Tommy_S
05-21 01:57 PM
The first one isn't bad. ;)
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waitnwatch
10-04 01:44 PM
Just curious. Do you know of any reason why he might make way for someone else?
Or any reason why the next guy will be better than this gentleman. How about Sensenbrenner for Speaker? Think before you ask for your wishes may just come true.
Or any reason why the next guy will be better than this gentleman. How about Sensenbrenner for Speaker? Think before you ask for your wishes may just come true.
vts31
10-20 02:51 PM
im going to try that. I can see the right render is a bit to the right more. oki :)
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Blog Feeds
06-26 03:40 PM
If you hold a green card and know in advance that you must be outside the United States for more than one year, it's worth applying to USCIS for a reentry permit (http://www.h1b.biz/lawyer-attorney-46E25CCD-3076-4CAE-B8909FA9BFF73FEA.html). This lets you to stay away for up to two years.
You should send in your application before leaving. Your reentry permit will serve as an entry document when you are ready to return. Reentry permits cannot be renewed and can be applied for only inside the United States. If you want to stay away for more than two years, you must return briefly and apply for another reentry permit.
The Nebraska Service Center (NSC) of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued an advisement in June 2009 regarding a change in procedures related to requests for rescheduling biometrics (fingerprinting) appointments for applications for reentry permits. The NSC has advised that all applications for reentry permits will be denied if the fingerprinting is not completed within 120 days of filing. The procedures for requesting expedited fingerprinting have not changed. I assume this is due to fact that many Green Card holders living abroad were trying to apply for the permit from overseas. In order to stp the practice, USCIS is trying to impose the strict biometrics schedule to make sure applicants apply form inside the US.
Applicants either have to appear at their scheduled appointments or request to be rescheduled. This request must occur before the appointment date. A request for rescheduling must be accompanied by a reasonable excuse for the inability to appear for the scheduled appointment. Rescheduled appointments are set within a maximum 30-day timeframe. Applicants should plan their travel accordingly, as the announcement is absolute with respect to the 30-day timeframe.
Here is a good tip to avoid one's green card being considered automatically abandoned under law, it is important to return within one year, at the latest.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2009/06/how_to_keep_you_green_card_cha.html)
You should send in your application before leaving. Your reentry permit will serve as an entry document when you are ready to return. Reentry permits cannot be renewed and can be applied for only inside the United States. If you want to stay away for more than two years, you must return briefly and apply for another reentry permit.
The Nebraska Service Center (NSC) of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued an advisement in June 2009 regarding a change in procedures related to requests for rescheduling biometrics (fingerprinting) appointments for applications for reentry permits. The NSC has advised that all applications for reentry permits will be denied if the fingerprinting is not completed within 120 days of filing. The procedures for requesting expedited fingerprinting have not changed. I assume this is due to fact that many Green Card holders living abroad were trying to apply for the permit from overseas. In order to stp the practice, USCIS is trying to impose the strict biometrics schedule to make sure applicants apply form inside the US.
Applicants either have to appear at their scheduled appointments or request to be rescheduled. This request must occur before the appointment date. A request for rescheduling must be accompanied by a reasonable excuse for the inability to appear for the scheduled appointment. Rescheduled appointments are set within a maximum 30-day timeframe. Applicants should plan their travel accordingly, as the announcement is absolute with respect to the 30-day timeframe.
Here is a good tip to avoid one's green card being considered automatically abandoned under law, it is important to return within one year, at the latest.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2009/06/how_to_keep_you_green_card_cha.html)
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gclabor07
08-25 07:34 PM
Friends,
I am in a difficult situation. I am in my 6th year. H1B expires Feb 2008.
My company filed labor last year November 2006 and it was denied due to some specific language missing from our application like "All suitable combination of education, training or experience" acceptable. So we ended up refiling our PERM application in July 2007 in Atlanta DOL. It has been pending since then.
Now, because my H1B expires in another 5 months, it is absolutely necessary for me to get PERM approved, then apply I-140 using premium processing and then apply for H1B extension. Based on Atlanta DOL's speed, I'm hoping my labor may get approved in October or November. Last year, when I changed my company, I didn't anticipate that my labor will get denied and on top of that USCIS will suspend I-140.
Does anyone have any insight on when premium processing for I-140 may start again? What strategies do you offer to extend H1B?
Thanks.
I am in a difficult situation. I am in my 6th year. H1B expires Feb 2008.
My company filed labor last year November 2006 and it was denied due to some specific language missing from our application like "All suitable combination of education, training or experience" acceptable. So we ended up refiling our PERM application in July 2007 in Atlanta DOL. It has been pending since then.
Now, because my H1B expires in another 5 months, it is absolutely necessary for me to get PERM approved, then apply I-140 using premium processing and then apply for H1B extension. Based on Atlanta DOL's speed, I'm hoping my labor may get approved in October or November. Last year, when I changed my company, I didn't anticipate that my labor will get denied and on top of that USCIS will suspend I-140.
Does anyone have any insight on when premium processing for I-140 may start again? What strategies do you offer to extend H1B?
Thanks.
sts_seeker
06-14 06:41 PM
Does the first I-140 denial has any impact on the second I-140 I am filing?IF so how is that???
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ahiyer
11-24 02:30 PM
Thanks for the reply.
I forgot to mention this is for new H1B filing, does it matter in that case?
I forgot to mention this is for new H1B filing, does it matter in that case?
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copsmart
11-21 07:22 PM
I wonder when the USCIS will learn to stop playing games with our lives?
Here is my story…
I got my EAD card and AP document last month with a wrong date of birth printed on both documents due to USCIS error.
My Attorney contacted USCIS and he was advised to send the documents back for correction with no fees.
So, we refiled the application and attached the documents. Unfortunately, the entire package was returned to my Attorney requesting USCIS filing fees.
Now, we have filed a complaint with the USCIS Ombudsman’s office and requested their assistance in resolving this problem.
I am planning to use AC21 in Jan ’08, so I am desperately in need of EAD.
Has anyone ever been through similar situation? Do you know how long it will take to process a case at the Ombudsman’s office?
Also, if it is going to take another 2-3 months to get the corrected EAD, am I going to lose all those days or USCIS will print a new expiration date on my card?
Any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Here is my story…
I got my EAD card and AP document last month with a wrong date of birth printed on both documents due to USCIS error.
My Attorney contacted USCIS and he was advised to send the documents back for correction with no fees.
So, we refiled the application and attached the documents. Unfortunately, the entire package was returned to my Attorney requesting USCIS filing fees.
Now, we have filed a complaint with the USCIS Ombudsman’s office and requested their assistance in resolving this problem.
I am planning to use AC21 in Jan ’08, so I am desperately in need of EAD.
Has anyone ever been through similar situation? Do you know how long it will take to process a case at the Ombudsman’s office?
Also, if it is going to take another 2-3 months to get the corrected EAD, am I going to lose all those days or USCIS will print a new expiration date on my card?
Any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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snathan
10-21 04:31 PM
Certain felonies make a person inadmissible, which means no Green Card may be issued for such a person for either 15 years of indefinitely. You need to be more specific. Crimes of moral turpitude are inclusive. There are some limited waivers for some, but not all grounds of inadmissibility.
I dont think you have understood the question. The OP asking what if the sponsoring person is deported due to feloney charge.
I dont think you have understood the question. The OP asking what if the sponsoring person is deported due to feloney charge.
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sbmallik
07-01 03:40 PM
Good luck on your H-1B transfer ... in the worst scenario you have 10 days.
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imh1b
10-26 08:44 AM
USCIS - USCIS Issues Two Precedent Appeals Decisions (http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=f8925403f0bcb210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCR D&vgnextchannel=68439c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1 RCRD)
USCIS Issues Two Precedent Appeals Decisions
WASHINGTON�U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) today announced that it has issued two decisions from the USCIS Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) as binding precedent for the agency. These decisions will provide guidance to USCIS adjudicators and help deliver predictability to the public. AAO precedent decisions result from a collaboration between the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), which publishes the cases.
"The issuance of AAO precedent decisions honors USCIS�s commitment to the clear and consistent application of the immigration laws," said USCIS Director Alejandro Mayorkas. "We are grateful for the Justice Department�s partnership in our efforts to promote predictability in immigration-benefits cases." USCIS is committed to issuing further precedent decisions going forward, given their value to the agency and the public.
An AAO precedent decision is an immigration-appeals case that DHS, with the Attorney General�s concurrence, designates as establishing a rule for deciding future cases. Once published by DOJ, AAO precedent decisions bind all DHS personnel in the administration of the immigration laws. DOJ publishes the decisions in the bound volumes of the "Administrative Decisions Under Immigration and Nationality Laws of the United States" (I&N Dec.), which also contain the precedent decisions of the DOJ�s Board of Immigration Appeals.
The first decision affirms USCIS�s denial of an application to adjust status to permanent residence and holds that an employment-based petition must be "valid" initially if it is to "remain valid with respect to a new job." The second decision reverses USCIS�s denial of an application to preserve residence for naturalization purposes and clarifies the definition of employment by an "American firm or corporation."
For more information on USCIS and its programs, visit USCIS Home Page (http://www.uscis.gov).
USCIS Issues Two Precedent Appeals Decisions
WASHINGTON�U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) today announced that it has issued two decisions from the USCIS Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) as binding precedent for the agency. These decisions will provide guidance to USCIS adjudicators and help deliver predictability to the public. AAO precedent decisions result from a collaboration between the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), which publishes the cases.
"The issuance of AAO precedent decisions honors USCIS�s commitment to the clear and consistent application of the immigration laws," said USCIS Director Alejandro Mayorkas. "We are grateful for the Justice Department�s partnership in our efforts to promote predictability in immigration-benefits cases." USCIS is committed to issuing further precedent decisions going forward, given their value to the agency and the public.
An AAO precedent decision is an immigration-appeals case that DHS, with the Attorney General�s concurrence, designates as establishing a rule for deciding future cases. Once published by DOJ, AAO precedent decisions bind all DHS personnel in the administration of the immigration laws. DOJ publishes the decisions in the bound volumes of the "Administrative Decisions Under Immigration and Nationality Laws of the United States" (I&N Dec.), which also contain the precedent decisions of the DOJ�s Board of Immigration Appeals.
The first decision affirms USCIS�s denial of an application to adjust status to permanent residence and holds that an employment-based petition must be "valid" initially if it is to "remain valid with respect to a new job." The second decision reverses USCIS�s denial of an application to preserve residence for naturalization purposes and clarifies the definition of employment by an "American firm or corporation."
For more information on USCIS and its programs, visit USCIS Home Page (http://www.uscis.gov).
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DaveMart
February 7th, 2004, 06:22 AM
See:
http://www.sportsshooter.com/message_display.html?tid=7345
Gene Bevins post.
Astonishing if true, but it wouldn't be the first time that the first iteration of new technology like the LBCAST has not gone smoothly.
I doubt it, as the only issue I am aware of is some concerns about noise, and that doesn't seem big enough to do a recall
http://www.sportsshooter.com/message_display.html?tid=7345
Gene Bevins post.
Astonishing if true, but it wouldn't be the first time that the first iteration of new technology like the LBCAST has not gone smoothly.
I doubt it, as the only issue I am aware of is some concerns about noise, and that doesn't seem big enough to do a recall
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dalishi
09-04 04:39 PM
thank you so much!! I appreciate your help :)
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drirshad
03-24 10:08 AM
it seems they have something technical of every point they make, techpoint ha ha ....
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90210
03-28 05:41 PM
Thank you. So we do have to answer "Yes" to all the 3 questions!
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aranya
05-17 01:00 PM
Hello
As far as I know/understsand : to be eligible for H1B visa for 2010, a company should applke for H1B on april 1st 2010, so that the person gets it by october 1 2010 right??
if the 65000 limit is still available , lets say after october 1st 2010, can the company still apply for H1B after october 1st or november or even ion december, as long as the H1B cap 65000 is still available??
thank you?
yes
As far as I know/understsand : to be eligible for H1B visa for 2010, a company should applke for H1B on april 1st 2010, so that the person gets it by october 1 2010 right??
if the 65000 limit is still available , lets say after october 1st 2010, can the company still apply for H1B after october 1st or november or even ion december, as long as the H1B cap 65000 is still available??
thank you?
yes
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dontworry
08-08 12:36 PM
Saw an approval case in . It was transferred to TSC but receipt # starts with WAC***
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rameshraju11
06-08 11:00 AM
Yes , we received an RFE letter seems after RFE expiration date. but USCIS online case status still shows case was received and pending. it did not talk about RFE letter was sent
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amitjoey
07-01 05:08 PM
Kumar:
Take an infopass appointment, ask them to generate a finger print notice for the same day, then go to the office with your son, where they take the fingerprints. Keep calling USCIS and then a week later take the Infopass appnt again. That should do it.
Take an infopass appointment, ask them to generate a finger print notice for the same day, then go to the office with your son, where they take the fingerprints. Keep calling USCIS and then a week later take the Infopass appnt again. That should do it.
krishmunn
08-10 08:54 AM
First, there is nothing called "sponsoring a visitor visa". You cannot sponsor . Every visitor need to qualify on his/her own.
If you mean sending an invite letter and copy of your H1 to show they are visiting you , it is fine.
If you mean sending I-134 -- Affidavit of Support -- the Affidavit has no legal value. If the visitors do not have enough liquid cash, they can say that you will fund the trip (and you can send your bank statements to prove). Anybody else (like your siblings in home country) can also fund the trip. If they have cash, best is to show that as source of their trip.
If you mean sending an invite letter and copy of your H1 to show they are visiting you , it is fine.
If you mean sending I-134 -- Affidavit of Support -- the Affidavit has no legal value. If the visitors do not have enough liquid cash, they can say that you will fund the trip (and you can send your bank statements to prove). Anybody else (like your siblings in home country) can also fund the trip. If they have cash, best is to show that as source of their trip.
dealsnet
05-21 08:31 AM
Take one month unpaid vacation. Packup your things. Send family home. Work for one or two weeks(stay in a motel or with friends), resign and go same day or next day.
This will reduce your anxiety about your future.
I am on my 2nd phase of H1B visa which is valid until 2012.
I want to quit my job and go back to my home country.
How long after I quit my job do I get to stay here to wrap up and ship my stuff??
Does that jeopardize my status? I plan to be here for about 30 days after quitting my job. WOuld that be ok? or is it overstaying?
If I ever need to apply for a tourist visa in future will this jeopardize my chances of getting a visa then?
Thank you!
This will reduce your anxiety about your future.
I am on my 2nd phase of H1B visa which is valid until 2012.
I want to quit my job and go back to my home country.
How long after I quit my job do I get to stay here to wrap up and ship my stuff??
Does that jeopardize my status? I plan to be here for about 30 days after quitting my job. WOuld that be ok? or is it overstaying?
If I ever need to apply for a tourist visa in future will this jeopardize my chances of getting a visa then?
Thank you!