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08-21 08:55 PM
jkamdar....exactly the same thing happened to me....unfortunate thing is my fingerprints expired at the adjudication time.....
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Individuals who apply for a non-immigrant visa must be admissible to enter the United States. Inadmissible grounds to deny entry into the U.S. include, but not limited to the following:
Communicable disease;
Criminal record involving crimes of moral turpitude;
Possession of or trafficking in a controlled substance;
Trafficking persons;
Involved in money laundering;
Previously removed (deported) or previously overstayed a period of admission to the U.S.
If a non-immigrant visa holder subsequently becomes inadmissible and thus ineligible to enter the United States, depending on the inadmissibility ground, the visa holder may apply in advance of travel for a temporary waiver of inadmissibility. The waiver application is applied directly to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) prior to travel. Along with the signed Form I-192, Application for Advance Permission to Enter as Nonimmigrant, the applicant must submit the filing fee of $545, an official police record from country of nationality, proof of citizenship, and supporting documentation regarding the inadmissibility showing rehabilitation and character reformation. For questions concerning eligibility of the temporary waiver application, or any other area of immigration, call Kraft & Associates at 214-999-9999.
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Communicable disease;
Criminal record involving crimes of moral turpitude;
Possession of or trafficking in a controlled substance;
Trafficking persons;
Involved in money laundering;
Previously removed (deported) or previously overstayed a period of admission to the U.S.
If a non-immigrant visa holder subsequently becomes inadmissible and thus ineligible to enter the United States, depending on the inadmissibility ground, the visa holder may apply in advance of travel for a temporary waiver of inadmissibility. The waiver application is applied directly to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) prior to travel. Along with the signed Form I-192, Application for Advance Permission to Enter as Nonimmigrant, the applicant must submit the filing fee of $545, an official police record from country of nationality, proof of citizenship, and supporting documentation regarding the inadmissibility showing rehabilitation and character reformation. For questions concerning eligibility of the temporary waiver application, or any other area of immigration, call Kraft & Associates at 214-999-9999.
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poarhc
01-16 10:37 AM
Thank you so much for your reply.
My followup question is since my prevoius H1B expired few weeks back, am I still eligible to apply 8th year H1B extension thru company B based on previously approved 140 (with company A)?
Thanks in advance for your inputs.
Regards
My followup question is since my prevoius H1B expired few weeks back, am I still eligible to apply 8th year H1B extension thru company B based on previously approved 140 (with company A)?
Thanks in advance for your inputs.
Regards
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royus77
07-11 09:30 PM
I am new to this forum. Just registered myself. I hv a question if u guys can help. I got an RFE for I485 for employment verification. Lawyer says he sent the employer verification letter with his signature instead of employers bec employer has given him authorization to do so. can anyone do like this. does this pose a problem for my I485 approval. Please help.
Your attorney is more knowledgeble than most of the members here . Keep him if you have confidence else change him .
Your attorney is more knowledgeble than most of the members here . Keep him if you have confidence else change him .
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smaram1
09-21 11:03 PM
I had Mar 05 PD through RIR but lost it as i never applied for I140. 4 other guys from my company are in the same boat as mine...
Current PD is Oct 05 through PERM...
By the way i dont think we can ever find the count between Jan 05 - Mar 05 through this thread...Data from FOIA request would be more helpful
Current PD is Oct 05 through PERM...
By the way i dont think we can ever find the count between Jan 05 - Mar 05 through this thread...Data from FOIA request would be more helpful
irukandji
02-11 04:22 PM
Hi Folks,
Can anyone please shed some light :
--I have EAD and 485 pending. My current status is H1B. But if I use my EAD without marriage...
--Later I get married and I cannot bring her here, but if I wait until my PD becomes current and at which point of time my spouse can be added to 485, so does my spouse need to maintain a valid non-immigrant status to be added to my 485 since she will be out of US.
Thanks,
iruk
Can anyone please shed some light :
--I have EAD and 485 pending. My current status is H1B. But if I use my EAD without marriage...
--Later I get married and I cannot bring her here, but if I wait until my PD becomes current and at which point of time my spouse can be added to 485, so does my spouse need to maintain a valid non-immigrant status to be added to my 485 since she will be out of US.
Thanks,
iruk
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CRAZYMONK
07-26 11:38 AM
If the approval notice contains I94 no need to leave the country otherwise you need to get the H1B Stamped.
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number30
03-11 06:21 PM
I would like to get your opinion on current situation.
Education: MS(Ind Engg), 5+ yrs exp.
I have priority date of Oct -2007(applied for labor under EB3). Got approved I-140 in Feb 2008( EB3 category). I got promoted to next level so requested to apply for labor once again in EB2 category in Feb 2009 and got approved labor in Feb 2010.
Is there a provision to amend labor and include previously approved I-140? Or Do I have to apply I-140 once again? and my priority date would be Feb 2009?
Dhiren
No labor amendement is possible. You have to go through Labor and I-140 stage again.
Education: MS(Ind Engg), 5+ yrs exp.
I have priority date of Oct -2007(applied for labor under EB3). Got approved I-140 in Feb 2008( EB3 category). I got promoted to next level so requested to apply for labor once again in EB2 category in Feb 2009 and got approved labor in Feb 2010.
Is there a provision to amend labor and include previously approved I-140? Or Do I have to apply I-140 once again? and my priority date would be Feb 2009?
Dhiren
No labor amendement is possible. You have to go through Labor and I-140 stage again.
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Ann Ruben
02-11 08:58 PM
Hi Vinod,
As a practical matter, you probably want to file your wife's I-485 application as soon as possible after the first day of the month in which your PD becomes current. As you know from experience, PD's can and do retrogress dramatically with little or no notice.
If your wife is in H4 status on the date that your GC is approve, she will automatically fall out of status. She can remain out of status for up to 180 days without losing eligibility to file for AOS, but if the PD retrogresses before she files, she has to wait and hope that your PD becomes current before 180 days have passed.
If your wife changes status to E-3 she can still file her I-485 when your PD becomes current. But,
E-3 status, unlike H-1 status, requires non-immigrant intent. So, theoretically, if your wife changes to E-3 status and then files the I-485 within 60 days, an allegation of immigration fraud could be made and possibly result in denial of her I-485.
Ann
As a practical matter, you probably want to file your wife's I-485 application as soon as possible after the first day of the month in which your PD becomes current. As you know from experience, PD's can and do retrogress dramatically with little or no notice.
If your wife is in H4 status on the date that your GC is approve, she will automatically fall out of status. She can remain out of status for up to 180 days without losing eligibility to file for AOS, but if the PD retrogresses before she files, she has to wait and hope that your PD becomes current before 180 days have passed.
If your wife changes status to E-3 she can still file her I-485 when your PD becomes current. But,
E-3 status, unlike H-1 status, requires non-immigrant intent. So, theoretically, if your wife changes to E-3 status and then files the I-485 within 60 days, an allegation of immigration fraud could be made and possibly result in denial of her I-485.
Ann
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r2d2
04-27 06:01 PM
Thank you so much for your reply
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STAmisha
02-25 11:52 AM
thanks for the advice.
This is going to be my first H1 and please guide me overall what documents I need so that I will be ready
This is going to be my first H1 and please guide me overall what documents I need so that I will be ready
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ssdtm
06-24 10:10 PM
Do we need to send the copy or the original of the Employment letter for filing 485?
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roseball
04-13 12:47 PM
Last year I sent both the ITIN form and 1040 to the ITIN address. Once the ITIN is processed, they will update your 1040 with the ITIN number and forward it to the respective department for processing. I got my refund back after 8 weeks. Since I am in Texas I didnt have to file for state taxes..So not sure about the state tax filing part....
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gskang
02-22 11:50 AM
Hello There,
Thank you taking time to go through the details.
My green card application is family based and my spouse is a primary applicant. I have a EAD as of now and I recently got laid off on January 15th 2010. My H1B VISA expired on January 23rd 2010.
Issue: I recently applied for Advance parole and got rejected. Reason was given that my I-485 is administratively closed.
My laywer has suggested that I should immediately apply for H4 to save my status. I am really not sure what to do here. I am sure I will find a job in about 2 weeks but not sure if I will be able to get my H1B renewed or will be able to get a new H1B as I have already been counted towards the quota once.
I also read that it depends on the approval of I-130 but in my case I couldn't find I-130 for myself, even though there is one for my spouse which was approved in 2007.
My questions are:
1: What steps should I take to save my immigration status?
2. My EAD is not denied yet, should I start working on EAD or apply for H1B right away?
3. Can my H1B be renewed as it has already expired?
4. I have had a EAD for over a year and all of a sudden it may get canceled. Is there a way I can appeal somewhere as a mistake was made my immigration itself?
5. Have you experienced any cases similiar to mine and what were the outcomes?
Please, let me know your thoughts as your expertise can certainly help me save my career.
Thank you again for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Gursharan
Thank you taking time to go through the details.
My green card application is family based and my spouse is a primary applicant. I have a EAD as of now and I recently got laid off on January 15th 2010. My H1B VISA expired on January 23rd 2010.
Issue: I recently applied for Advance parole and got rejected. Reason was given that my I-485 is administratively closed.
My laywer has suggested that I should immediately apply for H4 to save my status. I am really not sure what to do here. I am sure I will find a job in about 2 weeks but not sure if I will be able to get my H1B renewed or will be able to get a new H1B as I have already been counted towards the quota once.
I also read that it depends on the approval of I-130 but in my case I couldn't find I-130 for myself, even though there is one for my spouse which was approved in 2007.
My questions are:
1: What steps should I take to save my immigration status?
2. My EAD is not denied yet, should I start working on EAD or apply for H1B right away?
3. Can my H1B be renewed as it has already expired?
4. I have had a EAD for over a year and all of a sudden it may get canceled. Is there a way I can appeal somewhere as a mistake was made my immigration itself?
5. Have you experienced any cases similiar to mine and what were the outcomes?
Please, let me know your thoughts as your expertise can certainly help me save my career.
Thank you again for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Gursharan
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nvrao2104
07-01 03:17 PM
Thanks for the nice response. I am glad that i found some direction after your reply.
so what will happen if we apply for COS from company A L1 -> company B H1B, then in between the process i got laid off from Company A? Will the COS get approved? will able to ever work on H1b with Company B ?
thanks,
Nagesh
so what will happen if we apply for COS from company A L1 -> company B H1B, then in between the process i got laid off from Company A? Will the COS get approved? will able to ever work on H1b with Company B ?
thanks,
Nagesh
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Pravan
06-13 04:45 PM
Thanks for the tip. I did figure out option "a" as the appropriate response since I do not have a prior EAD.
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BTW I read through your post...great stuff!! very helpful information!!
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nousername
04-02 04:07 PM
That actually is the right way to do it.. Once your project is done technically your H1 is expired and you need to return to your home country.
Yes, you can file for a transfer and travel anywhere you want but for reentry you will need the transfer notice or approval notice from the new company, which can be mailed to you. If you already have a visa stamp then just show the new approval (transfer) and they will let you come in.
Yes, you can file for a transfer and travel anywhere you want but for reentry you will need the transfer notice or approval notice from the new company, which can be mailed to you. If you already have a visa stamp then just show the new approval (transfer) and they will let you come in.
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prabakarkn
05-26 09:49 PM
Its always better to fill, if your clear with the answer.otherwise you can find the help here.
Its simple.
Its simple.
teikyo30
08-05 01:28 PM
My roommate is from England. She applied for a work visa, I'm not sure which number or letter, but anyway she was supposed to apply 90 days before her studies ended up to 60 days after. She mistakenly sent the application in 94 days before she finished her studies and they denied it because of that.
I read the form and it said there is no appeal. She went to try and take care of it today and they told her not only is there no appeal, she can never apply again. Is that really right? For a simple mailing error she can't ever get a work visa now?
What other options does she have?
I read the form and it said there is no appeal. She went to try and take care of it today and they told her not only is there no appeal, she can never apply again. Is that really right? For a simple mailing error she can't ever get a work visa now?
What other options does she have?
andycool
05-18 10:35 AM
Friends:
Two weeks ago I received an RFE for my E-Filed I-131 Advance Parole.
They requested two passport-style Photos but didn't mention where to send the RFE response.
However, on the top right-corner (next to the US Dept. Homeland security Logo) on the RFE page, there is an address (P.O Box 852381 Mesquite, Texas 75185-2381).
Underneath of the Director signature it has Officer # 159.
I'm really confused
1. Which address to send the RFE response?
2. Attention to what??? (Should I put Attn: to this officer # 159)
Please guide me ASAP...
hello,
I got a ref for E filed EAD too , but they sent a yellow sheet which had address on that
and specifically said to keep that sheet on top when i send the photos.
the address you mentioned is what i sent my ref to .
Hope this helps
Thanks
Two weeks ago I received an RFE for my E-Filed I-131 Advance Parole.
They requested two passport-style Photos but didn't mention where to send the RFE response.
However, on the top right-corner (next to the US Dept. Homeland security Logo) on the RFE page, there is an address (P.O Box 852381 Mesquite, Texas 75185-2381).
Underneath of the Director signature it has Officer # 159.
I'm really confused
1. Which address to send the RFE response?
2. Attention to what??? (Should I put Attn: to this officer # 159)
Please guide me ASAP...
hello,
I got a ref for E filed EAD too , but they sent a yellow sheet which had address on that
and specifically said to keep that sheet on top when i send the photos.
the address you mentioned is what i sent my ref to .
Hope this helps
Thanks
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