krithi
05-26 04:22 PM
Same TSC...
I applied on May 5th no FP notice yet, do you think I should call USCIS.
I applied on May 5th no FP notice yet, do you think I should call USCIS.
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bouncer
11-06 01:39 AM
Hi bouncer!
You need a clientaccesspolicy.xml file that allows you to make accesses across domains: http://scorbs.com/2008/04/15/silverlight-http-networking-stack-part-2-cross-domain-communication-overview
Cheers!
Kirupa :P
Hi Kirupa,
Thanks for your answer and the Karen's link. I was reading your article " Preloading and Displaying an Image " . Great article. Do you have any idea to write an article based on todays question?
You need a clientaccesspolicy.xml file that allows you to make accesses across domains: http://scorbs.com/2008/04/15/silverlight-http-networking-stack-part-2-cross-domain-communication-overview
Cheers!
Kirupa :P
Hi Kirupa,
Thanks for your answer and the Karen's link. I was reading your article " Preloading and Displaying an Image " . Great article. Do you have any idea to write an article based on todays question?
Mount Soche
12-01 10:29 AM
I applied for the visa lottery while my EB3 I-485 was pending and while waiting for the priority date to be current. I won the lottery and got my green card and the two are COMPLETELY UNRELATED. Good luck with the visa lottery, for me, it saved my sanity!
Hi all,
Can an eb3 with pendding I-40 apply for visa lottery? would that effect the current i-485 application if visa lottery not won? will it cause to the refusal of the I-485?
thanks
Naruto
Hi all,
Can an eb3 with pendding I-40 apply for visa lottery? would that effect the current i-485 application if visa lottery not won? will it cause to the refusal of the I-485?
thanks
Naruto
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The Center for American Progress released a report detailing the actual cost of the only solution proposed by anti-immigration restrictionists--Mass Deportation. In "The Costs of Mass Deportation (http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/2010/03/deportation_cost.html),"Marshal Fitz, Gebe Martinez and Madura Wijewardena have put together a realistic appraisal of the costs of the only option other than comprehensive immigration reform. It is not a pretty picture. With costs over 5 years of $285 BILLION dollars (money which most folks understand that we do not have), we are faced with what appears to be an easy choice.
One, bring 12 million people out of the shadow economy and into the light. Allow them to pay taxes. Allow them to drive without fear. Allow them to live with their families. Allow them to generate wealth in the greatest economic engine ever created by man, the U.S. economy. Change our legal immigration system to eliminate outrageous non-immigrant and immigrant visa delays and encourage the immigration to the U.S. of the best and the brightest.
Or, two, deport everyone who had the courage to try to make it in America, even without a visa or status. Keep legal immigration restricted and strangle the economy, innovation, and motivation. Create fear and panic in immigrant communities, both legal and undocumented. Unmotivate immigrant youth to excel in school. Do everything in your power to cause distrust of lawful enforcement authority in immigrant communities.
These are your choices Congress. These are your choices Mr. President. Which will you have the courage to pursue and change?
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07-10 09:34 PM
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07-03 10:11 PM
The minimum requirements for a particular job may, and often do differ from the minimum requirements for EB-2 classification. As long as the actual requirement for a given positon is at least a Master's Degre or equivalent (defined as a Bachelor's Degree plus at least five (5) years of progressively responsible relevant experience), then the position qualifies for EB-2 classification.
The labor certification and I-40 Immigrant Visa Petition will not be approved unless the beneficiary is able to document education and experience meeting or exceding the actual minimum requirements for the job as set forth on the application for Labor Certification.
The labor certification and I-40 Immigrant Visa Petition will not be approved unless the beneficiary is able to document education and experience meeting or exceding the actual minimum requirements for the job as set forth on the application for Labor Certification.
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national park sites across the country Sept. 13-24 under the theme, "Embrace Citizenship -
Experience America Through Your National Parks."
Highlights for this year�s celebration include a Sept. 15 ceremony for 25 new citizens at the
foot of General Grant's Tree, the largest giant sequoia in the General Grant Grove section of Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park in Three Rivers, Calif. This grand park was named in
1867 after Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th president of the United States.
Other national parks ceremonies will also be held at the Grand Canyon, one of the country�s
oldest national parks; Homestead National Monument, which commemorates the Homestead
Act of 1862 granting free land to citizens and new immigrants; and the Herbert Hoover
National Historic Site in Iowa. The citizenship process (http://www.h1b.biz/lawyer-attorney-1131862.html) has been described as a ritual which is "meaningful for many immigrants" and similar in some respects to a "first communion" or "bar mitzvah".
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va_il
04-28 01:39 PM
Who would be better to handle a complex GC case Murthy or Rajiv's office.
Any experience? I am looking for somebody who is responsive and can handle difficult queries from USCIS, if need be. How much do they charge for complete EB case?
Do you have any other suggestions?
Any experience? I am looking for somebody who is responsive and can handle difficult queries from USCIS, if need be. How much do they charge for complete EB case?
Do you have any other suggestions?
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05-25 10:49 AM
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heidy12
01-06 10:05 PM
hi...
There is no problem in getting the H-1B approved by Co. B, and the position meet all the H-1B requirements.
thanks:)
There is no problem in getting the H-1B approved by Co. B, and the position meet all the H-1B requirements.
thanks:)
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mixednut
02-21 02:33 PM
It appears that US CIS lost my I-90 application a year ago and subsequent attempts to get a replacement GC failed thus far. Best course of action?
Here are the details...
Received GC in 1999. Last year when I tried to get a re-entry permit (I-131), US CIS mailed me a notice saying that my GC had the wrong A-number on it (US CIS administrative error), and needed to be replaced via I-90.
The notice also said that while waiting for the replacement GC, I could go to the district office, obtain a temporary GC, and then re-file for I-131.
So in January 2007, I filed the no-cost I-90, where the reason was, "My card was issued with incorrect information because of a USCIS administrative error. I have attached the incorrect card and evidence of the correct information." The application included the original GC with the "bad" A-number, and was sent via certified mail, receipt requested. Later, I received a confirmation from US Mail that the application was delivered.
Subsequent multiple requests to US CIS produced the response, "We have no record of your application". Subsequently mailed copied of the I-90 application, produced a response, "denied, your did not include a GC with your application".
I did another "Service Request" with US CIS yesterday, and am pretty sure the response will be the same, "We have no record of your application".
What would you suggest as the best course of action? Just file a full cost (about $300?) I-90 declaring the GC "lost", and forget that it was the US CIS error?
Thanks for any help!
Here are the details...
Received GC in 1999. Last year when I tried to get a re-entry permit (I-131), US CIS mailed me a notice saying that my GC had the wrong A-number on it (US CIS administrative error), and needed to be replaced via I-90.
The notice also said that while waiting for the replacement GC, I could go to the district office, obtain a temporary GC, and then re-file for I-131.
So in January 2007, I filed the no-cost I-90, where the reason was, "My card was issued with incorrect information because of a USCIS administrative error. I have attached the incorrect card and evidence of the correct information." The application included the original GC with the "bad" A-number, and was sent via certified mail, receipt requested. Later, I received a confirmation from US Mail that the application was delivered.
Subsequent multiple requests to US CIS produced the response, "We have no record of your application". Subsequently mailed copied of the I-90 application, produced a response, "denied, your did not include a GC with your application".
I did another "Service Request" with US CIS yesterday, and am pretty sure the response will be the same, "We have no record of your application".
What would you suggest as the best course of action? Just file a full cost (about $300?) I-90 declaring the GC "lost", and forget that it was the US CIS error?
Thanks for any help!
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prakumar
07-18 11:37 AM
I am in a complicated situation...
Approved labor (PD 2003 EB2) from company A (not employed with them). Filed 140 and 485 (self as primary and wife as dependent). Ability to pay RFE on 140 and then denial on 140 and 485. Currently, appealed the decision because needed to get H1 extension and case has reopened. My wife (with company B) had her 140 approved (EB3 with PD 2006) and so after the July bulletin filed for 485 (her as primary and me as dependent) because my case seeemed a little dicy.
So we both have multiple 485's filed (although the first one since the decision is not final on 140 technically they might not have started considering the 485). Read multiple places that legally you can have only one 485 approved but could have multiple 485 pending and withdraw the other once anyone has been approved. Is this true? or you CANNOT even have two 485 pending?What is the best thing for me do do right now?
Approved labor (PD 2003 EB2) from company A (not employed with them). Filed 140 and 485 (self as primary and wife as dependent). Ability to pay RFE on 140 and then denial on 140 and 485. Currently, appealed the decision because needed to get H1 extension and case has reopened. My wife (with company B) had her 140 approved (EB3 with PD 2006) and so after the July bulletin filed for 485 (her as primary and me as dependent) because my case seeemed a little dicy.
So we both have multiple 485's filed (although the first one since the decision is not final on 140 technically they might not have started considering the 485). Read multiple places that legally you can have only one 485 approved but could have multiple 485 pending and withdraw the other once anyone has been approved. Is this true? or you CANNOT even have two 485 pending?What is the best thing for me do do right now?
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simbasimba
01-06 02:21 AM
I have a 4 year college degree from the US and 5 years of experience. I would like to know when they say 5 years of progressive experience does also that include an increase in salary over the five years? My previous employer paid me 60kper anum but my new employer is paying me 55k per anum. There is drop in salary by 5 thousand. Will this affect my application. Please advise. Thanks much!
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gman
04-11 01:43 PM
My PD is Feb 20, 2006. I fall into EB-3 ROW and it seems like my PD will be current in May 2008. I filed my I-485 in Aug 2007 and have had my EAD and AP approved. I got married in Sept 2007 and my spouse came here on H-4 after our marriage and we both have valid visas respectively H1 and H4. She can't file I-485 to adjust status until May due to PD not being current. We would like to handle the task of filing I-485/EAD/AP for her ourselves without paying our attorney. I do have all documents my attorney filed for myself so I plan to mimic them when we file my spouse's papers.
What I do not know is, if there's anything we need to do for her to represent herself. Do i need to let my attorney know that we are filing I-485 on our own? Does my attorney need to do anything?
I am thinking that her application should be easier than mine as she is simply a dependent.
Do I need to sign anything or fill out any form as the primary applicant or the approach is simple.... as long as she can prove that she is my spouse, (I have a I-485 pending) and PD is current she can do AOS?
Do all forms for I-485, EAD and AP need to be mailed together? Is information about her background/work/school diploma needed?
Has anybody been in this situtation or similar and is there a checklist of things to do?
Thank you in advance for any help or advice.
What I do not know is, if there's anything we need to do for her to represent herself. Do i need to let my attorney know that we are filing I-485 on our own? Does my attorney need to do anything?
I am thinking that her application should be easier than mine as she is simply a dependent.
Do I need to sign anything or fill out any form as the primary applicant or the approach is simple.... as long as she can prove that she is my spouse, (I have a I-485 pending) and PD is current she can do AOS?
Do all forms for I-485, EAD and AP need to be mailed together? Is information about her background/work/school diploma needed?
Has anybody been in this situtation or similar and is there a checklist of things to do?
Thank you in advance for any help or advice.
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martinvisalaw
01-13 03:12 PM
Provided that the H-1B extension was filed before the prior H-1B status expired, you can stay in the US and work for that employer while the extension is pending.
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ganip
11-27 03:59 PM
I am planning to to go to India next year my visa expired in 2004,since my AP is approved i am planning to go for H1B visa stamping in India if in case the H1B visa is rejected can we come back to US using AP.
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afordham
07-09 01:37 PM
I'm possibly in the same situation - if the company I work for gets bought and the company name changes does this complicate the process? I would hold the same job, title and everything else? This is a real possibility we already made 1/3 of the workforce redundant last week..
Or is it that the name change or the going away of the oirginal sponsor name means a re-start to the PERM stage? This is bad timing for me as I'm about to enter my 6th year of H1B - and as I understand it I cannot start a new PERM in the last year of H1B..?
What should I do - hold my breath or can I do something in the 3 months I have left before my 6th year starts??
Or is it that the name change or the going away of the oirginal sponsor name means a re-start to the PERM stage? This is bad timing for me as I'm about to enter my 6th year of H1B - and as I understand it I cannot start a new PERM in the last year of H1B..?
What should I do - hold my breath or can I do something in the 3 months I have left before my 6th year starts??
Humhongekamyab
06-04 10:11 AM
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What did you attorney tell you to do?
What did you attorney tell you to do?
Kevin Sadler
August 9th, 2005, 03:20 PM
hi jason. if you post a couple here it will be a lot easier to put the critique with the picture so we don't have to go back and forth to different sites. it also allows others to see the pix and critiques together. hope that works for you. later, kevin
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