pointlesswait
01-15 10:36 AM
gurus..inputs plz!
did my first MS, got First OPT ...worked on OPT..didnt find a job..
went back did my second MS..got another OPT...and moved into non-quota H1 (research field at a hospital)
now plan to go back and get an MBA..
1.) will i get an OPT after my (fulltime) MBA??? (as i already have 2 OPT's)...is there a limit of OPTS?
2.) Since i was a non-quota H1..will i have to apply for the quota H1 when and come out of MBA...which is basically a lottery system now!!! (and if i dont hit the jackpot that will put me out of status immediately after )
any inputs are appretiated!!
thanks
did my first MS, got First OPT ...worked on OPT..didnt find a job..
went back did my second MS..got another OPT...and moved into non-quota H1 (research field at a hospital)
now plan to go back and get an MBA..
1.) will i get an OPT after my (fulltime) MBA??? (as i already have 2 OPT's)...is there a limit of OPTS?
2.) Since i was a non-quota H1..will i have to apply for the quota H1 when and come out of MBA...which is basically a lottery system now!!! (and if i dont hit the jackpot that will put me out of status immediately after )
any inputs are appretiated!!
thanks
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gnutin
05-17 03:16 PM
Short answer: No.
However, that said, you could have multiple H1 visas and work full-time for one and part-time for the other, as long as the first one doesn't have a problem with it :-)
If you get paid for work in the home country, there may be complications. One being that you'll still be taxed in the US. Consult a good Immigration attorney and a good CPA before doing anything like this.
However, that said, you could have multiple H1 visas and work full-time for one and part-time for the other, as long as the first one doesn't have a problem with it :-)
If you get paid for work in the home country, there may be complications. One being that you'll still be taxed in the US. Consult a good Immigration attorney and a good CPA before doing anything like this.
STAmisha
08-06 10:25 AM
I have applied I-140 and I-485 on July 2. I think I forgot to attach one experience letters to it. Can I attach it to that I-140 after getting the receipt #? what is the procedure?
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01-18 06:52 PM
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GC4US
01-31 11:39 PM
Could someone help me with this issue, please?
I applied for I-140 and I-485 in August 2007...my PD is sept. 2005, Eb3....
...I saw online the following message for I-140( I don't know what RFE was about:
Current Status: Response to request for evidence received, and case processing has resumed.
"On January 24, 2008, we received your response to our request for evidence. We will notify you by mail when we make a decision or if we need something from you. If you move while this case is pending, call customer service. You should expect to receive a written decision or written update within 60 days of the date we received your response unless fingerprint processing or an interview are standard parts of case processing and have not yet been completed, in which case you can use our processing dates to estimate when this case will be done."
My notice date for I-140 is Oct. 4th 2007 and receipt date is August 16th 2007...I've done my fingerprints in december 2007...my question is:....
......does it mean that Uscis will approve or deny I-140 within 60 days like they said above...even though the processing times for I-140 in Nebraska is Jan 2007?
What does the above message mean?
Does this mean Uscis is working on my I-140?
Could someone clarify this please? Anyone faced a similar situation?
I would highly appreciate your reply.
Thanks in advance!
I applied for I-140 and I-485 in August 2007...my PD is sept. 2005, Eb3....
...I saw online the following message for I-140( I don't know what RFE was about:
Current Status: Response to request for evidence received, and case processing has resumed.
"On January 24, 2008, we received your response to our request for evidence. We will notify you by mail when we make a decision or if we need something from you. If you move while this case is pending, call customer service. You should expect to receive a written decision or written update within 60 days of the date we received your response unless fingerprint processing or an interview are standard parts of case processing and have not yet been completed, in which case you can use our processing dates to estimate when this case will be done."
My notice date for I-140 is Oct. 4th 2007 and receipt date is August 16th 2007...I've done my fingerprints in december 2007...my question is:....
......does it mean that Uscis will approve or deny I-140 within 60 days like they said above...even though the processing times for I-140 in Nebraska is Jan 2007?
What does the above message mean?
Does this mean Uscis is working on my I-140?
Could someone clarify this please? Anyone faced a similar situation?
I would highly appreciate your reply.
Thanks in advance!
rajeshalex
07-22 08:01 AM
Hi All,
For the adjusment of status to that of a lawful permanent resident
in the office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service center, which one I should select ?. I live in virginina. Is it the one at Vermon?
Is there a link to determine which office to select?
This is one of the questions in ETA-750 B
Thank You
Rajesh
For the adjusment of status to that of a lawful permanent resident
in the office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service center, which one I should select ?. I live in virginina. Is it the one at Vermon?
Is there a link to determine which office to select?
This is one of the questions in ETA-750 B
Thank You
Rajesh
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optimystic
10-19 10:27 PM
I am thinking of taking an Info Pass nevertheless and try to get some status about my case. If the IO mentions anything about "normal processing times" I am gonna ask him how can he tell whether my case is currently within normal processing times or not ! And see how what response he/she gives me.
They had already made PD bulletins a big joke and now added the Processing date bulletin to that bucket. I wonder what kind of improvements (if at all) in the accuracy of data that we will see after their DB upgrades...
They had already made PD bulletins a big joke and now added the Processing date bulletin to that bucket. I wonder what kind of improvements (if at all) in the accuracy of data that we will see after their DB upgrades...
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05-06 07:30 PM
The Web site for the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez (http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/h1n1.html) reflects that most consular services that were suspended until May 8, 2009, will remain suspended until May 15, 2009.
Once the consular services for immigrant and non-immigrant visas begin operating again, we can only imagine the huge backlogs that will exist for visa applicants. According to consular officials and a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) local office at a State Bar of Texas meeting, the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez is the largest in the world. There are numerous processings of visas taking place at Ciudad Juarez per day. The consulate processes between 800-1200 immigrant visas each day, 1,000 non-immigrant visas each day, 70-150 waivers each day, and 50-100 various other services for U.S. citizens.
Once the consulate begins its daily operations, applicants should arrive 15 minutes prior to their appointments. There is a parking lot across the street from the consulate, in the Centro Commercial. Before walking to the consulate, it is important that applicants leave their cell phones and any other electronic devices in their cars. After checking that all electronic devices and other prohibited items are left in the car, the applicants will enter the building and go through security. After going through security, they will be issued numbered tickets. All U.S. citizens should be prepared to present their passports (or passport cards if traveling by land) beginning June 1, 2009. After their interviews, a courier service, DHL, will deliver their visas within 2-3 days.
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Once the consular services for immigrant and non-immigrant visas begin operating again, we can only imagine the huge backlogs that will exist for visa applicants. According to consular officials and a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) local office at a State Bar of Texas meeting, the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez is the largest in the world. There are numerous processings of visas taking place at Ciudad Juarez per day. The consulate processes between 800-1200 immigrant visas each day, 1,000 non-immigrant visas each day, 70-150 waivers each day, and 50-100 various other services for U.S. citizens.
Once the consulate begins its daily operations, applicants should arrive 15 minutes prior to their appointments. There is a parking lot across the street from the consulate, in the Centro Commercial. Before walking to the consulate, it is important that applicants leave their cell phones and any other electronic devices in their cars. After checking that all electronic devices and other prohibited items are left in the car, the applicants will enter the building and go through security. After going through security, they will be issued numbered tickets. All U.S. citizens should be prepared to present their passports (or passport cards if traveling by land) beginning June 1, 2009. After their interviews, a courier service, DHL, will deliver their visas within 2-3 days.
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h1bseeker
09-28 11:12 AM
http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/PremProcI140_072407.pdf
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chanduv23
03-12 07:16 AM
I have been noticing a lot of people moving changing jobs using EAD. Especially a lot of June and July 2007 filers.
The time to renew EAD is approaching and I am sure there is going to be a surge in EAD renewals.
There was also a recent communication from USCIS that one must not apply for renewal prior to 120 days of their EAD expiry date.
In past has anyone been in a situation where they are not able to renew EAD in time and how you handled it?
Do you plan to apply for EAD exactly in the 120 day range to make best use of time? What if EAD renewal gets severly backlogged?
I think this is something we must all concentrate on and try to get some answers from USCIS on this as it will help planning.
The time to renew EAD is approaching and I am sure there is going to be a surge in EAD renewals.
There was also a recent communication from USCIS that one must not apply for renewal prior to 120 days of their EAD expiry date.
In past has anyone been in a situation where they are not able to renew EAD in time and how you handled it?
Do you plan to apply for EAD exactly in the 120 day range to make best use of time? What if EAD renewal gets severly backlogged?
I think this is something we must all concentrate on and try to get some answers from USCIS on this as it will help planning.
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sk.aggarwal
04-26 11:55 AM
Yes, this is very common. BTW once IO at POE made an error and give I-94 till 3 years when my I-797 was expiring in less than a year. Immediately came back to him and brought to his attention and he corrected it.
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BECsufferer
09-25 04:32 PM
Folks;
My bro is trying to schedule appointment at Calgary, AB consulate for visitor visa thru nvars.com. And it says their are no appointments for month of Sept., and Oct. When he tries to look in Nov., system says you can only schedule appointments upto 8 weeks only.
I guess is this what you have also expereienced lately in similar situation?
My bro is trying to schedule appointment at Calgary, AB consulate for visitor visa thru nvars.com. And it says their are no appointments for month of Sept., and Oct. When he tries to look in Nov., system says you can only schedule appointments upto 8 weeks only.
I guess is this what you have also expereienced lately in similar situation?
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nousername
03-06 07:01 PM
To best of my knowledge, a person on EAD (probably not the primary candidate) can work for anyone.. It can be City, State, Federal or McDonald's at any position, part time or full time, provided the job does not involve any government classified information. Jobs involving classified information are only for citizens that too after proper background check.
Primary candidate might work for the government i.e. if job requires skills that citizens don't have and that group has a policy of filing H1's..
I hope this helps.
Primary candidate might work for the government i.e. if job requires skills that citizens don't have and that group has a policy of filing H1's..
I hope this helps.
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snedle
05-06 08:24 PM
Do you have H1 stamped on your Passport? If not your Wife will not get VISA stamp on her Passport.Just wanted to caution you.
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02-12 11:53 AM
to start my GC process.;-)
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Can2004
02-27 09:19 PM
Hi there,
This is exactly what my company's attorney had told me. If the new location is within commuting distance/same metropilitan area there is no need for a LCA amendment .
If anybody thinks otherwise please feel free to correct me.
This is exactly what my company's attorney had told me. If the new location is within commuting distance/same metropilitan area there is no need for a LCA amendment .
If anybody thinks otherwise please feel free to correct me.
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Ann Ruben
02-11 08:58 PM
Hi Vinod,
As a practical matter, you probably want to file your wife's I-485 application as soon as possible after the first day of the month in which your PD becomes current. As you know from experience, PD's can and do retrogress dramatically with little or no notice.
If your wife is in H4 status on the date that your GC is approve, she will automatically fall out of status. She can remain out of status for up to 180 days without losing eligibility to file for AOS, but if the PD retrogresses before she files, she has to wait and hope that your PD becomes current before 180 days have passed.
If your wife changes status to E-3 she can still file her I-485 when your PD becomes current. But,
E-3 status, unlike H-1 status, requires non-immigrant intent. So, theoretically, if your wife changes to E-3 status and then files the I-485 within 60 days, an allegation of immigration fraud could be made and possibly result in denial of her I-485.
Ann
As a practical matter, you probably want to file your wife's I-485 application as soon as possible after the first day of the month in which your PD becomes current. As you know from experience, PD's can and do retrogress dramatically with little or no notice.
If your wife is in H4 status on the date that your GC is approve, she will automatically fall out of status. She can remain out of status for up to 180 days without losing eligibility to file for AOS, but if the PD retrogresses before she files, she has to wait and hope that your PD becomes current before 180 days have passed.
If your wife changes status to E-3 she can still file her I-485 when your PD becomes current. But,
E-3 status, unlike H-1 status, requires non-immigrant intent. So, theoretically, if your wife changes to E-3 status and then files the I-485 within 60 days, an allegation of immigration fraud could be made and possibly result in denial of her I-485.
Ann
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manja
05-23 03:17 PM
who will be beneficiary? FB or EB?
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singhv_1980
01-29 05:47 PM
I should have elaborated this more. I read that ppl applying for H1B stamping were asked about this. They were actually issued 221 G and were asked to furnish extra documents and this was one of them.
I have no clue what is this and if this applies to everyone. I even found that ppl were asked to furnish notarized list of employees along with tax returns of the company. I hope this is not valid for every case.
I have no clue what is this and if this applies to everyone. I even found that ppl were asked to furnish notarized list of employees along with tax returns of the company. I hope this is not valid for every case.
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imbond707
02-05 02:44 PM
vvijaybabu:
You can't check PERM status online. But you can get 'PERM Disclosure Data' in Access or TXT format form the following URL:
FLCDataCenter.com (http://www.flcdatacenter.com/CasePerm.aspx)
You can search for all cases approved for your employer in this database or text file.
Hope this helps. Good Luck!!
You can't check PERM status online. But you can get 'PERM Disclosure Data' in Access or TXT format form the following URL:
FLCDataCenter.com (http://www.flcdatacenter.com/CasePerm.aspx)
You can search for all cases approved for your employer in this database or text file.
Hope this helps. Good Luck!!
