nogc_noproblem
05-12 01:57 PM
No, it is wrong, as you can see from the link, this is the correct address effetive July 30, 2007.
What I understood from my lawyer is to send the renewal documents to address at the bottom of I-485 notice. I may have understood wrong.
Regards
GCCovet.
What I understood from my lawyer is to send the renewal documents to address at the bottom of I-485 notice. I may have understood wrong.
Regards
GCCovet.
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waitnwatch
05-06 07:11 PM
I already fought this for three good years! I don't know how they allow L1 to enjoy in-state tuituion and not H1B. I provided liks to USCIS to ASU to prove that L1 and H1 are similar non-immigrant visa. I gave up after they could not provide any reasonable response.
Did you threaten them with a lawsuit. You would be surprised at what a threat like that can do.
Did you threaten them with a lawsuit. You would be surprised at what a threat like that can do.
up_guy
10-06 01:16 PM
Ask him.
Very Good reply :)
Very Good reply :)
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poorslumdog
03-18 03:04 PM
If you are not on H1 there is no reason to inform the USCIS. Make sure that they are not including your I-140 receipt number or A#.
Actually informing that you do not have a job is sufficent to revoke your I-140.
Then how come people are saying there wont be any impact if you lose your job in EAD
Actually informing that you do not have a job is sufficent to revoke your I-140.
Then how come people are saying there wont be any impact if you lose your job in EAD
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desi485
11-12 02:34 PM
Here is another link posted below, published just 2 days back.
http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/80818
In the absence of governing regulations, there is a lot of grey area and wide divergence of practice for how employers and employees handle AOS portability situations. However, USCIS expects to publish regulations governing AC-21 that purport to address these issues in the near future.
Can IV CORE address this issue ASAP with CIS??? I know speaking (or rather typing) is simple than doing it, but I am sure there must be some efforts going on in background.
http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/80818
In the absence of governing regulations, there is a lot of grey area and wide divergence of practice for how employers and employees handle AOS portability situations. However, USCIS expects to publish regulations governing AC-21 that purport to address these issues in the near future.
Can IV CORE address this issue ASAP with CIS??? I know speaking (or rather typing) is simple than doing it, but I am sure there must be some efforts going on in background.
nrk
11-30 12:44 PM
congrats..
QUOTE=EkAurAaya;1129101]Got the approval notice today :) "Welcome to the United States of America" - ironically i have been in this country for a decade now! finally the "welcome" :)
It has been a very long journey!!! and a very frustrating one for the last few years... but the feeling that I now get is really liberating... first thing I did was thanked God for ending the seemingly endless wait that me and my wife (she didn't care as much) were in.
I'm already thinking of the things I want to do after this new found liberation... it includes showing the middle finger to those who have taken undue advantage of my status :cool: :D and i'm not taking it anymore... I'll be a new person starting Monday!
Just so there is no confusion... my PD was Feb 2003 EB3 but my wife's PD was EB2 April 2004... we got our freedom through her application. If anyone needs more info on how/what/when - i can share that (it had its up's and downs - mainly downs, but all's well that ends well)!
Lastly as a token of my real support to the cause of IV I will be donating a small amount. I have donated in the past... I have participated in conversations in the past... I was not so active on other fronts but I truly believe in this organizations effort to help the community. And God willing each one of you will get this freedom soon! God Bless![/QUOTE]
QUOTE=EkAurAaya;1129101]Got the approval notice today :) "Welcome to the United States of America" - ironically i have been in this country for a decade now! finally the "welcome" :)
It has been a very long journey!!! and a very frustrating one for the last few years... but the feeling that I now get is really liberating... first thing I did was thanked God for ending the seemingly endless wait that me and my wife (she didn't care as much) were in.
I'm already thinking of the things I want to do after this new found liberation... it includes showing the middle finger to those who have taken undue advantage of my status :cool: :D and i'm not taking it anymore... I'll be a new person starting Monday!
Just so there is no confusion... my PD was Feb 2003 EB3 but my wife's PD was EB2 April 2004... we got our freedom through her application. If anyone needs more info on how/what/when - i can share that (it had its up's and downs - mainly downs, but all's well that ends well)!
Lastly as a token of my real support to the cause of IV I will be donating a small amount. I have donated in the past... I have participated in conversations in the past... I was not so active on other fronts but I truly believe in this organizations effort to help the community. And God willing each one of you will get this freedom soon! God Bless![/QUOTE]
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redcard
09-18 08:46 PM
My DL was renewed for four years, much beyond my I-94 expiry, both the times...so guys, come on to CA...Golden land of jobs, good weather, cosmopolitan and accomdating/tolerant ppl of all races/religions :-). I am still on H1-B though..
Man you have a punchline which you could use to sell CA in Mexico.. send this to Arnold...and you could land up with the PR job for the state..and get your GC under EB-1 ..
Man you have a punchline which you could use to sell CA in Mexico.. send this to Arnold...and you could land up with the PR job for the state..and get your GC under EB-1 ..
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sixburgh
05-04 11:15 AM
Update:
I got the results back from the civil surgeon.
He basically attached the original i693 form, updated the TB section which he had forgotten earlier. He also had taken an xray, so attached an xray report. Both of these, he sealed them in an envelope and I shipped that to USCIS with a covering letter and original RFE letter.
USCIS accepted it the next day and since that day I am seeing a lot of LUDs for my wife's case. I am sure that this is normal. I will just have to wait until they find something new! For now I think everything looks good.
I got the results back from the civil surgeon.
He basically attached the original i693 form, updated the TB section which he had forgotten earlier. He also had taken an xray, so attached an xray report. Both of these, he sealed them in an envelope and I shipped that to USCIS with a covering letter and original RFE letter.
USCIS accepted it the next day and since that day I am seeing a lot of LUDs for my wife's case. I am sure that this is normal. I will just have to wait until they find something new! For now I think everything looks good.
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pappu
08-23 06:43 PM
What is Code 3 and Code 1 ? My Notice says Code 3
These Codes are hidden messages to scare people. :D
In code 3, you will do all 10 Fingerprints, signature and a picture of your finger, err face. :D
These Codes are hidden messages to scare people. :D
In code 3, you will do all 10 Fingerprints, signature and a picture of your finger, err face. :D
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jsb
03-23 11:20 AM
Why do they get the FP and Medical if they are going to expire. Why not when they are ready to give the GC. That way they can save time and money for millions of applicants. I guess that is what they do not want to do.
Technically speaking, you send your I-485 when they are "ready", which means, your dates are Current, you are eligible for a visa. Beyond that point it is supposed to be a short administrative delay, which unfortunately is extending to years...
Technically speaking, you send your I-485 when they are "ready", which means, your dates are Current, you are eligible for a visa. Beyond that point it is supposed to be a short administrative delay, which unfortunately is extending to years...
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testz
08-23 07:28 PM
My LC and I140 approved (PD: may 2004). Applied 485 on Aug 8.
I became father last month.
My new born son is sick and he needs total attention for next 4 months. I have used up all my vacation and planning to apply for medical leave. Pediatrician recommends me getting medical leave and support my wife.
I work in a very big hardware company. I have completed 3.5yrs in H1B so far.f I apply for medical leave, I may get a pay cut (like 20 to 30%). Will I be affected because of this medical leave? Are H1B's allowed to take medical leave (upto 4 months)..
Your comments are very much appreciated.
thanks
I became father last month.
My new born son is sick and he needs total attention for next 4 months. I have used up all my vacation and planning to apply for medical leave. Pediatrician recommends me getting medical leave and support my wife.
I work in a very big hardware company. I have completed 3.5yrs in H1B so far.f I apply for medical leave, I may get a pay cut (like 20 to 30%). Will I be affected because of this medical leave? Are H1B's allowed to take medical leave (upto 4 months)..
Your comments are very much appreciated.
thanks
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kumar1
11-13 09:31 AM
Dude, You can use I-94 card as a toilet paper when you take the very first exit in Canada. You are leaving for good! Do not worry about it. Meanwhile, congratulations for taking this bold step and moving to Canada after 6 years of H1-B. I wish you well.
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sandy_anand
11-12 02:33 PM
I know Immigration voice is not for profit organization and it is doing a great job.
My intention is not to belittle IV, my intention is just to express my opinion as a user, most of the problem will be solved if the links are not shown to non members if they are not allowed to see the content.
I just saw your post in YouTube, it is very informative.
All the time that IV volunteers put in and the lobbying efforts don't come free. There is a cost associated with it. As tonyHK12, I'd rather trust IV and risk $25 a month than leave everything up to chance and hope. Just my 2 cents.
My intention is not to belittle IV, my intention is just to express my opinion as a user, most of the problem will be solved if the links are not shown to non members if they are not allowed to see the content.
I just saw your post in YouTube, it is very informative.
All the time that IV volunteers put in and the lobbying efforts don't come free. There is a cost associated with it. As tonyHK12, I'd rather trust IV and risk $25 a month than leave everything up to chance and hope. Just my 2 cents.
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piyu7444
08-23 11:22 PM
I will provide all info. related to EB1 very soon. Who so ever is interested please send me your questions.......
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abh
08-01 02:19 PM
I got to know about your similar case from other thread. Please answe to my private message.
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meridiani.planum
05-22 03:06 PM
my employment is terminated a month ago. I still need to file h1 transfer to the GC sponser. I am single
I am told that H1 can be transferred only with in 10 days-20 days or so. which means that it is already a month. so in case if I dont get the h1 or if I have an issue in the H1 transfer, is that the end of my being H1.
If I were to be on H1 again is it going to come under the cap along with those new H1 filers? I still have one and half years to complete 6 years.
I have a fall back to EAD though based an approved 140 and 180 days past 485.
But how do I get the spouse then???
per my lawyer you can come back from EAD to H1 by filing a new H1 petition (if its past 6 years on H1, then you need some basis like approved I-140 or old LC). You will need to leave the US and return to activate the H1. So thats always an option if you jump to EAD.
In your case, you can still file a H1 transfer, if it comes without an I-94 attached (meaning H1 got transferred, but status was not activated which typically happens when last H1 status ended more than a couple of weeks ago like in your case) all you need to do is leave the US and return some PoE where you will get hte new I-94
I am told that H1 can be transferred only with in 10 days-20 days or so. which means that it is already a month. so in case if I dont get the h1 or if I have an issue in the H1 transfer, is that the end of my being H1.
If I were to be on H1 again is it going to come under the cap along with those new H1 filers? I still have one and half years to complete 6 years.
I have a fall back to EAD though based an approved 140 and 180 days past 485.
But how do I get the spouse then???
per my lawyer you can come back from EAD to H1 by filing a new H1 petition (if its past 6 years on H1, then you need some basis like approved I-140 or old LC). You will need to leave the US and return to activate the H1. So thats always an option if you jump to EAD.
In your case, you can still file a H1 transfer, if it comes without an I-94 attached (meaning H1 got transferred, but status was not activated which typically happens when last H1 status ended more than a couple of weeks ago like in your case) all you need to do is leave the US and return some PoE where you will get hte new I-94
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apatel_17
07-11 03:27 PM
Hi apatel_17,
my in laws have visited 4 times from past 4 years, i would like to talk to you about my chances/procedures of claiming them as dependants, my email id is vinodkumarn@yahoo.com
please can u email about about how to go about this issue? i have never applied for extensions each time they were here for 6 months.
Hi, I am posting here instead of sending you an email so more people could benefit from this information.
Check if your in-laws pass the substantial presence test - http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/international/article/0,,id=96352,00.html
If they do, your chances of claiming them should be 100% for any year they pass that test for (if they do not have significant income abroad, and are not claimed by anyone else as dependents in the US. There are more details from IRS on this subject, if they have significant income abroad).
You can amend your taxes going back 3 years. So you can get a refund for earlier years as well.
When your in-laws are in the US, get them to apply for an ITIN
http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/international/article/0,,id=96696,00.html
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw7.pdf
This is somewhat tricky because IRS only issues this at time of tax filing these days, or if the applicant has US income. Go to your local IRS office if you have to, and open a savings bank account for your in-laws, if you need to (I did not need to, for my parents)
Complete the W7, take your in-laws to the local IRS office (with the passport and visa) and file the application and get a receipt.
Wait 6 weeks to get their ITINs (which I am doing right now with my parents' application)
File an amended tax return for previous years, or file the return for a new year claiming them as "exemptions"
Donate a fraction of your refund to IV ;-)
my in laws have visited 4 times from past 4 years, i would like to talk to you about my chances/procedures of claiming them as dependants, my email id is vinodkumarn@yahoo.com
please can u email about about how to go about this issue? i have never applied for extensions each time they were here for 6 months.
Hi, I am posting here instead of sending you an email so more people could benefit from this information.
Check if your in-laws pass the substantial presence test - http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/international/article/0,,id=96352,00.html
If they do, your chances of claiming them should be 100% for any year they pass that test for (if they do not have significant income abroad, and are not claimed by anyone else as dependents in the US. There are more details from IRS on this subject, if they have significant income abroad).
You can amend your taxes going back 3 years. So you can get a refund for earlier years as well.
When your in-laws are in the US, get them to apply for an ITIN
http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/international/article/0,,id=96696,00.html
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw7.pdf
This is somewhat tricky because IRS only issues this at time of tax filing these days, or if the applicant has US income. Go to your local IRS office if you have to, and open a savings bank account for your in-laws, if you need to (I did not need to, for my parents)
Complete the W7, take your in-laws to the local IRS office (with the passport and visa) and file the application and get a receipt.
Wait 6 weeks to get their ITINs (which I am doing right now with my parents' application)
File an amended tax return for previous years, or file the return for a new year claiming them as "exemptions"
Donate a fraction of your refund to IV ;-)
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GCard_Dream
05-05 08:18 PM
This may be affecting a lot of IV members so I thought I bring it up and share the pain with everyone. Some universities in US, like Arizona State University, consider the folks on H1-B or L-1 or EAD non-resident for tuition purposes and charge much higher tuition fee despite the fact that you pay all your taxes, have permanent home in the state, and have been living in the state for years. As far the State is considered, you are a resident but the university chooses not to accept that definition and purposely define you non-resident so that you could be charged much higher tuition fee.
If you are an international student, came to whatever state to study only, have never lived in that state before, and have never paid a dime in taxes in that state then it makes sense to classify you as a non-resident but it doesn’t make any sense to call you non-resident if you have been paying your taxes, made the state your permanent home, and have been living there for years.
Have any of you been in similar situation? If so, did you do anything to address the issue other than just paying the damn high fee? Does this discriminatory university policy violate any federal law?
Any suggestion and discussion would be very much appreciated.
If you are an international student, came to whatever state to study only, have never lived in that state before, and have never paid a dime in taxes in that state then it makes sense to classify you as a non-resident but it doesn’t make any sense to call you non-resident if you have been paying your taxes, made the state your permanent home, and have been living there for years.
Have any of you been in similar situation? If so, did you do anything to address the issue other than just paying the damn high fee? Does this discriminatory university policy violate any federal law?
Any suggestion and discussion would be very much appreciated.
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shx
10-03 07:08 PM
1) First thing is, the I-94 on COS approval and I-94, currently present in my Passport does not match.
2) First name and middle name are interchanged in the passport and H1 approval.
Is this going to create any problem while applying SSN? What are the possible consequences..
Also, any similar scenarios, plz respond..
First, I do not think there will be any one with similar scenarios!
The names on the two I-94s do not match because you used the old name when entering the country. <-- your fault. DMV is not an authority on immigration. My best guess is that the newer I-94 prevails.
First Name and Middle Name got interchanged because of USCIS error. You should contact them and get this resolved. They will probably send you a new approval notice with a new I-94.
Its better to be safe than sorry. You should get the name corrected asap.
2) First name and middle name are interchanged in the passport and H1 approval.
Is this going to create any problem while applying SSN? What are the possible consequences..
Also, any similar scenarios, plz respond..
First, I do not think there will be any one with similar scenarios!
The names on the two I-94s do not match because you used the old name when entering the country. <-- your fault. DMV is not an authority on immigration. My best guess is that the newer I-94 prevails.
First Name and Middle Name got interchanged because of USCIS error. You should contact them and get this resolved. They will probably send you a new approval notice with a new I-94.
Its better to be safe than sorry. You should get the name corrected asap.
Hewa
05-06 07:14 PM
I had no problem in getting the in-state rate in Florida.
They just wanted to see my H1B approval notice.
They just wanted to see my H1B approval notice.
makemygc
06-15 12:09 PM
HI,
Can any one tell me is it necessary to Get medical done by Dr. only around ur location.
Reason for asking is I live in NJ. And i got an appointemt with DR. Kim in NY as i know him through somebody else.
He is also more reasonable asking around 190/-
Thanks
He is definitely not reasonable if he is asking only 190/- becuase that should just be the physical. Immunization and xray might increase your cost. Check with your doc.
Can any one tell me is it necessary to Get medical done by Dr. only around ur location.
Reason for asking is I live in NJ. And i got an appointemt with DR. Kim in NY as i know him through somebody else.
He is also more reasonable asking around 190/-
Thanks
He is definitely not reasonable if he is asking only 190/- becuase that should just be the physical. Immunization and xray might increase your cost. Check with your doc.