manbeing
12-22 05:05 PM
Please see below I-140 ref. I do understand that they need me to submit an experience letter including employment date and specific duties, but how to handle the second evidence? If the specific duties on my previous employer�s experience letter already includes those H14 specific skill and other requirements, is that enough? Or I will still need to find something else to support/proof them? Thanks!
"Submit evidence that the beneficiary obtained the required three years of experience in the job offered before January xx, 2010, the priority date. Evidence of experience must be in the form of letters from current or former employers giving the name, address, and title of the employer and a description of the experience of the beneficiary, including specific dates of the employment and specific duties.
Submit evidence that the beneficiary obtained the specific skill or other requirements as indicated on the labor certification, page 3 of 15, #H.14. Please provide proof that the specific skills or other requirements were acquired prior to the priority date."
"Submit evidence that the beneficiary obtained the required three years of experience in the job offered before January xx, 2010, the priority date. Evidence of experience must be in the form of letters from current or former employers giving the name, address, and title of the employer and a description of the experience of the beneficiary, including specific dates of the employment and specific duties.
Submit evidence that the beneficiary obtained the specific skill or other requirements as indicated on the labor certification, page 3 of 15, #H.14. Please provide proof that the specific skills or other requirements were acquired prior to the priority date."
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gchopeful2
08-01 12:56 PM
The has to be physically present in the US to apply for 485. If she does not have a passport then she cannot file for 485.
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ajju
02-06 01:15 AM
Guess its easier.. and then they give negative reps instead of answers... Anyway.. Seems IV is losing focus and with this attitude of majority.. many more will go away...
I'll request all contributors to feel proud but don't boast all the time of your contributions and expect contributions from the others rather than questions...
I expect more negative.. as this is the latest trend in IV.. Anyway... where there is a will.. there is a way.. So I'll find my answer :-) and will continue answering folks who need... People will contribute at their pace and in the manner they feel good... You just can't force them... without being an example...
I'll request all contributors to feel proud but don't boast all the time of your contributions and expect contributions from the others rather than questions...
I expect more negative.. as this is the latest trend in IV.. Anyway... where there is a will.. there is a way.. So I'll find my answer :-) and will continue answering folks who need... People will contribute at their pace and in the manner they feel good... You just can't force them... without being an example...
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needhelp!
01-14 12:45 PM
No you are not required to file a separate petition for your husband. When your sister files the I-130, she needs to put your husband's name on the same form.
When you file DS-230, Each family member that is eligible to travel to the United States with you under this visa classification is required to complete the DS-230 Part I. So separate DS-230 are required for you and your husband.
1. If you are a U.S.citizen you must file a separate Form I-130 for each eligible relative. You may file a Form I-130 for:
A. Your husband or wife;
B. Your unmarried child under age 21;
C. Your unmarried son or daughter age 21 or older;
D. Your married son or daughter of any age;
E. Your brother(s) or sister(s) (you must be age 21 or older);
F. Your mother or father (you must be age 21 or older).
If your relative qualifies under paragraph 1(C), 1(D), or 1(E) above, separate petitions are not required for his or her husband or wife or unmarried children under 21 years of age.
When you file DS-230, Each family member that is eligible to travel to the United States with you under this visa classification is required to complete the DS-230 Part I. So separate DS-230 are required for you and your husband.
1. If you are a U.S.citizen you must file a separate Form I-130 for each eligible relative. You may file a Form I-130 for:
A. Your husband or wife;
B. Your unmarried child under age 21;
C. Your unmarried son or daughter age 21 or older;
D. Your married son or daughter of any age;
E. Your brother(s) or sister(s) (you must be age 21 or older);
F. Your mother or father (you must be age 21 or older).
If your relative qualifies under paragraph 1(C), 1(D), or 1(E) above, separate petitions are not required for his or her husband or wife or unmarried children under 21 years of age.
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nimb
06-19 01:55 PM
We did not send any original passports to NewYork consulate. Only notarized photocopies.
mihird
07-09 10:26 PM
It will be subjective of the examining officer...he could choose to deny the 140, issue an RFE or may even just ignore it...
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claudia255
10-24 10:34 AM
http://www.competeamerica.org/news/alliance_pr/New_Dem_Letter_10-22-071.pdf
The New Democrat Coalition writes to Nancy Pelosi.
The New Democrat Coalition writes to Nancy Pelosi.
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vikasgarg24
03-08 09:50 AM
My friend thats not a Rumour
I personally knows a person who got deported and each and every incidents what happened to him. That happened in Jan-10 but not sure if same thing still continue or not. Because I knows only one incident
I personally knows a person who got deported and each and every incidents what happened to him. That happened in Jan-10 but not sure if same thing still continue or not. Because I knows only one incident
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h1b6years
05-01 08:15 PM
Hi so I can have teh PERM application on going even if I'll change from H1-B to E Visa in a copupel of months?
Thank you for your help.
Thank you for your help.
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gckidhamal
10-01 04:56 PM
I am over here to seek some guidance for my brother.
My brother has completed his degree in Physiotherapist from India and now he is planning to come to states for his higher education.
Experience physiotherapist who already went through this process please help us to understand�
The immigration process for the Physiotherapist.
Is it tough to get H1 visa for Physiotherapist now a day after completion of masters from U.S?
How is the job market for Physiotherapist?
What is the approximate pay rate for Physiotherapist?
If you think the information is posted somewhere please guide me to that link and accept my sorry.
My brother has completed his degree in Physiotherapist from India and now he is planning to come to states for his higher education.
Experience physiotherapist who already went through this process please help us to understand�
The immigration process for the Physiotherapist.
Is it tough to get H1 visa for Physiotherapist now a day after completion of masters from U.S?
How is the job market for Physiotherapist?
What is the approximate pay rate for Physiotherapist?
If you think the information is posted somewhere please guide me to that link and accept my sorry.
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February 26th, 2005, 06:13 PM
I believe that would fall under "contemporary art".....you know, something a very wealthy person would read waaaay too much into and spend an ungodly amount of money for. ;)
Maybe if it were wolf tracks or bears or something dangerous.
Maybe if it were wolf tracks or bears or something dangerous.
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wandmaker
05-06 01:16 PM
Can someone, renew their EAD while outside of the country?
Yes - as long as your 485 is pending and you have a US address to receive the card.
Yes - as long as your 485 is pending and you have a US address to receive the card.
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itsokgc
01-07 01:02 PM
Guys,
I am July 3rd RD, 485 EBe Filer. My wife received her EAD. We had our FPs done and all cheques cleared.
My status shows that my application has been transferred from Nebraska to Texas on Sept 6th.
However, I am yet to receive my EAD.
I made an Infopass appointment for interim EAD. Is there anyone in the same boat?
I am July 3rd RD, 485 EBe Filer. My wife received her EAD. We had our FPs done and all cheques cleared.
My status shows that my application has been transferred from Nebraska to Texas on Sept 6th.
However, I am yet to receive my EAD.
I made an Infopass appointment for interim EAD. Is there anyone in the same boat?
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finmarnov
01-16 03:00 PM
Yes you would need a transit visa. In fact in Air India (not sure about other airlines) without transit visa you cannot even board the plane from US
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njboy
10-02 08:07 AM
L1 visa is granted to people who have worked in the home country for the sponsoring company before coming to US. So, if you have worked in XYZ bangalore, you can get an L1 from XYZ to come to US. However, you are obviously working in the US for your present employer, so how could you have worked for the other company in the home country (Example - India)??
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santa123
10-01 08:35 PM
what is the purpose of this thread? :mad:
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April 28th, 2007, 01:35 PM
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brahmam
05-15 02:11 AM
If your I-140 gets approved when you are already in the sixth year, can you still seek the 3 year extension?
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nrirureta
03-31 07:34 AM
two bucks for a stamp??? outrageous...:+)
deafTunes123
08-13 08:53 PM
I've seen people getting the GC Approvals even though their PD is not current. But close to current published dates.
Good Luck to you and Keep your fingers crossed. Technically you are not in, but still you may be in. You never know with USCIS.
Good Luck to you and Keep your fingers crossed. Technically you are not in, but still you may be in. You never know with USCIS.
amdn123
07-07 02:44 PM
Is it permitted to enter the US on a tourist visa and while you are here, can you start working since H1B approval has been received? The reason I ask is that my some time is needed to set up an apartment, get SSN etc. and it would be easier to come a little early while H1B is being processed. Can you get the H1B stamped in the passport later in Canada? Thanks in advance!
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