gcseeker2002
06-30 09:01 PM
I sent the email to: NCSCFollowup.Nsc@dhs.gov
Did anybody else send email to this address ? Is there a format for the email or just plain ask them if they can expedite ?
Did anybody else send email to this address ? Is there a format for the email or just plain ask them if they can expedite ?
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snathan
04-03 08:32 AM
Hi,
My Labor was denied in 6th year. I have my 7th year extension in couple of months.
My employer doesn't give much details of why my labor was denied. When i insisted them the reason for denial they said that they just got a letter saying that they are already US Citizens available with that skill set. I asked them to send a copy of the denial letter but they say that that letter also has other case numbers which they filed and don't want to reveal them. Is that believable?
I said them to file appeal so that the case would be in pending and i can apply for 7th year extension. They said that its an no objection denial and they cannot appeal the case. Can it be true?
Now i am even not sure if they applied for Labor. I need to get some proof from them. For what document can i ask them for this? What should i do in this situation?
If you visited india/your home country in these six years, you can recapture those dates. It might give you couple of months. In the mean time, if your PERM approved you are good. Check with your employer how much they are willing to help.
Good luck.
My Labor was denied in 6th year. I have my 7th year extension in couple of months.
My employer doesn't give much details of why my labor was denied. When i insisted them the reason for denial they said that they just got a letter saying that they are already US Citizens available with that skill set. I asked them to send a copy of the denial letter but they say that that letter also has other case numbers which they filed and don't want to reveal them. Is that believable?
I said them to file appeal so that the case would be in pending and i can apply for 7th year extension. They said that its an no objection denial and they cannot appeal the case. Can it be true?
Now i am even not sure if they applied for Labor. I need to get some proof from them. For what document can i ask them for this? What should i do in this situation?
If you visited india/your home country in these six years, you can recapture those dates. It might give you couple of months. In the mean time, if your PERM approved you are good. Check with your employer how much they are willing to help.
Good luck.
sledge_hammer
01-15 10:28 AM
Incorrect!
If the H-1B is approved w/ COS (change of status) then, come Oct 1st she/he is on H-1B.
Approved H1 does not mean you are in H1.
But if your employer has already enrolled you in his company, then you are in H1.
If the H-1B is approved w/ COS (change of status) then, come Oct 1st she/he is on H-1B.
Approved H1 does not mean you are in H1.
But if your employer has already enrolled you in his company, then you are in H1.
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Honda
05-10 11:04 PM
Take a look and particularly pages 23 - 26...
http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/rss_viewer/immigration_blueprint.pdf
:)
Dont expect too much. Nothing will happend.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/rss_viewer/immigration_blueprint.pdf
:)
Dont expect too much. Nothing will happend.
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TomTancredo
01-09 03:53 PM
I had an RFE for the ability to pay, PD is sep 2004 , USCIS asked the ability to pay since PD . I have been getting paid more than double the proferred wage since PD so it was easy to prove.
USCIS asked to prove the A2P for all the petitions pending simultaneously and My lawyer handled it very well.
I think NSC routinely asks for the A2P. My lawyers is very conservative he did not even include my w2s while applying 140. His philosophy is dont give any extra info unless otherwise explicitly asked.
USCIS asked to prove the A2P for all the petitions pending simultaneously and My lawyer handled it very well.
I think NSC routinely asks for the A2P. My lawyers is very conservative he did not even include my w2s while applying 140. His philosophy is dont give any extra info unless otherwise explicitly asked.
Jaime
04-02 03:33 PM
I strongly believe, they my use a point system approach like other countries. They talked about point system in the past, I am pretty sure thy might implement that system
What do you all think?
I agree that they will use a points system. When Obama was senator, he introduced an amendment to CIR 2007 where the points system would end after 5 years (that was back then, to please some anti-immigrants constituents), but that was because the points system back then was geared towards both illegals and legals. I think this time, they will for sure try to legalize the illegals, and they will introduce measures like a points systems for legals, and perhaps some relief for U.S.-educated legals, or those with masters degrees.
Right now all that matters to make this happen is that the economy improves. The Dow broke 8000 today, and the buzz everywhere is that we're nearing a bottom. Also, the world has taken the G-20 meeting outcomes very positively (even if the U.S. wanted more stimulus), confidence is improving. I am sure that come the summer and Fall things will be even better. The summer will be dominated by healthcare reform, and then comes our turn. Let's prepare, and let's donate to IV!!!
Any other opinions regarding what CIR might look like for us legals?
What do you all think?
I agree that they will use a points system. When Obama was senator, he introduced an amendment to CIR 2007 where the points system would end after 5 years (that was back then, to please some anti-immigrants constituents), but that was because the points system back then was geared towards both illegals and legals. I think this time, they will for sure try to legalize the illegals, and they will introduce measures like a points systems for legals, and perhaps some relief for U.S.-educated legals, or those with masters degrees.
Right now all that matters to make this happen is that the economy improves. The Dow broke 8000 today, and the buzz everywhere is that we're nearing a bottom. Also, the world has taken the G-20 meeting outcomes very positively (even if the U.S. wanted more stimulus), confidence is improving. I am sure that come the summer and Fall things will be even better. The summer will be dominated by healthcare reform, and then comes our turn. Let's prepare, and let's donate to IV!!!
Any other opinions regarding what CIR might look like for us legals?
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nortam1
04-11 08:55 AM
Funny how per Mumbai Consulate I will be current next month and got LUD yesterday....hmmm !!!
I'll keep you all posted.
I'll keep you all posted.
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10-14 11:24 PM
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arthsidhu
09-04 09:54 PM
Sorry to hear your story. Contact your immigration lawyer immediately
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CADude
08-24 04:14 PM
You are right...
From what I understand, this is nothing new either.
Remember, I485 Adjustment of Status can be filed by multiple categories of people, not just those who are applying for Employment Based green cards. I think this is the vital difference.
Those applying under Family Basis, Refugee, Asylum, K1 etc can get transferred elsewhere too. I think it goes to Chicago for them or something
From what I understand, this is nothing new either.
Remember, I485 Adjustment of Status can be filed by multiple categories of people, not just those who are applying for Employment Based green cards. I think this is the vital difference.
Those applying under Family Basis, Refugee, Asylum, K1 etc can get transferred elsewhere too. I think it goes to Chicago for them or something
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NKR
08-28 06:07 PM
1000$ per month for insurance?.. how many members you have?. that's insane
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Aah_GC
08-01 12:46 PM
Typical Murthy Style -
Your comments are appreciated and in doing so the law offices of Sheila Murthy have left no stone unturned to deliberate a discussion with USCIS. We understand how important this is to our readers and are striving hard to get some information.
Few days later..
The recent bulletin has left a lot of our readers in the line, waiting for their Green cards. What now? We have to remind our readers that they could apply for their AC21 portability clause. What is AC21 clause?
Few years later.. (after IV and other pro immig groups have solved the issues)
We have good news for our readers. Sheila Murthy's efforts have led to a resolution that will sound pleasing to its readers. What now?
.............
and a whole lot of bull crap.. Welcome to the never ending series of self-advertizement.
Your comments are appreciated and in doing so the law offices of Sheila Murthy have left no stone unturned to deliberate a discussion with USCIS. We understand how important this is to our readers and are striving hard to get some information.
Few days later..
The recent bulletin has left a lot of our readers in the line, waiting for their Green cards. What now? We have to remind our readers that they could apply for their AC21 portability clause. What is AC21 clause?
Few years later.. (after IV and other pro immig groups have solved the issues)
We have good news for our readers. Sheila Murthy's efforts have led to a resolution that will sound pleasing to its readers. What now?
.............
and a whole lot of bull crap.. Welcome to the never ending series of self-advertizement.
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perm2gc
09-06 02:37 PM
What I understand from the posts is that the DOB certificate isn't a big deal.
Just have to get proper affidavits.....
Not So.. Affidavits only work in some cases but not for all.
Just have to get proper affidavits.....
Not So.. Affidavits only work in some cases but not for all.
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kumsoft
08-01 01:51 PM
Where did you file I-485? Where was your I-140 approved from NSC or TSC?
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tinamatthew
07-22 02:23 AM
Hi all,
Greetings! I need to visit Canada for a week begining 7/27/07. My lawyer will be mailing my I-485 mostly this monday. He recommonds not to travel out side US until we get receipt notice. My Canada trip is very important. AS per my knowledge we will not get new I-94 as long as we are traveling for less than 30 days to Canada. Any thoughts about the impact of traveling to Canada before we get receipt notice for I-485?
Have a good one!
Thanks a bunch in advance to all who would share your expertise on this.
Rama.
http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-485.pdf
Page 7 states:
Travel outside the United States for adjustment ofstatus applicants under sections 209 and 245 of theAct, and Registry applicants under section 249 of the Act
Your departure from the United States (including brief visits to Canada or Mexico) constitutes an abandonment of your adjustment of status application, unless you are granted permission to depart and you are inspected upon your return to the United States. Such permission to travel is called ''advance parole.'' To request advance parole, you must file Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, with the appropriate fee at the USCIS office where you applied for adjustment of status.
Hope this helps
Greetings! I need to visit Canada for a week begining 7/27/07. My lawyer will be mailing my I-485 mostly this monday. He recommonds not to travel out side US until we get receipt notice. My Canada trip is very important. AS per my knowledge we will not get new I-94 as long as we are traveling for less than 30 days to Canada. Any thoughts about the impact of traveling to Canada before we get receipt notice for I-485?
Have a good one!
Thanks a bunch in advance to all who would share your expertise on this.
Rama.
http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-485.pdf
Page 7 states:
Travel outside the United States for adjustment ofstatus applicants under sections 209 and 245 of theAct, and Registry applicants under section 249 of the Act
Your departure from the United States (including brief visits to Canada or Mexico) constitutes an abandonment of your adjustment of status application, unless you are granted permission to depart and you are inspected upon your return to the United States. Such permission to travel is called ''advance parole.'' To request advance parole, you must file Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, with the appropriate fee at the USCIS office where you applied for adjustment of status.
Hope this helps
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svn
03-31 01:47 PM
OK, as gcisadawg mentioned, this is a piece of a puzzle but we now have multiple sources of information. So, let's try to put some of those together to arrive at Current Pending 485 Applications by category:
1st source of Information:
In the information just released by USCIS, they have given us us a "goal" they had set for themselves for year end i.e. Sep 30, 2009. However, as per their tracking, they are nowhere near achieving this goal since they have a HUGE backlog as of today. Using the information provided
Current Pending 485 Applications = Total Open 485 Applications Goal at end of Sep, 2009 (i.e. 301,695) + Total of Current Backlog based on current rate (i.e. 370,888)+ Applications that correspond to the "Normal" rate of processing between now and Sep 30 2009 (?)
= 672,583 + ?
2nd Source of Information:
At the end of Jan 2009, USCIS had released number of I-485 applications pending = 620,249
The two sources of information indicate that the number of pending I-485 applications has actually gone up by at least by 52,334. This seems strange given that most folks have not been able to file I-485s recently given unavailability of visa numbers. However, if you exclude the number of I-131 i,.e Advance Parole applications(56,328) that have been included as part of I-485 in 1st Source of Information, that leads us to the number of applications that USCIS has in fact processed between end Jan 2009 and today (drumrolls please) =
3994
So, if in about 7 weeks between end Jan 2009 and Mar 23, 2009 (date of release of Memo), USCIS has processed 3994 applications, we can anticipate that in the 27 weeks between now and end of Sep, 2009, USCIS, the number of applications it will process is:
15405
In other wods, given their current rate of processing and their current backlog, by the end of Sep 30, 2009, the number of pending applications will still be
= 672,583 - 56,328- 15,405
= 600,849
Hate to be gloomy but ....Hope, anyone?
1st source of Information:
In the information just released by USCIS, they have given us us a "goal" they had set for themselves for year end i.e. Sep 30, 2009. However, as per their tracking, they are nowhere near achieving this goal since they have a HUGE backlog as of today. Using the information provided
Current Pending 485 Applications = Total Open 485 Applications Goal at end of Sep, 2009 (i.e. 301,695) + Total of Current Backlog based on current rate (i.e. 370,888)+ Applications that correspond to the "Normal" rate of processing between now and Sep 30 2009 (?)
= 672,583 + ?
2nd Source of Information:
At the end of Jan 2009, USCIS had released number of I-485 applications pending = 620,249
The two sources of information indicate that the number of pending I-485 applications has actually gone up by at least by 52,334. This seems strange given that most folks have not been able to file I-485s recently given unavailability of visa numbers. However, if you exclude the number of I-131 i,.e Advance Parole applications(56,328) that have been included as part of I-485 in 1st Source of Information, that leads us to the number of applications that USCIS has in fact processed between end Jan 2009 and today (drumrolls please) =
3994
So, if in about 7 weeks between end Jan 2009 and Mar 23, 2009 (date of release of Memo), USCIS has processed 3994 applications, we can anticipate that in the 27 weeks between now and end of Sep, 2009, USCIS, the number of applications it will process is:
15405
In other wods, given their current rate of processing and their current backlog, by the end of Sep 30, 2009, the number of pending applications will still be
= 672,583 - 56,328- 15,405
= 600,849
Hate to be gloomy but ....Hope, anyone?
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javaconsultant
04-08 02:49 AM
I am on 8th year H-1B extension and my labor certification application
is pending at PBEC for 4 years..
Got Laid off....from my current employer...What are my options ?
a) Can I get an H-1B from another employer and apply thru PERM.
b) If I apply thru PERM from another employer B and my labor is approved from my current employer A(the one that laid me off)...can I apply I-140 from the employer A ?
Guys...Pls let me know you thoughts ...It is very critical for me...
Thanks.
is pending at PBEC for 4 years..
Got Laid off....from my current employer...What are my options ?
a) Can I get an H-1B from another employer and apply thru PERM.
b) If I apply thru PERM from another employer B and my labor is approved from my current employer A(the one that laid me off)...can I apply I-140 from the employer A ?
Guys...Pls let me know you thoughts ...It is very critical for me...
Thanks.
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a_yaja
07-24 01:35 PM
My employer has decided to concurrently file for my I-140 and I-485 in EB2 category. The application will be submitted to USCIS by Aug 1.
This has turned out to be a nightmare for me. I am on H1B right now and plan to get married to an F1 holder in Jan 2008 in India. I am worried that my to-be wife will not be able to return to the US on F1 after we get married in India. (She is not included in the I-140 and I-485 application right now.)
Has anyone faced this problem? What are my options?
I was able to come up with the following options. Any comments on these?
Should we get married (like today!) and include her in the I-140 and I-485 as a co applicant. Chances are that the lawyers will not be able to process the changes in the application in the given time frame.
Should I abandon the I-140 and I-485 application and continue on H1B.
Should we get married in US and never travel to India while she is on F1. Later she can convert to H1B and then we can travel?
Thanks in advance.
I see a lot of people advising you to get married here in the US. BE CAREFUL. TALK TO LAWYER BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING RASH AND REGRET IT LATER. As I mentioned in another thread, I know of a case where a lady came to US on visitor visa (B1) and married a US citizen right away. Her AOS was denied saying that she falisified her visa application(stating that she needed visitor visa for non-immigrant purposes when in fact she wanted to immigrate to the US). To avoid such a case, the usual practice would be to wait for 6 - 8 months and then get married in the US. Your case is different, but take no chances.
Coming back to you case, I don't see any issues in applying for AOS - if your would be spouse already has a F1 visa, there is nothing to worry about. She can enter the US on the F1 visa. If your would be spouse does not have F1 visa, then she can always apply for F1 *BEFORE* you two get married (then she does not have to state in the visa application that someone in family had applied for immigrant visa) and still come over to the US and you can later aply for AOS when the dates are current. Another option would be to get your wife here on H4 (if for some reason the F1 does not work out) after marriage and apply for AOS when dates are current again.
There are many options available for you - it would be a good idea to talk to a lawyer. The only problem I see right now is that your wife will not be able to join you in applying for AOS. If you really want her to apply for AOS with you, then you need to go to India ASAP, get married, bring her back on H4 and file for AOS. Or as someone else suggested, you can file for AOS, go to India, get married, get your wife on H4 and file for her AOS (especially since medical records are not required as part of initial evidence).
This has turned out to be a nightmare for me. I am on H1B right now and plan to get married to an F1 holder in Jan 2008 in India. I am worried that my to-be wife will not be able to return to the US on F1 after we get married in India. (She is not included in the I-140 and I-485 application right now.)
Has anyone faced this problem? What are my options?
I was able to come up with the following options. Any comments on these?
Should we get married (like today!) and include her in the I-140 and I-485 as a co applicant. Chances are that the lawyers will not be able to process the changes in the application in the given time frame.
Should I abandon the I-140 and I-485 application and continue on H1B.
Should we get married in US and never travel to India while she is on F1. Later she can convert to H1B and then we can travel?
Thanks in advance.
I see a lot of people advising you to get married here in the US. BE CAREFUL. TALK TO LAWYER BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING RASH AND REGRET IT LATER. As I mentioned in another thread, I know of a case where a lady came to US on visitor visa (B1) and married a US citizen right away. Her AOS was denied saying that she falisified her visa application(stating that she needed visitor visa for non-immigrant purposes when in fact she wanted to immigrate to the US). To avoid such a case, the usual practice would be to wait for 6 - 8 months and then get married in the US. Your case is different, but take no chances.
Coming back to you case, I don't see any issues in applying for AOS - if your would be spouse already has a F1 visa, there is nothing to worry about. She can enter the US on the F1 visa. If your would be spouse does not have F1 visa, then she can always apply for F1 *BEFORE* you two get married (then she does not have to state in the visa application that someone in family had applied for immigrant visa) and still come over to the US and you can later aply for AOS when the dates are current. Another option would be to get your wife here on H4 (if for some reason the F1 does not work out) after marriage and apply for AOS when dates are current again.
There are many options available for you - it would be a good idea to talk to a lawyer. The only problem I see right now is that your wife will not be able to join you in applying for AOS. If you really want her to apply for AOS with you, then you need to go to India ASAP, get married, bring her back on H4 and file for AOS. Or as someone else suggested, you can file for AOS, go to India, get married, get your wife on H4 and file for her AOS (especially since medical records are not required as part of initial evidence).
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chi_shark
09-23 10:25 AM
hey, thanks for your response... if i indeed dont have to worry, that will be great for me...
i have used ac21 to work for a new employer for my main gc sponsoring job... this s-corp is a second job... my ambivalence right now is to do with the intent part... can an officer on the other side contend that i have my own company, so i did not really intend to work for my sponsoring employer all along and hence my GC app is a fraud?
if any of you know, let me know: does the "intention to work for sponsoring employer" thing apply at the time of filing i485 or at the time of adjudication?
chi-shark
It appears that you haven't used AC21 to port to self employment. You are merely operating a business on a part time basis. You should be fine. I don't understand why you plan to dissolve your S Corp.
Good luck
i have used ac21 to work for a new employer for my main gc sponsoring job... this s-corp is a second job... my ambivalence right now is to do with the intent part... can an officer on the other side contend that i have my own company, so i did not really intend to work for my sponsoring employer all along and hence my GC app is a fraud?
if any of you know, let me know: does the "intention to work for sponsoring employer" thing apply at the time of filing i485 or at the time of adjudication?
chi-shark
It appears that you haven't used AC21 to port to self employment. You are merely operating a business on a part time basis. You should be fine. I don't understand why you plan to dissolve your S Corp.
Good luck
getrdone
11-07 02:11 PM
but can they start PP with increased processing time from 15 to 60 days?
rego
02-12 02:54 PM
(including a possible pre-application filing procedure for adjustment cases)
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Looks like there is a possibility if we give some effort.
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