kewlchap
03-16 10:13 PM
Folks,
If an employer withdraws an approved I-140, is it enough to show a future offer of employment letter to keep your 485 alive?
My particular case: I have an approved I-140, with pending 485 (EAD/AP approved) (6 months have elapsed). I want to quit my job and go back to school this August, but want to keep 485 alive (primarily because my 6 years on H1 are up). I can easily get a letter from an employer saying that they will employ me once my GC is approved (and I can join them when GC comes through). However, my current employer says that they will withdraw 140 (routine procedure).
Questions:
1. Can I study on EAD/parolee status?
2. Do I need to inform USCIS of invoking AC21 since my employer will withdraw my 140?
3. Can I claim that I am waiting for my GC to be approved to join my future employer, and in the mean time, I am studying full time to improve my skills?
4. Should I try to maintain my H1 status during school (by working part time etc.)?
5. Does my future employer need to file an I140?
6. What should I ask my current employer to provide? Eg: copy of 140, Employment verification letter etc.
Please provide your insights. There might have been previous discussions on this topic. If so, please point me to them and my apologies in advance for re-posting.
Will appreciate any suggestions / comments. I am stuck with the dilemma of continuing to work or going back to school.
Thanks,
-k
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EB2, India, PD May 2004, Primary filer.
If an employer withdraws an approved I-140, is it enough to show a future offer of employment letter to keep your 485 alive?
My particular case: I have an approved I-140, with pending 485 (EAD/AP approved) (6 months have elapsed). I want to quit my job and go back to school this August, but want to keep 485 alive (primarily because my 6 years on H1 are up). I can easily get a letter from an employer saying that they will employ me once my GC is approved (and I can join them when GC comes through). However, my current employer says that they will withdraw 140 (routine procedure).
Questions:
1. Can I study on EAD/parolee status?
2. Do I need to inform USCIS of invoking AC21 since my employer will withdraw my 140?
3. Can I claim that I am waiting for my GC to be approved to join my future employer, and in the mean time, I am studying full time to improve my skills?
4. Should I try to maintain my H1 status during school (by working part time etc.)?
5. Does my future employer need to file an I140?
6. What should I ask my current employer to provide? Eg: copy of 140, Employment verification letter etc.
Please provide your insights. There might have been previous discussions on this topic. If so, please point me to them and my apologies in advance for re-posting.
Will appreciate any suggestions / comments. I am stuck with the dilemma of continuing to work or going back to school.
Thanks,
-k
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EB2, India, PD May 2004, Primary filer.
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engineer
07-20 03:51 PM
Can spouse leave to home country after filing concurrent i140 and 485 application?
Her and mine application (concurrent 140 and 485) was filed on July 2nd, 2007but I have not received RECEIPT # yet. Can my spouse leave USA or we have to have get Receipt # first ?
Please tell me quickly.
thanks,
Her and mine application (concurrent 140 and 485) was filed on July 2nd, 2007but I have not received RECEIPT # yet. Can my spouse leave USA or we have to have get Receipt # first ?
Please tell me quickly.
thanks,
gcmaya
10-10 12:17 PM
NOT YET, but OCT bulletin is archived. so NOV may come out soon.
Does anyone know when is the November 2006 visa bulletin gonna be out?
Does anyone know when is the November 2006 visa bulletin gonna be out?
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jpmaddali
04-27 04:38 PM
Friends,
My EB2 I-140 got approved during 1st week of April and USCIS successfully ported my EB3 priority date of Jan, 2006 to the new EB2 I-140. As per my attorney, interfiling shouldn't be done as I have been with same employer all along and same employer sponsored for my porting. The attorney says, this should be automatically taken care of by USCIS.
My question is...I couldn't find the proper procedure/documentation for my scenario. Did any body come across this situation and can any one offer any suggestion?
Thanks for any inputs,
My EB2 I-140 got approved during 1st week of April and USCIS successfully ported my EB3 priority date of Jan, 2006 to the new EB2 I-140. As per my attorney, interfiling shouldn't be done as I have been with same employer all along and same employer sponsored for my porting. The attorney says, this should be automatically taken care of by USCIS.
My question is...I couldn't find the proper procedure/documentation for my scenario. Did any body come across this situation and can any one offer any suggestion?
Thanks for any inputs,
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Life2Live
09-07 01:06 PM
Use the following link to see USCIS Application and Receipting Update
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=ace7ec20cfbd4110VgnVCM1000004718190aRCR D
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=ace7ec20cfbd4110VgnVCM1000004718190aRCR D
tnite
11-07 11:45 AM
Gurus,
I have a question. I am a July 2nd 485, EAD, AP filer and I did not receive my AP yet. My H1 visa stamping got expired, and I am planning to go to India for 2 months. Can I leave US before my AP gets approved, hoping that it will be approved in the next 2 months time and my attorney will send the AP papers to my India address?
Is it possible, please advice.
Thanks
There is no official documentation for to do's and to not do's without AP.
But folks have gone to India without the AP and then got it fedexed while In India and used it to get back to US.
My brother in law did the same. I am not aware of the potential issues he might face in the future but will post so when something happens.
use it at your own discretion.
I have a question. I am a July 2nd 485, EAD, AP filer and I did not receive my AP yet. My H1 visa stamping got expired, and I am planning to go to India for 2 months. Can I leave US before my AP gets approved, hoping that it will be approved in the next 2 months time and my attorney will send the AP papers to my India address?
Is it possible, please advice.
Thanks
There is no official documentation for to do's and to not do's without AP.
But folks have gone to India without the AP and then got it fedexed while In India and used it to get back to US.
My brother in law did the same. I am not aware of the potential issues he might face in the future but will post so when something happens.
use it at your own discretion.
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avisala
08-11 11:06 PM
Check this out! a visa bulletin & processing time iPhone App.
VisaProcs App provides you with the most recent visa bulletin and
processing times for petitions and applications submitted to the USCIS.
Here is the iTunes link:
VisaProcs - Visa Bulletin & Service Centers Processing Time for iPhone and iPod touch on the iTunes App Store (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/visaprocs-visa-bulletin-service/id385683853?mt=8)
VisaProcs App provides you with the most recent visa bulletin and
processing times for petitions and applications submitted to the USCIS.
Here is the iTunes link:
VisaProcs - Visa Bulletin & Service Centers Processing Time for iPhone and iPod touch on the iTunes App Store (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/visaprocs-visa-bulletin-service/id385683853?mt=8)
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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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thomachan72
11-03 02:12 PM
3% seems very good.
Also if you can set aside some money for >3 years, putting it in an NRO term deposit is also pretty good. Now they range around 7.5 to 8%. You can repatriate the interest income after due taxes are paid.
Also if you can set aside some money for >3 years, putting it in an NRO term deposit is also pretty good. Now they range around 7.5 to 8%. You can repatriate the interest income after due taxes are paid.
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senk1s
10-30 11:40 AM
Did you apply thru an attorney - they must have got a copy as well
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laksmi
12-14 06:49 PM
Better to wait until I140 gets approved to use your EAD.
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kondur_007
05-20 06:11 PM
"05/19/2008: Passage of H.R. 5571 for IMGs Failed Today and Postponed Until a Later Date
The House floor failed to pass this bill and postponed until the undetermined date for final action."
This bills is to renew Conrad 30 program which is set to expire June 2008. This bill is sponsored by Zoe Lofgren and has been posponed until the undetermined date!
This is a vital provision for J1 physicians for waiver opportunities but I have not found much on this on the internet besides above quote from Oh law firm.
The House floor failed to pass this bill and postponed until the undetermined date for final action."
This bills is to renew Conrad 30 program which is set to expire June 2008. This bill is sponsored by Zoe Lofgren and has been posponed until the undetermined date!
This is a vital provision for J1 physicians for waiver opportunities but I have not found much on this on the internet besides above quote from Oh law firm.
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sheela
08-11 01:02 PM
Are you 16 or under? Were you applying with your parents? oh, i signed for my daughter aged 16
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snvlgopal
02-05 02:49 PM
I am on H1 (Has EAD but never used it), my wife is on H4 and also she has H4 stamping till Feb 2010, She got EAD and and also got SSN. But she never worked on EAD. Now she want to travel to India
Can she travel on H4 stamping or she need to get AP
Please Help
thanks
Can she travel on H4 stamping or she need to get AP
Please Help
thanks
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05-14 08:00 AM
After a week full of outrage about the Arizona Immigration law, we are happy to report about an opposite spirit coming all the way from the state of New York.
Gov. David Paterson stepped into the immigration debate Monday, saying he would create the nation's first "pardon panel" to investigate requests of legal immigrants facing deportation because of past convictions.
Paterson, proposing the measure as the nation is embroiled in conflict over an Arizona law that critics say would encourage racial profiling, said he would pardon immigrants if they meet requirements including rehabilitation and demonstrate they're not a danger to society.
Paterson is seeking to combat what he calls harsh and rigid federal measures that result in deporting of immigrants who have shown considerable rehabilitation. Arizona's measure makes it a crime under state law to be in the country illegally.
Paterson said he will seek to use a governor's pardon as a tool to blunt what he called the rigid federal rules for deportation even of immigrants who have successfully engaged in a new life in America. In March, Paterson pardoned Quing Wu, an executive and Chinese immigrant who as a teenager was convicted of a smuggling.
We hope more states will follow this trend, and focus on the real effort - Immigration reform now.
Read more here (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/07/nyregion/07pardon.html)
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2010/05/san_diego_deportation_lawyer_n.html)
Gov. David Paterson stepped into the immigration debate Monday, saying he would create the nation's first "pardon panel" to investigate requests of legal immigrants facing deportation because of past convictions.
Paterson, proposing the measure as the nation is embroiled in conflict over an Arizona law that critics say would encourage racial profiling, said he would pardon immigrants if they meet requirements including rehabilitation and demonstrate they're not a danger to society.
Paterson is seeking to combat what he calls harsh and rigid federal measures that result in deporting of immigrants who have shown considerable rehabilitation. Arizona's measure makes it a crime under state law to be in the country illegally.
Paterson said he will seek to use a governor's pardon as a tool to blunt what he called the rigid federal rules for deportation even of immigrants who have successfully engaged in a new life in America. In March, Paterson pardoned Quing Wu, an executive and Chinese immigrant who as a teenager was convicted of a smuggling.
We hope more states will follow this trend, and focus on the real effort - Immigration reform now.
Read more here (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/07/nyregion/07pardon.html)
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2010/05/san_diego_deportation_lawyer_n.html)
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webm
02-20 01:11 PM
Just a side note,you should send EAD/AP renewal applications only 120 days in advance not 180 days..according to the new rule set by USCIS.
Sorry!!someone will answer your actual query..
Sorry!!someone will answer your actual query..
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Kodi
06-07 12:24 PM
As far as I know once you use 6 years of H1 you can only regain it is by leaving US for 1 full year and can re-enter on a new H1.
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kshitijnt
06-03 05:32 PM
WHITE LIES! Atleast they should feel some shame defending lies
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tdasara
02-13 08:04 PM
Can Carl Shusterman help us get USCIS release the numbers allocated and how they were allocated?
He below argued how USCIS interpreted the law and won
http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/news_press_release,60087.shtml
He below argued how USCIS interpreted the law and won
http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/news_press_release,60087.shtml
Ann Ruben
07-19 07:58 PM
Any significant absence from the US can lead to a finding that one has abandoned permanent resident status. Such determinations are very fact specific. It is a commonly held myth that merely entering the US once a year is sufficient to maintain GC status. If you forsee spending significant time out of the US, you should take steps to protect your GC, such as filing for a re-entry permit. You should also consider maintaining ties to a home in the US.
walking_dude
02-14 04:22 PM
drona, Edited my earlier post for clarity. I did not mean send flowers to president, I was refering to flowers sent to USCIS in the past. Hope the edit makes the point clearer.
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