goel_ar
04-06 03:23 PM
I have started a new thread to remind everyone (who has not yet contributed) to contribute for the just concluded Advocacy day.
Take some funds from any money that you put aside this year for charitable causes or temple donations. All that you contribute is money well spent - as eventually it would benefit a number of people and entire families. So helping people better their lives is like contributing to charitable causes. Even $50 is good to start with. Hope that motivates all.
Hi Guys,
Just Curious, you asked for & posted the contribution very consistently on forum - now since advocacy days are over - are you going to post the break-up of expenses also in similar manner? That will motivate people (who can't make it to advocacy event) to understand the expenses & donate for future events.
Take some funds from any money that you put aside this year for charitable causes or temple donations. All that you contribute is money well spent - as eventually it would benefit a number of people and entire families. So helping people better their lives is like contributing to charitable causes. Even $50 is good to start with. Hope that motivates all.
Hi Guys,
Just Curious, you asked for & posted the contribution very consistently on forum - now since advocacy days are over - are you going to post the break-up of expenses also in similar manner? That will motivate people (who can't make it to advocacy event) to understand the expenses & donate for future events.
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roseball
10-19 10:50 AM
A startup in the area filed for my PERM and it was approved in June 2010. Right now, they are in a mess about their tax returns and reauditing with their CPA and it seems that they will not be able to provide tax statements for this year end.
That will cause the PERM to expire without filing I140 since PERM expires in Dec. Is there anyway for us to file extension for the PERM ? More than 180 days...
I think they should still be able to file your I-140 in regular processing by not including the latest tax papers (include previous years). Since it takes a few months to process I-140 under regular filing, they will likely issue an RFE asking for tax documents. Hopefully, by then they are done with their audit and would be able to reply to the RFE with tax documents or provide explanation on why they cannot provide the requested documents but they can provide any other document that proves their ability to pay. That way, you won't lose your approved PERM.
That will cause the PERM to expire without filing I140 since PERM expires in Dec. Is there anyway for us to file extension for the PERM ? More than 180 days...
I think they should still be able to file your I-140 in regular processing by not including the latest tax papers (include previous years). Since it takes a few months to process I-140 under regular filing, they will likely issue an RFE asking for tax documents. Hopefully, by then they are done with their audit and would be able to reply to the RFE with tax documents or provide explanation on why they cannot provide the requested documents but they can provide any other document that proves their ability to pay. That way, you won't lose your approved PERM.
a_yaja
06-26 10:15 AM
There is no issue if your wife is the derivative applicant and gets her EAD through you. You can also start but it is more complicated since your business has to be doing excatly the same thing as your labor application. Also, i think you should get lawyers advice if you are starting it. There is no complication for your wife to start a business.
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The business started by you need not be the same as in your labor application as long as you maintain your job with current employer or you switch to a similar job. For example, you can start a company for renting real estate without any problem as long as you can show that your job as stated in the LCA still exists ow will exist when the GC is approved.
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The business started by you need not be the same as in your labor application as long as you maintain your job with current employer or you switch to a similar job. For example, you can start a company for renting real estate without any problem as long as you can show that your job as stated in the LCA still exists ow will exist when the GC is approved.
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martinvisalaw
06-12 04:43 PM
You need to be one full year outside the US, however the year does not have to be continuous. So if you came back to the US for a month during your year overseas, you would need to be outside the US for 13 months to get H-1B status again. You will be subject to the H-1B cap again if claiming a new 6-year period.
As the previous answer says - you don't have to go back to your home country. You just have to be outside the US.
As the previous answer says - you don't have to go back to your home country. You just have to be outside the US.
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prouddesi
10-10 03:00 PM
San Diegan IV members,
There is a conference call on Friday, October 12 at 9:30 pm. Details are on the yahoo groups.
We are looking for your valuable suggestions and help in upcoming IV flyer drive and booth events so please join us in making this happen!
Please join So Cal State Chapter (via the link in my signature) if you have not done so already.
Thanks!
San Diego Coordinators
There is a conference call on Friday, October 12 at 9:30 pm. Details are on the yahoo groups.
We are looking for your valuable suggestions and help in upcoming IV flyer drive and booth events so please join us in making this happen!
Please join So Cal State Chapter (via the link in my signature) if you have not done so already.
Thanks!
San Diego Coordinators
Photo Chef
May 18th, 2007, 11:05 AM
I guess tricks isnt the best word to use, i have had photo courses, and have had the rule of thirds pounded into my head by many a teacher ;)
I'm more interested in the shortcuts and other features of the camera and settings. I know the basics of taking a good photo, but have a lot more practice.
I'm more interested in the shortcuts and other features of the camera and settings. I know the basics of taking a good photo, but have a lot more practice.
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Ann Ruben
06-30 07:05 PM
In order to be able to finally adjust status when your priority date become current you must either maintain a continuously valid advance parole or H-1 visa. Alternatively, you could file an I-824 requesting that your approved I-140 be transferred to the National Visa Center so that when your priority date becomes current you can apply at the US Consul in Canada for your immigrant visa.
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jkiran
11-23 09:32 PM
thank you for your advice
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pady
08-26 01:27 PM
FYI, just came acroos this. EB2 India/China Visa available in plenty
http://www..com/discussion-forums/i485-1/186637569/last-page/
http://www..com/discussion-forums/i485-1/186637569/last-page/
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cdeneo
01-12 06:51 PM
I don't believe leaving the company that you had signed an I-9 form with have any impact on your GC app as long as you have a same or a similar job lined up if and when you do get an RFE regarding the same.
As mentioned several times, GC is for future employment and you can switch employers as many times as you want under AC21 (of course you don't want to go overboard with switching employers every few months either :)).
I hope this helps - again this is my understanding of the law and not a legal opinion.
Does the I9 form that we sign with our company have any impact on our 485 processing if we leave the company using AC21.
Thank you.
As mentioned several times, GC is for future employment and you can switch employers as many times as you want under AC21 (of course you don't want to go overboard with switching employers every few months either :)).
I hope this helps - again this is my understanding of the law and not a legal opinion.
Does the I9 form that we sign with our company have any impact on our 485 processing if we leave the company using AC21.
Thank you.
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kittu1991
01-15 06:45 PM
If you want to get some data that is usefull to more people( and not just you), remove all those approved (let them enjoy their life) choices and expand the >2002 to different years.
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Mayday
04-03 03:49 PM
I'm in my 3rd year of my first H1-B which will be expired Sep. 2011.
If I transfer my H1-B now to another company, then do I automatically get another 3 years or do I have to file an extension after my H1-B has been transferred?
if you get transfer, new employer will have new LCA with new dates in it (as applied) and employer will fill I-129 with new dates. So when USCIS replies with I-797A there will be I-94 attached that matches new requested dates. So it will get extended to the end of new contract or 3 years, whichever happens sooner, because USCIS does not grant you presence for more than 3 years at once.
If I transfer my H1-B now to another company, then do I automatically get another 3 years or do I have to file an extension after my H1-B has been transferred?
if you get transfer, new employer will have new LCA with new dates in it (as applied) and employer will fill I-129 with new dates. So when USCIS replies with I-797A there will be I-94 attached that matches new requested dates. So it will get extended to the end of new contract or 3 years, whichever happens sooner, because USCIS does not grant you presence for more than 3 years at once.
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myimmiv
06-08 03:51 PM
Thanks Elaine for your reply. Yes you are right, it is a substituted labor, but I have raised the concern because my PD is May 2005 which is after PERM came in effect. Hence how did the lawyer use the old (pre PERM) EAT 750B for this labor ?
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ak_2006
07-08 04:14 PM
Demand Data Used in the Determination of Employment Preference Cut-Off Dates (Updated 7/8/2010) (http://www.travel.state.gov/pdf/EmploymentDemandUsedForCutOffDates.pdf)
OR
http://www.travel.state.gov/pdf/EmploymentDemandUsedForCutOffDates.pdf
This means Visa bulletin will come pretty soon. Good Luck to EB2!
OR
http://www.travel.state.gov/pdf/EmploymentDemandUsedForCutOffDates.pdf
This means Visa bulletin will come pretty soon. Good Luck to EB2!
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Jaime
08-20 03:56 PM
Thanks. Send a note to KanMe about this
Thanks pappu, I just messaged him
Thanks pappu, I just messaged him
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sertasheep
06-15 12:56 PM
Calling all New Jersey members to share their stories
Members must be willing to share their names and experiences
Please write to sertasheep at immigrationvoice.org (replace the at with @) if you are willing to, with the Subject line being "New Jersey members"
Deadline: Sunday 12 Noon Eastern Time, 17 June 2007
You may also reply to this thread.
Example formats:Keep it in the first person, somewhat on the lines of the following:
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showpost.php?p=49510&postcount=47, but keep it shorter
Story must have following angle:
HIGHLIGHT THE FOLLOWING:
How the GC Process is affecting
a) Promotion/Salary increases
b) Per-Country ceilings that impact your ability to progress and result in endless wait
c) Proposal in Senate Version of Bill that people who have filed I-140 after May 2007 will need to refile under untried, untested Merit based points system.
Members must be willing to share their names and experiences
Please write to sertasheep at immigrationvoice.org (replace the at with @) if you are willing to, with the Subject line being "New Jersey members"
Deadline: Sunday 12 Noon Eastern Time, 17 June 2007
You may also reply to this thread.
Example formats:Keep it in the first person, somewhat on the lines of the following:
http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/showpost.php?p=49510&postcount=47, but keep it shorter
Story must have following angle:
HIGHLIGHT THE FOLLOWING:
How the GC Process is affecting
a) Promotion/Salary increases
b) Per-Country ceilings that impact your ability to progress and result in endless wait
c) Proposal in Senate Version of Bill that people who have filed I-140 after May 2007 will need to refile under untried, untested Merit based points system.
more...
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vine93
04-29 03:42 PM
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vishwak
08-18 08:24 AM
We still in negotiation. not come to a stage where EAD has been asked for. i am wondering what else could they ask for other than EAD like do they need to provide any proof that they will sponsor my green card or do i need to file AC21 in advance.
It all depends on Company. Most of the companies they just see EAD and take you.
If that company has dedicated IMM people and IMM knowledge they might ask you for more information and they just want to make sure they don't need to support you when needed.
You know it all depends and varies form company to company.
It all depends on Company. Most of the companies they just see EAD and take you.
If that company has dedicated IMM people and IMM knowledge they might ask you for more information and they just want to make sure they don't need to support you when needed.
You know it all depends and varies form company to company.
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pappu
08-22 06:52 PM
Read the archives on AC21 and job change.
nousername
01-19 03:01 PM
Sorry to hear about your situation. You are out of status the minuet you lost your job and the 180 days clock has already started ticking i.e. out of status for more then 180 days and still in the country may result in 5 yr entry ban.
I don't want to scare you but just sharing the law details.
Now you best course of action would be to get a job ASAP and get your H1 transferred. For this process immigration will ask for your last pay stub and if there is a big gap then they might reject your visa but again it is hard to say anything as it totally depends upon the officer.
Also, hire a good attorney if you can.
Staying in the US after losing a job on H1 is a gray area, especially when you have a valid i-94 hence getting a good attorney is very important.
Also, you might want to look at student visa or visitor visa to maintain your legal status.
Good luck
Do you have any idea about the other legal options in terms of immigration i might have.?
I don't want to scare you but just sharing the law details.
Now you best course of action would be to get a job ASAP and get your H1 transferred. For this process immigration will ask for your last pay stub and if there is a big gap then they might reject your visa but again it is hard to say anything as it totally depends upon the officer.
Also, hire a good attorney if you can.
Staying in the US after losing a job on H1 is a gray area, especially when you have a valid i-94 hence getting a good attorney is very important.
Also, you might want to look at student visa or visitor visa to maintain your legal status.
Good luck
Do you have any idea about the other legal options in terms of immigration i might have.?
Blog Feeds
02-08 06:10 PM
Immigration Visa Attorney Blog Has Just Posted the Following:
http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/flag_CNMI.gifAll immigration law attorneys must deal with foreign countries, unique international legal issues, and some quaint interpretations of law. The lawyers at Los Angeles' Fong & Chun are no exception, and in fact, this recent change affects some of our clients who do business in or own businesses in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI).
On 28 November 2008, "the United States" as defined for purposes of the Immigration & Nationality Act (INA) just got bigger, with the addition of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Although there are probably wrinkles I have not yet read in the treaty, this essentially puts the CNMI on the same footing as Puerto Rico. Here's the cute part:
Because the CNMI will become part of the "United States" as defined by �101(a)(38) of the INA, "residence or presence in the CNMI before 28 November 2009 shall NOT be considered residence or physical presence within the USA for INA purposes. Thus, on 29 November 2009, all persons physically present in the CNMI are considered "to be present in the United States without inspection, by operation of law."
Will these PWIs (present without inspection) be eligible to adjust status? Unclear? Are they working "abroad" for purposes of L visas? Yes, as it turns out. One thing is clear: Legal Permanent Residents (so-called "green" card holders) who wish to base a naturalization application based on physical presence in the CNMI will NOT be able to do so for pre-29 November 2009 periods of time. Isn't this esoterica fun? --jcf
More... (http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/2010/02/the-usa-is-bigger.html)
http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/flag_CNMI.gifAll immigration law attorneys must deal with foreign countries, unique international legal issues, and some quaint interpretations of law. The lawyers at Los Angeles' Fong & Chun are no exception, and in fact, this recent change affects some of our clients who do business in or own businesses in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI).
On 28 November 2008, "the United States" as defined for purposes of the Immigration & Nationality Act (INA) just got bigger, with the addition of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Although there are probably wrinkles I have not yet read in the treaty, this essentially puts the CNMI on the same footing as Puerto Rico. Here's the cute part:
Because the CNMI will become part of the "United States" as defined by �101(a)(38) of the INA, "residence or presence in the CNMI before 28 November 2009 shall NOT be considered residence or physical presence within the USA for INA purposes. Thus, on 29 November 2009, all persons physically present in the CNMI are considered "to be present in the United States without inspection, by operation of law."
Will these PWIs (present without inspection) be eligible to adjust status? Unclear? Are they working "abroad" for purposes of L visas? Yes, as it turns out. One thing is clear: Legal Permanent Residents (so-called "green" card holders) who wish to base a naturalization application based on physical presence in the CNMI will NOT be able to do so for pre-29 November 2009 periods of time. Isn't this esoterica fun? --jcf
More... (http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/2010/02/the-usa-is-bigger.html)
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