gc_chahiye
07-22 11:16 PM
I think you are ok, but a better forum to ask this might be the criminal issues section on murthy forum. There are experts there on CMIT etc:
http://murthyforum.atinfopop.com/4/OpenTopic?a=frm&s=1024039761&f=8064060382
http://murthyforum.atinfopop.com/4/OpenTopic?a=frm&s=1024039761&f=8064060382
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gchopes
11-23 11:43 AM
Can I apply for H1B stamp on the same H1B approved petition (not yet extended since I still have a year remaining on it) that I had when I returned on AP last year instead of H1B stamp? The reason to apply for H1B stamp this time is because of AP delay. I am hoping this memo says yes. Any thoughts?
Since the AP entry does not invalidate the approved H1B (or L-1) petition, the foreign national potentially could regain H (or L) status by traveling abroad and reentering with a valid H (or L) visa, and obtaining an H (or L) notation on the I-94 card at the port of entry. In these circumstances, the H (or L) status will be reinstated, giving one the benefit of continuing in that status for a length of time even if the I-485 ultimately is denied. Thus, when one wishes to maintain H1B (or L-1) status, which is often the case, this still may be accomplished, even if AP is used for entry at some stage in the process.
Since the AP entry does not invalidate the approved H1B (or L-1) petition, the foreign national potentially could regain H (or L) status by traveling abroad and reentering with a valid H (or L) visa, and obtaining an H (or L) notation on the I-94 card at the port of entry. In these circumstances, the H (or L) status will be reinstated, giving one the benefit of continuing in that status for a length of time even if the I-485 ultimately is denied. Thus, when one wishes to maintain H1B (or L-1) status, which is often the case, this still may be accomplished, even if AP is used for entry at some stage in the process.
JunRN
08-19 07:58 PM
I think TSC is strictly screening all applications so that it will not be burdened by too many cases including incomplete application to be processed. Therefore, in the long run, TSC will be faster in approving or denying cases.
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LegallyWise
09-20 08:57 PM
I would appreciate a response to my immigration questions as discussed below from anyone knowledgeable on the nuances.
I immigrated here at the age of 5 (in 1988) with my parents. We overstayed our visitor visas.
In 2004, I married my high-school sweetheart, he petitioned for me and in 11/2005 we interviewed and I obtained my conditional permanent residence.
In 9/2007, we signed the documents to convert my conditional to legal permanent residence. I became a legal permanent resident in 8/2008.
After the signing by both parties but prior to receiving permanent residence, in 10/2007, he filed for divorce claiming constructive abandonment for 10 months. This was not what happened, and I was legally unwise, so I did nothing and signed the papers. I consulted my immigration counsel (in 8/2008 after receiving legal permanent residency) and the paralegal gave me the roundabout about having to see the divorce papers and he said that I may be penalized for the divorce at the time I apply for citizenship because of the 10-month constructive abandonment provision.
I consulted with another immigration lawyer who said this would not be a problem at all.
I have left the situation alone until now. I am looking to leave the my current immigration counsel due to their incompetence.
1. When can I become a citizen (do I have to wait 5 years from 11/2005 due to the divorce)?
2. What are the foreseeable problems when I apply for citizenship?
3. Do I have to take any other steps?
I look forward to any responses on this and appreciate the help in advance.
Thank you.
I immigrated here at the age of 5 (in 1988) with my parents. We overstayed our visitor visas.
In 2004, I married my high-school sweetheart, he petitioned for me and in 11/2005 we interviewed and I obtained my conditional permanent residence.
In 9/2007, we signed the documents to convert my conditional to legal permanent residence. I became a legal permanent resident in 8/2008.
After the signing by both parties but prior to receiving permanent residence, in 10/2007, he filed for divorce claiming constructive abandonment for 10 months. This was not what happened, and I was legally unwise, so I did nothing and signed the papers. I consulted my immigration counsel (in 8/2008 after receiving legal permanent residency) and the paralegal gave me the roundabout about having to see the divorce papers and he said that I may be penalized for the divorce at the time I apply for citizenship because of the 10-month constructive abandonment provision.
I consulted with another immigration lawyer who said this would not be a problem at all.
I have left the situation alone until now. I am looking to leave the my current immigration counsel due to their incompetence.
1. When can I become a citizen (do I have to wait 5 years from 11/2005 due to the divorce)?
2. What are the foreseeable problems when I apply for citizenship?
3. Do I have to take any other steps?
I look forward to any responses on this and appreciate the help in advance.
Thank you.
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someone14
08-28 09:58 AM
They do random inspection on applications. Some people who have no work permit are being inspected if they are working illegally and some are found to be.....even if they do not accept pay or just saying they are volunteers.....
I guess you're being inspected. If you're not working without a work permit, you should be ok.
I am not working at all. But what about Interim EAD. Can I get while waiting for FBI clearence and hold on the application
I guess you're being inspected. If you're not working without a work permit, you should be ok.
I am not working at all. But what about Interim EAD. Can I get while waiting for FBI clearence and hold on the application
grinch
05-17 03:09 PM
There ok, but I believe the arangement of the objects in the stamp look a little to boring.
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nsolanki77
01-19 10:12 AM
Yes I am a US citizen, I also edit my recent post and put some more info in.
2010 Rory McIlroy with his US Open
sangmami
06-13 11:23 PM
My husband is in the same position too.He is a fellow and got a job to start in 2008 july.lc dne.i 140 pending..
Can he file for i 485....ead for a future job...this has been in our head since this evening....cant wait till tomorrow morning to ask the lawyer:rolleyes:
can any1 explain this?
thanks.
CONGRATS to all to can file for i 485
Can he file for i 485....ead for a future job...this has been in our head since this evening....cant wait till tomorrow morning to ask the lawyer:rolleyes:
can any1 explain this?
thanks.
CONGRATS to all to can file for i 485
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skagitswimmer
November 17th, 2005, 11:57 AM
I'd try setting it up as a diagonal with the petal running from lower left lo upper right.
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gc_eb2_waiter
08-01 10:24 AM
The G325A form contain the below text.
Applicant: Be sure to put your name and Alien Registration Number in the box outlined by heavy border below.
My lawyer mentioned that it is A# number. At present we dont need to fill anything.
Is it true?
Applicant: Be sure to put your name and Alien Registration Number in the box outlined by heavy border below.
My lawyer mentioned that it is A# number. At present we dont need to fill anything.
Is it true?
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wandmaker
11-28 06:58 PM
vengaiah: Fill the I-9 form and send it to your company B with a copy of your EAD, fill in the direct deposit form ( or take cash :) ) and you are good to go.
You will have submit a new I-9 with a copy of your EAD to your company A - as your will status will be "Pending AOS" from the moment you start working for company B using EAD and You are no longer in non-immigrant status (H1B).
You will have submit a new I-9 with a copy of your EAD to your company A - as your will status will be "Pending AOS" from the moment you start working for company B using EAD and You are no longer in non-immigrant status (H1B).
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BMP
01-13 06:55 PM
After many, many years of wait ( to be exact totally 8 ) I was about to pack my belongings and move on with my life but in other place.
For certain reasons, which I will not discuss there I could not return to my home country.
Looking back and analyzing decisions made by the HR and the lawyers that the company hired to handle my case I feel something very uncomfortable. My advice to those who are at the very beginning of the immigration path is "Never under any circumstances trust the immigration lawyer that was hired or recommended by your employer. Remember your employer's interests are exactly opposite to yours."
Anyway yesterday I got that coveted �We sent you an approval notice..." e-mail.
Am I excited? Not very. Certainly I would have been if this happened many years ago.
Another advice that I want to give is do not take this green card business to close to your heart. There are much more important things in this life.
Good luck to you all.
For certain reasons, which I will not discuss there I could not return to my home country.
Looking back and analyzing decisions made by the HR and the lawyers that the company hired to handle my case I feel something very uncomfortable. My advice to those who are at the very beginning of the immigration path is "Never under any circumstances trust the immigration lawyer that was hired or recommended by your employer. Remember your employer's interests are exactly opposite to yours."
Anyway yesterday I got that coveted �We sent you an approval notice..." e-mail.
Am I excited? Not very. Certainly I would have been if this happened many years ago.
Another advice that I want to give is do not take this green card business to close to your heart. There are much more important things in this life.
Good luck to you all.
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senk1s
09-18 09:41 PM
On subsequent (multiple employers, same employer) you dont come under the cap like fromnaija said
once H1 is approved it is valid, Once you start working for that employer you shall get paid for it (it doesnt mean you'll have to work if you have a H1)
It does not invalidate the other H1 (till the other employer revokes it) - hope this answers your question
once H1 is approved it is valid, Once you start working for that employer you shall get paid for it (it doesnt mean you'll have to work if you have a H1)
It does not invalidate the other H1 (till the other employer revokes it) - hope this answers your question
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STAmisha
06-20 02:15 PM
My company is an US company (2000 people+) and not a desi body shopper
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sury
02-08 08:36 AM
can anyone please reply
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MatsP
May 18th, 2007, 11:01 AM
What sort of "tricks" are you after.
I think it's fair to say that "learning to use the camera itself" is the easy part. Understanding of how to take good photos is a lifetime ambition for most of us... ;-)
To put it another way, there may well be small tricks like "if you set this up, you can press that button, and you've automatically set it ready for doing X". Which is great. But if you don't know the basic things like: composition, lighting/exposure and control of focus/depth of field, which are the basic photography concepts, then you're barking up the wrong tree fishing for tricks.
So, some tricks are "rule of thirds" and "blur out un-wanted background noise". But that's regardless of the camera you use.
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Mats
I think it's fair to say that "learning to use the camera itself" is the easy part. Understanding of how to take good photos is a lifetime ambition for most of us... ;-)
To put it another way, there may well be small tricks like "if you set this up, you can press that button, and you've automatically set it ready for doing X". Which is great. But if you don't know the basic things like: composition, lighting/exposure and control of focus/depth of field, which are the basic photography concepts, then you're barking up the wrong tree fishing for tricks.
So, some tricks are "rule of thirds" and "blur out un-wanted background noise". But that's regardless of the camera you use.
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Mats
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cherylfoster
12-27 03:15 PM
If you wish to travel to England to travel to another destination without going through the Danish border and you have no right to carry in the UK without a visa, you need a direct airside transit visa, unless exemptions they direct airside transit visa. If you are a visa national and you pass through immigration control because you stop in the United Kingdom for over 24 hours you should use a visitor in transit visa.
girlfriend McIlroy won the U.S. Open for
Jimi_Hendrix
01-01 04:35 PM
As I understand a new bill has to be introduced in Senate and in House of Representatives. Both these bills will have to be passed and then reconciled for differences.
Is it true that all CIR legislation that was introduced in Senate last year is now dead and that a new bill will have to be introduced in Senate as well?
Is it true that all CIR legislation that was introduced in Senate last year is now dead and that a new bill will have to be introduced in Senate as well?
hairstyles from the US Open trophy as
funguy29
11-22 10:13 PM
I am currently in the U.S on H1b for the past 4 years. My H1b is for a computer programmer. I work my day job in that capacity. My Labor certification in under process. I have also been auditioning as an actor for Commercials and Industrial Films. It looks like I may be cast in an industrial film. My question is : If I accept the part, will this violate the terms of my H1-b ? Also, if I am approved for an EAD down the road, can I use the EAD to do acting work on the side ? Thank you for your time.
misholiver
10-29 06:14 PM
Hello,
I am a little confused. how lond does it take to get a reciept?
I send my I-130 to Nebraska on Sept 21, 2007 and still didn't recieve a reciept :(
I am a little confused. how lond does it take to get a reciept?
I send my I-130 to Nebraska on Sept 21, 2007 and still didn't recieve a reciept :(
moonrah
07-21 01:41 AM
one lawyer whom I spoke with says it is still ok...basically they need senior applicants in their field who has done some supervisory work and can do managirial work..I don't know how much it is true.
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