GKBest
10-16 12:53 PM
How old is he? Are you sure you filled out every item?
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February 26th, 2004, 11:12 PM
Sorry. I explained in the comments that go with the photo and should have included that here. This is a drinking bowl for dairy cattle manufactured by the Starline company, circa 1960. I found this in an old milking barn. The cow pushes her nose against the star-shaped lever and fresh water from the nozzle fills the bowl.
smarth
05-04 02:49 PM
thanks for the reply.
I see in the below site, that on EAD i need to work for the employer who filed GC. Is this correct?
http://www.reddyesq.com/GC.html#37
"Q. If I loose my job (H1-B status) can I use EAD as full time job?
Yes, but you need to work for the employer who filed your GC. "
I see in the below site, that on EAD i need to work for the employer who filed GC. Is this correct?
http://www.reddyesq.com/GC.html#37
"Q. If I loose my job (H1-B status) can I use EAD as full time job?
Yes, but you need to work for the employer who filed your GC. "
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va_dude
02-04 01:07 PM
It's not clear what you really mean.
You say your employer has agreed to file your AOS papers but has not agreed to proceed with the processing. Isn't that one and the same?
Besides you should ask for exactly what the risk is.
Maybe hiring your own immigration attorney or a consult is the best to get your facts straight.
You say your employer has agreed to file your AOS papers but has not agreed to proceed with the processing. Isn't that one and the same?
Besides you should ask for exactly what the risk is.
Maybe hiring your own immigration attorney or a consult is the best to get your facts straight.
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sw33t
07-25 04:30 PM
Come on guys. I know there are more than 13 IV members in Texas.
Please join the texas chapter. We have some exciting times ahead of us so lets get together and make it happen.
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Please join the texas chapter. We have some exciting times ahead of us so lets get together and make it happen.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/texasiv
imhere
06-11 12:28 PM
Hi,
I am not sure that you can help me in this or not, but I see you are pretty aware of the program I wants to ask about �MAVNI.�.
� I am on H1B (exp- 2011) Wife/Son h4(Exp-2011)
� Joining MAVNI Sep 2009.
� F1 to H1 (Stamping Pending yet)
I have couple simple questions if you can help me to give answer.
1.As I will be in army training and they will adjust my status, but what will happen to my wife/son if they will be USA and their H4 want work as I want be no more on H1. And what will be their status during this time.
2.What if I send them back to my origin country and after coming back from training/naturalization how much time you see it may take? Do you see any difficulty reentering them? What will be their status, once they reenter?
About my background, none of us has any single criminal history except couple speeding ticket. :)
I appreciate if you can through some light in this, which will help me to take faster decision for their accommodation and all.
Thankful to you.
I am not sure that you can help me in this or not, but I see you are pretty aware of the program I wants to ask about �MAVNI.�.
� I am on H1B (exp- 2011) Wife/Son h4(Exp-2011)
� Joining MAVNI Sep 2009.
� F1 to H1 (Stamping Pending yet)
I have couple simple questions if you can help me to give answer.
1.As I will be in army training and they will adjust my status, but what will happen to my wife/son if they will be USA and their H4 want work as I want be no more on H1. And what will be their status during this time.
2.What if I send them back to my origin country and after coming back from training/naturalization how much time you see it may take? Do you see any difficulty reentering them? What will be their status, once they reenter?
About my background, none of us has any single criminal history except couple speeding ticket. :)
I appreciate if you can through some light in this, which will help me to take faster decision for their accommodation and all.
Thankful to you.
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srikanth003
04-01 09:43 AM
Hi,
My current situation is as below
I -797 and I-94 expiry date: 10 Jun 2011
Passport expiry : 28 Oct 2011
I am filing for H1 extension through my company immigration cell. However, they informed me that my passport had to be renewed before filing the extension !! else the attached I-94 in the extended I 797 will have the expiry date only till my passport expiry :confused:
In that case, if they had to wait for my renewed passport to arrive (which can take longer) to file the extension and my I-94 might expire before that.
Can someone please provide some advice if that's the case?
My current situation is as below
I -797 and I-94 expiry date: 10 Jun 2011
Passport expiry : 28 Oct 2011
I am filing for H1 extension through my company immigration cell. However, they informed me that my passport had to be renewed before filing the extension !! else the attached I-94 in the extended I 797 will have the expiry date only till my passport expiry :confused:
In that case, if they had to wait for my renewed passport to arrive (which can take longer) to file the extension and my I-94 might expire before that.
Can someone please provide some advice if that's the case?
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Mount Soche
05-06 03:32 PM
You will apply when your number is current on the visa bulletin.
your interview will be scheduled in the 2011 fiscal yr which starts in october.
you can adjust the status in the u.s but be careful with this as the backlog can make it a long wait or you can go home or to the country of last foreign residence and get it done the same day.
any extra questions, send me a private note - i am very familiar with this process.
in the meantime, start collecting your documents for the interview as instructed in the package you will have received.
your interview will be scheduled in the 2011 fiscal yr which starts in october.
you can adjust the status in the u.s but be careful with this as the backlog can make it a long wait or you can go home or to the country of last foreign residence and get it done the same day.
any extra questions, send me a private note - i am very familiar with this process.
in the meantime, start collecting your documents for the interview as instructed in the package you will have received.
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kdd
04-01 09:03 PM
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stillhowlong
12-28 03:53 PM
Hi,
I just wanted to check that how many years of experience required for EB2 for a bachelor degree holder. I heard earlier it was 5 years but now the uscis has changed or planning to change to 10 years. Please clarify this.
Thanks
SHL
I just wanted to check that how many years of experience required for EB2 for a bachelor degree holder. I heard earlier it was 5 years but now the uscis has changed or planning to change to 10 years. Please clarify this.
Thanks
SHL
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kaisersose
04-16 04:58 PM
RFE - Request for evidence
Thanks. But my question was what the RFE was? What is the evidence requested by CIS?
Thanks. But my question was what the RFE was? What is the evidence requested by CIS?
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mallu
10-14 02:28 PM
It is mentioned by many that PD should be current at the time of GC approval. Is that right?
I know people from India who got their GC approved when their PD is not current.
One can check this easily in looking for I-485 approvals to people from India who submitted their applications concurrently in EB2 category after say april 2004. Disregard the cases which got approved in July 2007. Still there are many cases remaining invalidating the 'rule'!
The strict rule is that one's PD needs to be current for approval. But if there aren't earlier PDs available for approval ( say stuck in namecheck ) and if USCIS doesn't want to visa numbers for a year to be wasted , then one can get approved even if PD is not current.
I know people from India who got their GC approved when their PD is not current.
One can check this easily in looking for I-485 approvals to people from India who submitted their applications concurrently in EB2 category after say april 2004. Disregard the cases which got approved in July 2007. Still there are many cases remaining invalidating the 'rule'!
The strict rule is that one's PD needs to be current for approval. But if there aren't earlier PDs available for approval ( say stuck in namecheck ) and if USCIS doesn't want to visa numbers for a year to be wasted , then one can get approved even if PD is not current.
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rpat1968
09-19 11:12 PM
My PD is July 2004 EB2 with RD 02 July 2007, ND 09 Aug 2009. NC cleared in Oct 2007, Biometrics renewed by USCIS Feb 2009 and all primary and dependent cases PreAdjudicated on 13th Apr 2009.
While doing routine status check this month by opening SR's I came to know that USCIS has screwed up my EB category on my pending I-485 application in NSC. Looks like the data entry was screwed by the USCIS contractors or mail room personell. Also the PreAdj process also completely overlooked this mistake and preadjudicated my case. Because of their mistake my case was not even considered for approvals this month and also last years when the dates were current.
I created multiple SR's and did 3 infopass appointments to find out what is the current EB Classification and finally was able to confirm through infopass appointment that USCIS has put me and my family in EB3 category (GC category E36, E37, E38) instead of EB2 (E21).
SR response were vague and did not help much. Infopass appointments were of very little help as IO's in Dallas Infopass center are not trained to handle EB - I485 related issues. They don't have access to enough information to help us. They don't know how to use their own system to find information. Tried POJ method to reach IO but always got connected to useless CSR's.
I have only one I-140 in Eb2. My lawyer wrote to USCIS this Friday. I don't know when USCIS will correct the mistake so that they can Adjudicate my case being current this month and next month.
CSR's are not letting me open SR's as I have already opened 3 SR's ( 2 on my own and 1 through IO in infopass).
Did anyone has any similar experience with USCIS screwing up their application? If yes how were you able to get this fixed. Please post if you have any USCIS-NSC expedited addresses, FAX numbers, Direct contact addresses for Senior USCIS officals or procedures for submitting issues. Any help with be greatly appreciated.
:confused::mad:
While doing routine status check this month by opening SR's I came to know that USCIS has screwed up my EB category on my pending I-485 application in NSC. Looks like the data entry was screwed by the USCIS contractors or mail room personell. Also the PreAdj process also completely overlooked this mistake and preadjudicated my case. Because of their mistake my case was not even considered for approvals this month and also last years when the dates were current.
I created multiple SR's and did 3 infopass appointments to find out what is the current EB Classification and finally was able to confirm through infopass appointment that USCIS has put me and my family in EB3 category (GC category E36, E37, E38) instead of EB2 (E21).
SR response were vague and did not help much. Infopass appointments were of very little help as IO's in Dallas Infopass center are not trained to handle EB - I485 related issues. They don't have access to enough information to help us. They don't know how to use their own system to find information. Tried POJ method to reach IO but always got connected to useless CSR's.
I have only one I-140 in Eb2. My lawyer wrote to USCIS this Friday. I don't know when USCIS will correct the mistake so that they can Adjudicate my case being current this month and next month.
CSR's are not letting me open SR's as I have already opened 3 SR's ( 2 on my own and 1 through IO in infopass).
Did anyone has any similar experience with USCIS screwing up their application? If yes how were you able to get this fixed. Please post if you have any USCIS-NSC expedited addresses, FAX numbers, Direct contact addresses for Senior USCIS officals or procedures for submitting issues. Any help with be greatly appreciated.
:confused::mad:
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Immigration Visa Attorney Blog Has Just Posted the Following:
http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/PPT%20Control.pngWith all our experience counseling on immigration law questions, the attorneys at Fong & Chun in Los Angeles do not regularly get the chance to see the day-in, day-out operations at airports and other ports of entry.
Whether it is Department of Homeland Security (DHS) policy or not, I do not know, but last week, I noticed DHS personnel roaming through the terminals at Dulles International Airport in Washington, DC. They actually went to various gates and randomly requested ID or passports from OUTBOUND passengers seated in the boarding areas.
That is, they checked the documents of both Americans and foreigners who were LEAVING the USA. Not entering.
I followed them around a little bit. The officers were friendly, civil. They approached passengers in the terminal, asked them their final destinations, and asked if they could see their passports. Interestingly, although I was standing right next to a bank of chairs in the boarding area, they did not ask me for my passport, nor did they ask anyone who was standing or walking through the terminal. They only approached persons seated in the departure gate area. I did not see them detain anyone.
I have often been asked whether DHS personnel made random checks of persons in airports. I used to say that "they could, but I've never seen it." Well, I have now. --jcf
More... (http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/2010/01/dhs-roams-airport-terminals-re.html)
http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/PPT%20Control.pngWith all our experience counseling on immigration law questions, the attorneys at Fong & Chun in Los Angeles do not regularly get the chance to see the day-in, day-out operations at airports and other ports of entry.
Whether it is Department of Homeland Security (DHS) policy or not, I do not know, but last week, I noticed DHS personnel roaming through the terminals at Dulles International Airport in Washington, DC. They actually went to various gates and randomly requested ID or passports from OUTBOUND passengers seated in the boarding areas.
That is, they checked the documents of both Americans and foreigners who were LEAVING the USA. Not entering.
I followed them around a little bit. The officers were friendly, civil. They approached passengers in the terminal, asked them their final destinations, and asked if they could see their passports. Interestingly, although I was standing right next to a bank of chairs in the boarding area, they did not ask me for my passport, nor did they ask anyone who was standing or walking through the terminal. They only approached persons seated in the departure gate area. I did not see them detain anyone.
I have often been asked whether DHS personnel made random checks of persons in airports. I used to say that "they could, but I've never seen it." Well, I have now. --jcf
More... (http://www.immigrationvisaattorneyblog.com/2010/01/dhs-roams-airport-terminals-re.html)
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satishg
09-16 08:35 PM
In september my dates became current and my GC and my spouse GC has been approved . However my lawyer recieved interview notices for me and my wife. What should be the next step. Ignore the notices as we recieved the Green card or do we need to attend the interview.
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11-05 05:07 PM
It leaves out per-country limits for EB
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Gravitation
06-05 09:19 AM
They're not doing it in any order.
Keep checking your status here: http://pds.pbls.doleta.gov/
Keep checking your status here: http://pds.pbls.doleta.gov/
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glus
09-24 09:03 AM
Hello,
It often takes a few letters to be sent to USCIS before anything happens in such situations. It seems like USCIS sometimes disregards attorneys' letters. But once someone takes the letter seriously, you should see some soft LUDs on your case; although it does not always happen.
It often takes a few letters to be sent to USCIS before anything happens in such situations. It seems like USCIS sometimes disregards attorneys' letters. But once someone takes the letter seriously, you should see some soft LUDs on your case; although it does not always happen.
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ashton
01-06 09:15 PM
Hello all,
Anyone who has knowledge in the following can reply back to me.
Mother 10 years Multiple visa will expire in May 5th of this year, questions:
1. What is the last date she can travel with this Visa?
2. She overstayed her trip in 1998 by 2 yrs and came back 3 times after that trip without any issues at POE and did not O/S her time in 2006 twice and in 2007 , what complication would she have at the Trinidad (Caribbean) Embassy for renewal visa ?
3. Would they ask about the first trip and why she O/S ? not sure since she made 3 trips after and had NO issue at POE.
4. Should I go with her for the visa renewal, since I could explain better if this questions comes up ? I have her regular Dr. letter and medical record showing that she was I'll and was seeing him, but not from the hospital.
The reason she O/S in 1998 is due to emergency surgery 15 days before her return date so she was ill and couldn't go back until she feel well which she did and went back on in 2001.
Your help is appreciated
Ashton
__________________
ASH KUTCHER
EB3
PD 03/01/01
RO 10/02/02
45 dys Letter 03/04/05
LC Appd 03/09/05
ETA D-04295-XXXXX
I-140/485/765 RD 06/03/05
I-140/485/765 ND 06/09/05
FP ND 06/27/05
FP DONE ON 2 WEEKS EARLIER 08/02/05
EAD AD 6/30/05
I-140 AD 7/05/05
TSC
I-485 AD 01/05/06
Rec Card on 01/13/06
End of GC Process
Anyone who has knowledge in the following can reply back to me.
Mother 10 years Multiple visa will expire in May 5th of this year, questions:
1. What is the last date she can travel with this Visa?
2. She overstayed her trip in 1998 by 2 yrs and came back 3 times after that trip without any issues at POE and did not O/S her time in 2006 twice and in 2007 , what complication would she have at the Trinidad (Caribbean) Embassy for renewal visa ?
3. Would they ask about the first trip and why she O/S ? not sure since she made 3 trips after and had NO issue at POE.
4. Should I go with her for the visa renewal, since I could explain better if this questions comes up ? I have her regular Dr. letter and medical record showing that she was I'll and was seeing him, but not from the hospital.
The reason she O/S in 1998 is due to emergency surgery 15 days before her return date so she was ill and couldn't go back until she feel well which she did and went back on in 2001.
Your help is appreciated
Ashton
__________________
ASH KUTCHER
EB3
PD 03/01/01
RO 10/02/02
45 dys Letter 03/04/05
LC Appd 03/09/05
ETA D-04295-XXXXX
I-140/485/765 RD 06/03/05
I-140/485/765 ND 06/09/05
FP ND 06/27/05
FP DONE ON 2 WEEKS EARLIER 08/02/05
EAD AD 6/30/05
I-140 AD 7/05/05
TSC
I-485 AD 01/05/06
Rec Card on 01/13/06
End of GC Process
wandmaker
10-31 08:01 PM
Hi Gurus,
Thanks for your time on this post. I appreciate your responses.
I have a question regarding AP. I have AP's based on my pending 485. Recently i traveled to India (on a family emergency) using my AP which was issued in 20th Nov 2008 valid till 19th Nov 2009. I had no issues & got thru JFK using the same.
I was out of US from Sep 23rd thru Oct 24th 2009.
Before leaving US I applied for my AP in early Sep, which got approved by Sep 29 and was in my mail box by the time I arrived. The New pay roll has validity from 20 Nov 2009 until 19 Nov 2010.
My question is, I may need to travel to India again for couple of months that is some some time near 5 Nov 2009 & will be back by Jan 2010.
Do you guys foresee any other issues? , I herd that the AP is NOT valid if you are out of the country.
Best Regards
RK
AFAIK, your new AP is valid and usable; get a second opinion from an attorney. Re-post in attorney's section.
Thanks for your time on this post. I appreciate your responses.
I have a question regarding AP. I have AP's based on my pending 485. Recently i traveled to India (on a family emergency) using my AP which was issued in 20th Nov 2008 valid till 19th Nov 2009. I had no issues & got thru JFK using the same.
I was out of US from Sep 23rd thru Oct 24th 2009.
Before leaving US I applied for my AP in early Sep, which got approved by Sep 29 and was in my mail box by the time I arrived. The New pay roll has validity from 20 Nov 2009 until 19 Nov 2010.
My question is, I may need to travel to India again for couple of months that is some some time near 5 Nov 2009 & will be back by Jan 2010.
Do you guys foresee any other issues? , I herd that the AP is NOT valid if you are out of the country.
Best Regards
RK
AFAIK, your new AP is valid and usable; get a second opinion from an attorney. Re-post in attorney's section.
kushalkh
12-04 08:04 PM
Hello,
I am currently working on OPT. My company has just applied for my H1B visa. Assuming it gets approved in 2-3 months time (i.e. in March), when can i have it stamped? Can i go back to my home country to get it stamped in April or will i have to wait till 1st Oct 2011 to get it stamped?
I am currently working on OPT. My company has just applied for my H1B visa. Assuming it gets approved in 2-3 months time (i.e. in March), when can i have it stamped? Can i go back to my home country to get it stamped in April or will i have to wait till 1st Oct 2011 to get it stamped?
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