upuaut
10-03 02:00 AM
Yeah.. I believe that the US consitution grants that right to us. For a mear 35$ processing fee too. (though I heard that price years ago.. it may be more now)
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vin13
01-07 10:01 AM
I heard in NPR recently about many coming over as tourists just to give birth and then they go back to their home countries. This would give their child an option to move to US if need be. This legislation if passed may help close the loop hole.
Macaca
03-08 09:27 AM
1. The economic and cultural contributions the HSLI's make.
PROGRAMS FUNDED BY H-1B TRAINING FEE AND LABOR MARKET FOR IT WORKERS (http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showpost.php?p=51216&postcount=8)
“Between FY 2000 and 2004, the NSF provided $187.2 million in H-1B user fees to colleges and universities in an effort to increase the supply of individuals with skills in computer science, engineering, and math. Some 40,000 students were awarded scholarships over the period (p. CRS-8).
The DOL awarded over $328 million in Technical Skills Training Grants from its share of H-1B training fee monies during the same time period (CRS-9)."
PROGRAMS FUNDED BY H-1B TRAINING FEE AND LABOR MARKET FOR IT WORKERS (http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showpost.php?p=51216&postcount=8)
“Between FY 2000 and 2004, the NSF provided $187.2 million in H-1B user fees to colleges and universities in an effort to increase the supply of individuals with skills in computer science, engineering, and math. Some 40,000 students were awarded scholarships over the period (p. CRS-8).
The DOL awarded over $328 million in Technical Skills Training Grants from its share of H-1B training fee monies during the same time period (CRS-9)."
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sku123
07-16 09:16 PM
Hi All,
My priority date is March 2006 in the EB2 category. I am scheduled to be married to an Indian citizen in December 2010. However, based on the visa bulletin, it seems possible that I might get my 485 approved as early as August 2010. What are my options to delay my green card processing until I get married? What other options to I have to bring my wife to USA in case I receive my green card before marriage?
Any suggestions and advices would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
S
My priority date is March 2006 in the EB2 category. I am scheduled to be married to an Indian citizen in December 2010. However, based on the visa bulletin, it seems possible that I might get my 485 approved as early as August 2010. What are my options to delay my green card processing until I get married? What other options to I have to bring my wife to USA in case I receive my green card before marriage?
Any suggestions and advices would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
S
indyanguy
08-15 02:08 PM
Both my 140 and 485 have WAC numbers!
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roseball
04-15 02:57 PM
Thanx for the replies. I am not doing consulting work. I work for a telecom product company. Only thing that was worrying me is how much earlier i can stamp my renewal visa 10 days or 30 days or 60 days from the date of new approval. I didn't want to take a chance in chennai embassy later when i go to india (after the expiry of my visa in july).
From the replies, i guess i can stamp it well before the end of previous visa.
Thanx folks.
- ndprasad
Assuming your stamping is successful, the only other issue I would see is the validity of your new I-94 at the POE in Toronto (US immigration check is done at toronto airport)...Since your new H1 approval only starts after the current one expires, historically I have seen cases where the IO at POE only gave the I-94 for the duration of the current H1 and not until the validity of the new approved H1. The reason given was that the new H1 was not valid on the date of entry even though its approved and he cannot allow a person to stay based on a document which is valid in future. But the cases I came across were when the new H1 start date was more than 3 or 4 months away. In your case since the start date is only 1 month away this "may or may not" be an issue....I think USCIS allows people to enter US 3 weeks in advance or something like that..I am not sure of the exact time interval but I think you can find out online....If they only give you an I-94 till the validity of your current H1, then you either will have to travel and re-enter again after your new H1 starts or apply for an extension again.....Just wanted to give you a heads up on the possibility of this issue...Good luck with your stamping....
From the replies, i guess i can stamp it well before the end of previous visa.
Thanx folks.
- ndprasad
Assuming your stamping is successful, the only other issue I would see is the validity of your new I-94 at the POE in Toronto (US immigration check is done at toronto airport)...Since your new H1 approval only starts after the current one expires, historically I have seen cases where the IO at POE only gave the I-94 for the duration of the current H1 and not until the validity of the new approved H1. The reason given was that the new H1 was not valid on the date of entry even though its approved and he cannot allow a person to stay based on a document which is valid in future. But the cases I came across were when the new H1 start date was more than 3 or 4 months away. In your case since the start date is only 1 month away this "may or may not" be an issue....I think USCIS allows people to enter US 3 weeks in advance or something like that..I am not sure of the exact time interval but I think you can find out online....If they only give you an I-94 till the validity of your current H1, then you either will have to travel and re-enter again after your new H1 starts or apply for an extension again.....Just wanted to give you a heads up on the possibility of this issue...Good luck with your stamping....
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boreal
08-29 01:41 PM
Btw, my EAD doesn't show any FP on it.
My first EAD didnt have any FP on it and my renewal EAD doesnt have my FPs either. Says "no finger print available". Another Interesting fact is that i never had any LUD on my 485 even after finger-printing (11/2007). Makes me think if USCIS even has my FPs at all...anyone knows if its alright? (Infact i even called that FBI number and they did verify that the Fingerprints (results?) were sent back to USCIS the next day after i was Finger printed..)..but USCIS being USCIS, never know what happened to my finger prints..I wont be surprised, two years from now, they would send me another notice to go get finger printed..
My first EAD didnt have any FP on it and my renewal EAD doesnt have my FPs either. Says "no finger print available". Another Interesting fact is that i never had any LUD on my 485 even after finger-printing (11/2007). Makes me think if USCIS even has my FPs at all...anyone knows if its alright? (Infact i even called that FBI number and they did verify that the Fingerprints (results?) were sent back to USCIS the next day after i was Finger printed..)..but USCIS being USCIS, never know what happened to my finger prints..I wont be surprised, two years from now, they would send me another notice to go get finger printed..
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krishmunn
11-13 09:56 AM
"What if I do not have an invite letter from UK? "
In that case you need to show your hotel booking.
In that case you need to show your hotel booking.
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chanduv23
02-07 05:25 PM
Thanks chanduv23.
You guys are really motivated and sometimes get too involved, you need to relax a little.
In the meantime let me tell you that I have a very special attitude toward you guys. Just because I just tell the facts the way they are make people get offended.
I did not write any immigration laws, otherwise I would have had my GC 30 years ago. Yes, I came to study here in 1976 believe or not.
MY dad was here in 1970 and was given a GC when he landed. But he went back to India after an year because of recession and because of promising opportunities in India - he joined a very large public sector bank and is now retired - he never felt bad about returning back and I am glad that I am not a ABCD :)
Looks like you have seen a lot of this stuff as you have been here since the 70s - though your posts are very informative - some of your posts do send negative vibes.
I am personally of a strong opinion that - the only way towards fixing our issues is continuous perserverance with persistence and a clarion call for unity among the community.
You guys are really motivated and sometimes get too involved, you need to relax a little.
In the meantime let me tell you that I have a very special attitude toward you guys. Just because I just tell the facts the way they are make people get offended.
I did not write any immigration laws, otherwise I would have had my GC 30 years ago. Yes, I came to study here in 1976 believe or not.
MY dad was here in 1970 and was given a GC when he landed. But he went back to India after an year because of recession and because of promising opportunities in India - he joined a very large public sector bank and is now retired - he never felt bad about returning back and I am glad that I am not a ABCD :)
Looks like you have seen a lot of this stuff as you have been here since the 70s - though your posts are very informative - some of your posts do send negative vibes.
I am personally of a strong opinion that - the only way towards fixing our issues is continuous perserverance with persistence and a clarion call for unity among the community.
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up_guy
02-19 01:14 PM
If IV has to be a bigger and mass organization then it must be able to have capacities to receive any donated amount through credit cards and pay palls as I don't think these options require any manual work in receiving the money. If just 20,000 people gives $5 each month then its become $100,000 collection each month.
By keeping lower amount IV can get members paying $5 or $10 per months even after getting GC and getting citizenships just for good cause. I am pretty sure that overall net collection will go up and more people will prefer to be a paid member than now.
By keeping lower amount IV can get members paying $5 or $10 per months even after getting GC and getting citizenships just for good cause. I am pretty sure that overall net collection will go up and more people will prefer to be a paid member than now.
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caydee
12-28 01:19 PM
By referencing the H-1B Program, I believe the writer has inadvertently diluted IV's goals. The home page clearly states IV's objective as ".... working to alleviate the problems faced by legal high-skilled foreign workers in the United States....".
Shouldn't we stay focused on OUR objective?
Shouldn't we stay focused on OUR objective?
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gnutin
03-12 03:02 PM
Himanshu,
I second what gccovet wrote. I sponsored my in-law this week with I-134 affidavit of support and there were no problems.
I second what gccovet wrote. I sponsored my in-law this week with I-134 affidavit of support and there were no problems.
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add78
05-02 12:20 PM
does anyone know the links to explaining process from here on to this bill
thank you
Uma
A bill's journey into a law is often times a long and arduous one.
United States Congress is made up of two chambers, A House of Representatives and a Senate.
The House is made up of Representatives elected by a small (local) group of citizens belonging to small geographic area within each state, while The Senate is made up of Senators elected by ALL the people of that state. The reason for this system was that the Founding Fathers wanted any piece of legislation be throughly examined, debated and represented by each small constituency as well as statewide representation.
A bill is introduced in the House or the Senate. It is then debated in that chamber (House or Senate) and after intense debate, comes up on the floor for voting. If it passes, it needs to be introduced and passed in the other chamber (House or Senate). Many times, the exact same bill may not be introduced in the other chamber, and therefore needs to come up before a joint reconciliation committee where a subset (sort of) bill is agreed upon. It then comes up again before both the chambers and if passed goes to the President who can veto it if he/she wants. If the President signs it, then it becomes a law with the effective date mentioned in the bill. If the President vetoes a bill, it goes back to both chambers and if passed the second time by two thirds of majority in each chamber then it becomes a law overriding President's veto.
Its a long journey, this is just the first step. Hold your horses and contribute towards our lobbying efforts.
Hope this helps.
thank you
Uma
A bill's journey into a law is often times a long and arduous one.
United States Congress is made up of two chambers, A House of Representatives and a Senate.
The House is made up of Representatives elected by a small (local) group of citizens belonging to small geographic area within each state, while The Senate is made up of Senators elected by ALL the people of that state. The reason for this system was that the Founding Fathers wanted any piece of legislation be throughly examined, debated and represented by each small constituency as well as statewide representation.
A bill is introduced in the House or the Senate. It is then debated in that chamber (House or Senate) and after intense debate, comes up on the floor for voting. If it passes, it needs to be introduced and passed in the other chamber (House or Senate). Many times, the exact same bill may not be introduced in the other chamber, and therefore needs to come up before a joint reconciliation committee where a subset (sort of) bill is agreed upon. It then comes up again before both the chambers and if passed goes to the President who can veto it if he/she wants. If the President signs it, then it becomes a law with the effective date mentioned in the bill. If the President vetoes a bill, it goes back to both chambers and if passed the second time by two thirds of majority in each chamber then it becomes a law overriding President's veto.
Its a long journey, this is just the first step. Hold your horses and contribute towards our lobbying efforts.
Hope this helps.
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malibuguy007
12-12 10:22 AM
Police Clearance is required from both US and India. Do not submit your application with missing items as that increases the processing time exponentially. Getting your police clearance from India i.e. applying to the nearest consulate doesn't take half as long as it takes FBI to send you the clearance. I am in Los Angeles, applied to the consulate at San Francisco and got my passport back in 3 weeks. On the other hand FBI took its sweet time and it was almost 3 months by the time I received the clearance from them.
Regarding adding a spouse later on, that can surely be done. I got married after my application had been submitted for almost 8 months. It was a pretty simple process and the whole thing was completed in about 14 months, meaning I got the medical papers in that time. Hope this helps!
Regarding adding a spouse later on, that can surely be done. I got married after my application had been submitted for almost 8 months. It was a pretty simple process and the whole thing was completed in about 14 months, meaning I got the medical papers in that time. Hope this helps!
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BharatPremi
12-16 12:29 AM
Hi -
I work with an investment fund management company with 4 employees (including me). My PD is Dec 2004 but I started working with the company in July 2006. Since July 2006, I have been paid much above prevailing wage.
We have received an RFE on ability to pay.
My lawyer did not submit paystubs when we applied for the I-140 in March 2007.
We are submitting the paystubs (for 17 months greater than prevailing wage)
We had not submitted tax returns for 2006 (didn't have it done in March). we are submitting that too.
However, for 2004, 2005 and 2006, the company has only had small profits (by design). much less than prevailing wage for time that i wasn't employed.
Any thoughts? Any experiences of people who submitted RFEs in a similar situation? Would appreciate a response. We are submitting the RFE response on Monday
Highlighted area would be the most interested area for USCIS. GC is always abt future employment. Will have to face USCIS smartly. Smart and Expert Lawyer is the key.
By the way have you become member of any state chapter yet? Or are you planning to contribute in recent funding drive?
Thanks.
I work with an investment fund management company with 4 employees (including me). My PD is Dec 2004 but I started working with the company in July 2006. Since July 2006, I have been paid much above prevailing wage.
We have received an RFE on ability to pay.
My lawyer did not submit paystubs when we applied for the I-140 in March 2007.
We are submitting the paystubs (for 17 months greater than prevailing wage)
We had not submitted tax returns for 2006 (didn't have it done in March). we are submitting that too.
However, for 2004, 2005 and 2006, the company has only had small profits (by design). much less than prevailing wage for time that i wasn't employed.
Any thoughts? Any experiences of people who submitted RFEs in a similar situation? Would appreciate a response. We are submitting the RFE response on Monday
Highlighted area would be the most interested area for USCIS. GC is always abt future employment. Will have to face USCIS smartly. Smart and Expert Lawyer is the key.
By the way have you become member of any state chapter yet? Or are you planning to contribute in recent funding drive?
Thanks.
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pnjbindia
12-04 05:11 PM
gettingthere,
you should be fine. Just make sure the content of the letters describe the job duties that are similar to what the LC specifies. I had a similar RFE and it was approved soon. Although my RFE was in the LC stage. You should be fine... Good Luck!
It was my lawyer's mistake. He originally sent only one exp letter showing 9 months experience (it did not contain job duties also)
I am in EB3 and labor was approved on basis of bachelor's degree + 12 months experience
The rfe is asking for evidence of 12 months exp in the job offered or in alternate occupations. To reply to the rfe, I obtained the following 2 letters
(1) One letter from HR director (9 months workex) for the 1st employer
and
(2) another letter from ex-boss (10 months workex) for the 2nd employer (could not get the letter from HR)
My question is- will the above 2 letters be sufficient for I140 approval? Do I need anything more?
you should be fine. Just make sure the content of the letters describe the job duties that are similar to what the LC specifies. I had a similar RFE and it was approved soon. Although my RFE was in the LC stage. You should be fine... Good Luck!
It was my lawyer's mistake. He originally sent only one exp letter showing 9 months experience (it did not contain job duties also)
I am in EB3 and labor was approved on basis of bachelor's degree + 12 months experience
The rfe is asking for evidence of 12 months exp in the job offered or in alternate occupations. To reply to the rfe, I obtained the following 2 letters
(1) One letter from HR director (9 months workex) for the 1st employer
and
(2) another letter from ex-boss (10 months workex) for the 2nd employer (could not get the letter from HR)
My question is- will the above 2 letters be sufficient for I140 approval? Do I need anything more?
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SK2007
04-24 10:11 AM
Friends, if I already have an EB3 application pending for April 2006 PD and my friend is willing to file EB2 application while I continue to work on EB3 with present employer will my current employer find out ?
My current employer has refused to give me copy of I-140. I only know the receipt# LIN... for my I-140. Can I use this to port my priority date from EB3 to EB2. I want to be able to port my dates and file a new EB2 labour without my current employer finding out - possible or not ??
In my case will the EB2 filed now take longer than EB3 filed in April 2006 priority date ? Is it even worth it ?
In the normal situation, I thoink you can port the date only while filing 485, for this you need to have both of your I-140s approved. In you case you are already on EAD, if I am not wrong you should still be able to port dates, after your both I140s are approved not just based on mere application.
My current employer has refused to give me copy of I-140. I only know the receipt# LIN... for my I-140. Can I use this to port my priority date from EB3 to EB2. I want to be able to port my dates and file a new EB2 labour without my current employer finding out - possible or not ??
In my case will the EB2 filed now take longer than EB3 filed in April 2006 priority date ? Is it even worth it ?
In the normal situation, I thoink you can port the date only while filing 485, for this you need to have both of your I-140s approved. In you case you are already on EAD, if I am not wrong you should still be able to port dates, after your both I140s are approved not just based on mere application.
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Jaime
09-12 01:29 AM
I am charged up more than ever after reading your messages!! Keep 'em coming...
Let's go man! You have a great attitude!!!!
Let's go man! You have a great attitude!!!!
saravanaraj.sathya
08-23 09:18 PM
u are damn lucky..Post more details abt ur case....TSC or NSC and other details?
Its interesting!! As far as I know, our lawyer didnt apply for EAD/AP, but today we got the EAD card by post directly to our mailbox.
I don't know whats going with INS, but we are pleasantly surprised!! Does anyone else got this EAD?
Also my name is not complete on the EAD(one of those poor guys with a loooong name), will that be a problem?
Its interesting!! As far as I know, our lawyer didnt apply for EAD/AP, but today we got the EAD card by post directly to our mailbox.
I don't know whats going with INS, but we are pleasantly surprised!! Does anyone else got this EAD?
Also my name is not complete on the EAD(one of those poor guys with a loooong name), will that be a problem?
gcpadmavyuh
01-25 04:58 PM
My MIL's extension of stay was denied in Apr 2008, while her actual I-94 expired in Jan.
I have done quite a bit of research on this one. I personally wrote letters to the American Consulate in Mumbai, the CBP officers in the US, and even talked to the POE officers at the port of entry where my MIL was planning on entering. All of them confirmed that one could come back after the denial provided he/she left within a reasonable amount of time after the denial. I specifically asked all of them about the applicability of 222 g, they assured me not to worry. American Consulate confirmed that my MIL's visa is still valid and is not revoked. My MIL left within hours of the denial email.
When I called up nearest POE, an officer looked up my MIL's immigration records and confirmed that as long as she pans on keeping her visits short, she is welcome to visit again without requiring another visa.
With email trail of my conversation with the CBP officers, and assurance from the POE officers, my MIL visited us here in the US last year, stayed with us for around 5 1/2 months and went back recently. She did not face any questions at the POE when she entered.
So, in general, it might be ok to come back after a denial of extension. I would call your intended POE and ask them if your parents/relatives could come back.
with recent happenings, I would avoid Newark though. ;-)
Good luck!
Hi All,
I was wondering if any of you or your parents have faced any problems at POE while entering US after a B2 visa extension of stay denial. My mom was last here in 2007 and we had applied for an extension. But we got the denial notice about 2 weeks after her I94 expiration date. She left within a week after getting the notice which means 3 weeks after the I94 date. She is now planning to come after a gap of 2 years. I was wondering if she will have any problems at POE and if they will give her 6 months stay. The last time i spoke with USCIS at the time of denial they had assured me that her visa is still valid. But i have read a lot of contradictory information online. Will really appreciate some help and insight on this.
Thank you.
I have done quite a bit of research on this one. I personally wrote letters to the American Consulate in Mumbai, the CBP officers in the US, and even talked to the POE officers at the port of entry where my MIL was planning on entering. All of them confirmed that one could come back after the denial provided he/she left within a reasonable amount of time after the denial. I specifically asked all of them about the applicability of 222 g, they assured me not to worry. American Consulate confirmed that my MIL's visa is still valid and is not revoked. My MIL left within hours of the denial email.
When I called up nearest POE, an officer looked up my MIL's immigration records and confirmed that as long as she pans on keeping her visits short, she is welcome to visit again without requiring another visa.
With email trail of my conversation with the CBP officers, and assurance from the POE officers, my MIL visited us here in the US last year, stayed with us for around 5 1/2 months and went back recently. She did not face any questions at the POE when she entered.
So, in general, it might be ok to come back after a denial of extension. I would call your intended POE and ask them if your parents/relatives could come back.
with recent happenings, I would avoid Newark though. ;-)
Good luck!
Hi All,
I was wondering if any of you or your parents have faced any problems at POE while entering US after a B2 visa extension of stay denial. My mom was last here in 2007 and we had applied for an extension. But we got the denial notice about 2 weeks after her I94 expiration date. She left within a week after getting the notice which means 3 weeks after the I94 date. She is now planning to come after a gap of 2 years. I was wondering if she will have any problems at POE and if they will give her 6 months stay. The last time i spoke with USCIS at the time of denial they had assured me that her visa is still valid. But i have read a lot of contradictory information online. Will really appreciate some help and insight on this.
Thank you.
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