All,
I got my US green card in EB3-I category through consular processing after an interview in Montreal, Canada in 2004.
My PD is 29 March 2002. My family could not accompany me to the interview and hence they did not get their green cards at that time. I wanted to schedule an interview for them since 2008 and the Montreal Consulate informed me that my PD is not current. This is somewhat strange as I have already got my Green card in 2004. I have tried all options but everyone tells me that I have to wait till my PD becomes current. I am not a US citizen yet. The way EB3-I is going it will be easily another year till my PD becomes current. (The PD date has moved by 1 month in the last 6 months)
I will appreciate if anyone has any suggestions for me.
Thank You!
I got my US green card in EB3-I category through consular processing after an interview in Montreal, Canada in 2004.
My PD is 29 March 2002. My family could not accompany me to the interview and hence they did not get their green cards at that time. I wanted to schedule an interview for them since 2008 and the Montreal Consulate informed me that my PD is not current. This is somewhat strange as I have already got my Green card in 2004. I have tried all options but everyone tells me that I have to wait till my PD becomes current. I am not a US citizen yet. The way EB3-I is going it will be easily another year till my PD becomes current. (The PD date has moved by 1 month in the last 6 months)
I will appreciate if anyone has any suggestions for me.
Thank You!
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wandmaker
06-23 10:09 AM
You will say 'YES' for yourself and 'NO' for your dependents. Immigration petition is nothing but I-140, if any of your family members have filed I-140 then answer would be 'YES'
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gc28262
04-30 05:12 PM
Good one !
Even Lady liberty is an illegal immigrant from an Arizonian mexican's point of view.
What an irony !
Even Lady liberty is an illegal immigrant from an Arizonian mexican's point of view.
What an irony !
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raysaikat
07-30 07:16 PM
I have applied concurrently for green card under EB2 in August 2007.Received I140 approval and I485 is in process. Have applied for H1b extension and is pending. I am working for a consulting firm at present. I got job offer for a permanent position with the client that has same job duties and title. But the salary is about $20, 000 lower than what my consulting firm is paying now. My labor was applied with a higher salary. Can this lower salary and the difference create problems with the green card processing? Did anyone have any of this experience? Please help!!!
Yes, lower salary by that much will be a basis of denial of your I-485. Your new position must have at least the salary mentioned in the LC.
Yes, lower salary by that much will be a basis of denial of your I-485. Your new position must have at least the salary mentioned in the LC.
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jai007
09-26 01:16 PM
I have filled with only one check for all (self+wife) my I-485/AP/EAD. All application receipted without any issue.
Good luck for you filling.
Good luck for you filling.
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zico123
06-27 07:40 PM
is it possible to apply in Delhi even if u r from Mumbai... Has any1 done tht before?
You can easily go to any consulate in India without any problems. but for reassurance you can email and ask the Delhi consulate with details.
You can easily go to any consulate in India without any problems. but for reassurance you can email and ask the Delhi consulate with details.
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st4rguitar
04-06 01:22 PM
Hi,
My Company applied PERM in Sept'07 at Chicago. Till now company hasn't heard back yet and now employer is planning to file one more PERM appl. through different Lawyer. Can we file one more application without hearing/know the first case status?
Appreciate the reply.
Thx...
You cannot file a new PERM under the same position under the same company while the other one is still pending.
The DOL states an "average" processing time of 90 days, which may be extended based on whether or not an audit or multiple audits are issued. We are however noticing the average processing time is about 4 months or so.
My Company applied PERM in Sept'07 at Chicago. Till now company hasn't heard back yet and now employer is planning to file one more PERM appl. through different Lawyer. Can we file one more application without hearing/know the first case status?
Appreciate the reply.
Thx...
You cannot file a new PERM under the same position under the same company while the other one is still pending.
The DOL states an "average" processing time of 90 days, which may be extended based on whether or not an audit or multiple audits are issued. We are however noticing the average processing time is about 4 months or so.
illuminati
06-21 09:22 PM
I know this issue have been discussed several times before, but I am trying to get practical answers from Guru's.
About to apply for my Canadian PR next week and my current status is
H1B (1.5 Years Left) and US GC Status : EB-2 (India) (Aug 2006), I-140 Approved , but havent filed for I-485 yet. As one could imagine Canadian PR is just a backup and I want to understand risks and potential issues in future.
1) Does appying/getting a Canadian PR before fling I-485 a issue? I know lot of folks did it , but was trying to see how you handled the issue at 485 Stage.
2) Although, I am not expecting my I-485 dates will be current very soon, what happens in case if I apply for 485 and Canadian PR is approved.
3) Can USCIS reject your I485 process if it sees canadian PR or do they send a RFE ?? I can always say that I will forgo my canadian PR once I get US GC , but do they buy it or would they make a issue out of it.
Thanks for all your time and hope this question would clear up lot of questions for other folks.
About to apply for my Canadian PR next week and my current status is
H1B (1.5 Years Left) and US GC Status : EB-2 (India) (Aug 2006), I-140 Approved , but havent filed for I-485 yet. As one could imagine Canadian PR is just a backup and I want to understand risks and potential issues in future.
1) Does appying/getting a Canadian PR before fling I-485 a issue? I know lot of folks did it , but was trying to see how you handled the issue at 485 Stage.
2) Although, I am not expecting my I-485 dates will be current very soon, what happens in case if I apply for 485 and Canadian PR is approved.
3) Can USCIS reject your I485 process if it sees canadian PR or do they send a RFE ?? I can always say that I will forgo my canadian PR once I get US GC , but do they buy it or would they make a issue out of it.
Thanks for all your time and hope this question would clear up lot of questions for other folks.
resetclock
01-30 05:51 AM
I have H1b Stamped in Jan (Approved in 2007 valid till 1 Oct 2010). My Petioner is well run lawful consultant company (have filed 100+ H1bs since 2001) and he wants me to come to US. My Petioner has in-house as well Client side Projects.
I am having around 8 years of IT experience and Graduate degree in Computer Science. I have worked in past as full time employee with US' No.1 IT Manufacturer in India & have travelled to US twice on Business Visa, I am currently working with a US Bank's Offshore Technology centre in India.
My question is "Is it safe to travel in First week of March 2010 to USA with my H1b stamped in January 2008. In that case What documents I should be carrying along with I-797 Notice of Approval of I-129 Petition.
Thanks much in Advance.
Regards,
R C.
I am having around 8 years of IT experience and Graduate degree in Computer Science. I have worked in past as full time employee with US' No.1 IT Manufacturer in India & have travelled to US twice on Business Visa, I am currently working with a US Bank's Offshore Technology centre in India.
My question is "Is it safe to travel in First week of March 2010 to USA with my H1b stamped in January 2008. In that case What documents I should be carrying along with I-797 Notice of Approval of I-129 Petition.
Thanks much in Advance.
Regards,
R C.
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