chetansharma703
10-20 06:58 AM
Hello,
I got here on K-1 visa on 05/03/2010. Got married 07/03/2010. Got my SSN and applied for I-485, I-765 within the timeline. Received RFE for co-sponsor as my wife's salary wasn't enough. Her dad was suppose to do it but stepped back. When we filed I 485 & I 765 we also sent the I864A form which is a contract between the household member and the sponsor. But now we did not send it cuz we have moved out. She lost her job just one day before we responded to RFE but we still sent her work documents cuz they were already in motion as when we applied for it we sent her work info. My friend co-sponsored and we responded to RFE within the timeline. Received an update that the decesion will be made in 60 days. Not sure they will approve it because my co-sponsor's salary is only $24,000 per annum. The question is, if they deny then we will apply for MTR and they deny that too then do I have to leave from USA because I can't leave my wife like that cuz she has nobody after me here as she already got seperated from her family too as I did. We are very young. I am 23 and she is 19. We got married to have a dream to live together forever. I can't take her back with me to India cuz she is highly lactose intolerance person, doctors said she might die if she goes there cuz our food is 99% dairy. Please help...
I got here on K-1 visa on 05/03/2010. Got married 07/03/2010. Got my SSN and applied for I-485, I-765 within the timeline. Received RFE for co-sponsor as my wife's salary wasn't enough. Her dad was suppose to do it but stepped back. When we filed I 485 & I 765 we also sent the I864A form which is a contract between the household member and the sponsor. But now we did not send it cuz we have moved out. She lost her job just one day before we responded to RFE but we still sent her work documents cuz they were already in motion as when we applied for it we sent her work info. My friend co-sponsored and we responded to RFE within the timeline. Received an update that the decesion will be made in 60 days. Not sure they will approve it because my co-sponsor's salary is only $24,000 per annum. The question is, if they deny then we will apply for MTR and they deny that too then do I have to leave from USA because I can't leave my wife like that cuz she has nobody after me here as she already got seperated from her family too as I did. We are very young. I am 23 and she is 19. We got married to have a dream to live together forever. I can't take her back with me to India cuz she is highly lactose intolerance person, doctors said she might die if she goes there cuz our food is 99% dairy. Please help...
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ksircar
04-08 12:41 PM
look at the vfs website (you will get a link to it from consulate website). They have specified some particular HDFC branches in metros, where you can deposit the fee to get the receipt.
sounakc
10-13 10:56 AM
can you give me the USCIS mailing address where you posted your wife's application. I am in the same situation a bit confused about their mailing address.
thanks
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snthampi
03-15 06:10 PM
Very few members are intrested in discussing H1B as most IV members are on EAD.
Thats not true. There are equal number of people who have EAD and still keep their H1 for some reason.
Thats not true. There are equal number of people who have EAD and still keep their H1 for some reason.
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mdkris
03-31 11:18 AM
Hello!
My H1B got expired in Sep 2010, ( applied for transfer before expiry), got RFE and finally approval last week, but 797 form has the validity from current date(approved date) instead of requested date in Sep 2010. So now is the period from sep 2010 to 797 approved date is considered as out of status or how it is? I have paystubs during this time and on job all the time. Any implications while going for h1b stamping in India and or at port of entry and in future GC.
Any inputs are apprciated. Thanks!
My H1B got expired in Sep 2010, ( applied for transfer before expiry), got RFE and finally approval last week, but 797 form has the validity from current date(approved date) instead of requested date in Sep 2010. So now is the period from sep 2010 to 797 approved date is considered as out of status or how it is? I have paystubs during this time and on job all the time. Any implications while going for h1b stamping in India and or at port of entry and in future GC.
Any inputs are apprciated. Thanks!
HRPRO
02-15 11:50 AM
You will not have any problems with the move and using your own attorney should not be a problem either.
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ajaygc
09-24 07:06 PM
Hi Sunofeast
when we go for finger printing will they ask for the A#. If so, do we need to provide the one with the 0 that is on the FP notice or the one with out the 0 (this is on the 485 receipt)
-Ajaygc
when we go for finger printing will they ask for the A#. If so, do we need to provide the one with the 0 that is on the FP notice or the one with out the 0 (this is on the 485 receipt)
-Ajaygc
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scoldme
04-26 09:04 PM
CRAZYMONK,
I have a question, for my fresh petition 2010 will it be subject to the H1B CAP??
There are many diferent opinions, i too understood that renewals and extensions wont be subject to cap. But there is no clear statement on my scenario.
Thanks.
I have a question, for my fresh petition 2010 will it be subject to the H1B CAP??
There are many diferent opinions, i too understood that renewals and extensions wont be subject to cap. But there is no clear statement on my scenario.
Thanks.
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rk78
10-18 01:16 PM
I have applied for my H1 extension in July 2010 and still waiting for the approval. My in-laws are visiting the US in dec and i am sponsoring their visit. Should my H1B be approved before they appear for the Visa interview or should the H1 receipt notice be enough? Please let me know.
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va_dude
02-09 02:36 PM
well if there's a way for you to get your approved labor certification doc, or even the copy of the filed labor application; then definitely get it.
The labor app has the exact job description too. So if you do use portability (ac-21) it'll help to match it with the job specs of the new position.
good luck.
The labor app has the exact job description too. So if you do use portability (ac-21) it'll help to match it with the job specs of the new position.
good luck.
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Can2004
08-03 10:59 PM
Hi All,
My LC was approved recently(PD June 2004). The location/office for which my LC was initially filed was closed recently.
My company(which has offices all over states) has another locations/Offices in the same metropolitan area.The company attorney is saying that they can use my approved LC to file my I-140(and I-485 concurrently) for another location in the same area as long as it is within commuting distance of the original location.
Was wondering if anyone knows about this?
Thanks
My LC was approved recently(PD June 2004). The location/office for which my LC was initially filed was closed recently.
My company(which has offices all over states) has another locations/Offices in the same metropolitan area.The company attorney is saying that they can use my approved LC to file my I-140(and I-485 concurrently) for another location in the same area as long as it is within commuting distance of the original location.
Was wondering if anyone knows about this?
Thanks
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gc_dedo
09-09 07:30 PM
I just sent un-notarized copies
I have the original.
I have the original.
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mihird
06-16 10:20 AM
Does anyone know if you can file for I-485 on a B1/B2 or do you need to have an H4 status?
It seems to me, you are on a B1/B2 and are contemplating a marriage to a "485 current" green card benfeciary...and subsequently filing the 485 jointly with your would be other half...
The intention in a B class visa is very weak and its purpose very limited. It is best to not do anything while on the B visa, and relinquish the B status, then either re-enter on a stronger intent visa (H1/H4 or L1) and then file 485 or file the 485 from outside the country.
Any change of status from a B class visa is usually looked upon with a frown by the USCIS...
Even if you are not contemplating a marriage, but are already married for long but just happen to be in the US on a B Class visa, it is best to reliquish your B status, before doing anyting...
It seems to me, you are on a B1/B2 and are contemplating a marriage to a "485 current" green card benfeciary...and subsequently filing the 485 jointly with your would be other half...
The intention in a B class visa is very weak and its purpose very limited. It is best to not do anything while on the B visa, and relinquish the B status, then either re-enter on a stronger intent visa (H1/H4 or L1) and then file 485 or file the 485 from outside the country.
Any change of status from a B class visa is usually looked upon with a frown by the USCIS...
Even if you are not contemplating a marriage, but are already married for long but just happen to be in the US on a B Class visa, it is best to reliquish your B status, before doing anyting...
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coolfun
08-03 12:07 AM
I am on an H-1B visa I had a confusion regarding my wife's case. She is on H4 visa and her H4 visa was extended to September, 2009 when I changed my employer (XXX) last year. However, her passport carries H4 visa which expires in Oct. 2007 (this was through my previous employer, YYY). Both our I-485 are pending and we both received our EAD last month. She wants to use her EAD to work in future.
A twist is that a consultant had filed for her H-1B this April and we don't know if her H-1B came through or not. He is not telling us. We just don't want to deal with that scumbag. Can we just ignore him and forget about it? Since her I-485 is pending she has a lawful status (Pending AOS), right? Please let me know what you think.
A twist is that a consultant had filed for her H-1B this April and we don't know if her H-1B came through or not. He is not telling us. We just don't want to deal with that scumbag. Can we just ignore him and forget about it? Since her I-485 is pending she has a lawful status (Pending AOS), right? Please let me know what you think.
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dasrik
07-14 11:54 AM
Hi,
Our attorney prepared and filed our (mine and my wife's) 485, EAD and AP in July 2007.
We received our EAD and AP in 2007 and they are about to expire.
We are currently planning to renew our EAD and AP and wanted to apply on our own this time.
In that context, we requested for a copy of our application forms from the attorney.
We never got to verify the filled application forms until now (the attorney sent us only the pages to be signed at the time of filing)
To our surprise, we figured out the following mistakes in the application forms:
1) My I-94# in 485 and EAD application forms was wrongly mentioned. But I had my A# correct and it matches with the one on my EAD.
2) My wife's date of last entry in US was wrongly mentioned in 485 and EAD.
3) My mother's name was misspelled (a letter was missing from her first name)
I am not sure how bad the above mistakes are.
Here are my concerns now:
1) Are I-94# and last entry date used during namecheck or any other phase during the overall process? We didnot travel outside US since we applied 485. What if we travelled (the I-94 and last entry dates would have anyways changed).
Do we need to update these details explicitly after every travel? How important is it to get these details corrected in our applications?
2) If we apply for renewal of EAD and AP with the correct details this time, is it going to be fine? Do we still need to get them fixed in our 485?
OR
Will it be a problem for renewal because the details are different from the original application?
3) What is the procedure to follow in this situation?
Any advice in this matter is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
EB3 December 2003 PD
Our attorney prepared and filed our (mine and my wife's) 485, EAD and AP in July 2007.
We received our EAD and AP in 2007 and they are about to expire.
We are currently planning to renew our EAD and AP and wanted to apply on our own this time.
In that context, we requested for a copy of our application forms from the attorney.
We never got to verify the filled application forms until now (the attorney sent us only the pages to be signed at the time of filing)
To our surprise, we figured out the following mistakes in the application forms:
1) My I-94# in 485 and EAD application forms was wrongly mentioned. But I had my A# correct and it matches with the one on my EAD.
2) My wife's date of last entry in US was wrongly mentioned in 485 and EAD.
3) My mother's name was misspelled (a letter was missing from her first name)
I am not sure how bad the above mistakes are.
Here are my concerns now:
1) Are I-94# and last entry date used during namecheck or any other phase during the overall process? We didnot travel outside US since we applied 485. What if we travelled (the I-94 and last entry dates would have anyways changed).
Do we need to update these details explicitly after every travel? How important is it to get these details corrected in our applications?
2) If we apply for renewal of EAD and AP with the correct details this time, is it going to be fine? Do we still need to get them fixed in our 485?
OR
Will it be a problem for renewal because the details are different from the original application?
3) What is the procedure to follow in this situation?
Any advice in this matter is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
EB3 December 2003 PD
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vban2007
05-22 03:57 PM
AP is not expired, submitted for renewal
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pnagar
12-05 08:35 PM
Guys, my details are:
PD Apr'07 EB2
I-140 Filed May'07, pending
I-485 Filed Jul'07
Please help me with:
1) Assuming 140 is approved before changing the current job under AC21, what are the things the new firm has to file. Does the new firm have to file 140 again? I presume that labor and 485 stays intact..pl help folks.
2) I will complete 6 mths of 485 filing in Jan-08. If 140 gets approved around Jan-Feb'08, is there any risk if I change my employer after that under Ac21. Does it hurt if the present firm withdraws 140 after approval?
Sincere thanks in advance.
nagp
PD Apr'07 EB2
I-140 Filed May'07, pending
I-485 Filed Jul'07
Please help me with:
1) Assuming 140 is approved before changing the current job under AC21, what are the things the new firm has to file. Does the new firm have to file 140 again? I presume that labor and 485 stays intact..pl help folks.
2) I will complete 6 mths of 485 filing in Jan-08. If 140 gets approved around Jan-Feb'08, is there any risk if I change my employer after that under Ac21. Does it hurt if the present firm withdraws 140 after approval?
Sincere thanks in advance.
nagp
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vikramark
03-22 09:28 AM
I had my stamping done in Kolkata consulate on 03/02/2011, they asked me to switch off the cell phone and hand it over to security, security gave me a number tag and I was able to collect my cell from security after my interview.
-Vik
-Vik
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11-21 05:38 PM
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Ann Ruben
08-05 01:53 PM
1. The short answer is: Yes, you can most likely accept a one year intra-company transfer to India, and then transfer back to a position in the US with Company B without necessarily lengthening your GC process.
2. BUT, in order to file for AOS based on the existing approved LC/I-140 (EB2 or EB3??), you would have to return to the US to work in the same position at the same location for which the underlying LC was approved.
3. Alternatively, if your position in India meets the USCIS definition of managerial or executive, and you transfer back to the US to take on a position that also qualifies as managerial or executive, Compny B could file an EB1 I-140 on your behalf (maintaining the priority date of the prior I-140), thus substantially shortening or eliminating the quota wait.
4. If you cannot qualify in the EB1 category, and Company B transfers you back to a new position or new location in the US. You can retain your original priority date, but the company will have to apply for a new PERM LC and then file a new I-140 for you.
[NOTE: The above analysis assumes you (and your spouse, if any) were born in India and subject to the immigrant visa quota for India.]
2. BUT, in order to file for AOS based on the existing approved LC/I-140 (EB2 or EB3??), you would have to return to the US to work in the same position at the same location for which the underlying LC was approved.
3. Alternatively, if your position in India meets the USCIS definition of managerial or executive, and you transfer back to the US to take on a position that also qualifies as managerial or executive, Compny B could file an EB1 I-140 on your behalf (maintaining the priority date of the prior I-140), thus substantially shortening or eliminating the quota wait.
4. If you cannot qualify in the EB1 category, and Company B transfers you back to a new position or new location in the US. You can retain your original priority date, but the company will have to apply for a new PERM LC and then file a new I-140 for you.
[NOTE: The above analysis assumes you (and your spouse, if any) were born in India and subject to the immigrant visa quota for India.]
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