hsingh82
02-03 12:06 AM
Hello,
My labor got approved couple days ago and my employer would like to file I-140 without using an attorney. I have few questions, it might seem simple to you but I am confused:
I am a software engineer and labor approved for SOC 15-1032, what should be filled in the nontechnical description of job field? For H1B, my company listed duties of the position on the cover letter for this question, should it be the same way for I-140?
Anyone has sample template of the cover letter?
My company has not filed tax returns for the last quarter, will the returns of second last quarter do? I have W-2 which is substantially higher than the proffered wage.
Since I am earning more than the proffered wage should that be filled under "wages" on I-140 or the offered wage mentioned on perm?
Thanks and appreciate all replies.
My labor got approved couple days ago and my employer would like to file I-140 without using an attorney. I have few questions, it might seem simple to you but I am confused:
I am a software engineer and labor approved for SOC 15-1032, what should be filled in the nontechnical description of job field? For H1B, my company listed duties of the position on the cover letter for this question, should it be the same way for I-140?
Anyone has sample template of the cover letter?
My company has not filed tax returns for the last quarter, will the returns of second last quarter do? I have W-2 which is substantially higher than the proffered wage.
Since I am earning more than the proffered wage should that be filled under "wages" on I-140 or the offered wage mentioned on perm?
Thanks and appreciate all replies.
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kak1978
06-10 09:50 PM
Hi there
I am currently working on F1-OPT with company A. Company A filed for my
H1B visa and it got approved, which is yet to start from Oct 2010. But now I
got an offer from Company B. I have to get my H1 transferred to company B.
I have informed my current employer(Company A) about this transfer.
But actually they(company A) are planning to withdraw my H1B visa petition
from USCIS as I will not be working with them from Oct 2010.
I would like to know if this will affect my visa transfer.
Can someone please let me know how it works and suggest me what should I do
to get my transfer done?
Thank you so much for the help
Sai
You can transfer your H1B before Oct. There is an option in the H1 application for that. I don't remember the exact wording, but one of my friend did this last year and it was approved.
I am currently working on F1-OPT with company A. Company A filed for my
H1B visa and it got approved, which is yet to start from Oct 2010. But now I
got an offer from Company B. I have to get my H1 transferred to company B.
I have informed my current employer(Company A) about this transfer.
But actually they(company A) are planning to withdraw my H1B visa petition
from USCIS as I will not be working with them from Oct 2010.
I would like to know if this will affect my visa transfer.
Can someone please let me know how it works and suggest me what should I do
to get my transfer done?
Thank you so much for the help
Sai
You can transfer your H1B before Oct. There is an option in the H1 application for that. I don't remember the exact wording, but one of my friend did this last year and it was approved.
vkotval
03-26 05:35 PM
Never give childcare as a reason. INS treats this as employment for parents. But religious ceremony for child may work. For medical stuff, I'd say that you need to show that either they cant travel or they are under some treatment here. For both the reasons, you need a US doc to write a letter. The best reasons are travelling to different places in the US.
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kirupa
04-16 01:37 AM
Another great design, but the text seems a bit off with the design. For the most part, in a stamp, the text should be the consistent, dull part. In my view, it doesn't look nice when italicized or stylized excessively.
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B+ve
08-13 04:08 PM
Gurus,
My and spouse case have
Priority Date - March 2004,
Received Date - July 2nd, 2007
Notice Date - Aug. 08, 2007
My Kid's case has
Priority Date - March 2004,
Received Date - July 2nd, 2007
Notice Date - Nov. 20, 2007 (As 08/23/2007 is the current processing time frame, my kid's Notice Date is out of current time frame)
This is happened due to a rejection of my kid's 485 application initially during July 2007 fiasco due to the Old and New fee schedule implementaion of USCIS, even though we have remitted the correct fee.
1) Do anybody know how USCIS will process our case?
Like adjudicating my and spouse applications with out kid's applicaiton? Or none of the applications process?
2) Taking an info pass appointment will do any favour on this case?
3) Any other suggestions?
Thanks.
My and spouse case have
Priority Date - March 2004,
Received Date - July 2nd, 2007
Notice Date - Aug. 08, 2007
My Kid's case has
Priority Date - March 2004,
Received Date - July 2nd, 2007
Notice Date - Nov. 20, 2007 (As 08/23/2007 is the current processing time frame, my kid's Notice Date is out of current time frame)
This is happened due to a rejection of my kid's 485 application initially during July 2007 fiasco due to the Old and New fee schedule implementaion of USCIS, even though we have remitted the correct fee.
1) Do anybody know how USCIS will process our case?
Like adjudicating my and spouse applications with out kid's applicaiton? Or none of the applications process?
2) Taking an info pass appointment will do any favour on this case?
3) Any other suggestions?
Thanks.
tdasara
06-02 10:48 AM
I had the same problem last year. I gave up..
I opened Service requests and was told will get a new EAD for 2 years 3 different times and was told to wait for 45 days each time!!!
Finally it was time to apply for a new EAD and I hope to get one for 2 years this time around!
I opened Service requests and was told will get a new EAD for 2 years 3 different times and was told to wait for 45 days each time!!!
Finally it was time to apply for a new EAD and I hope to get one for 2 years this time around!
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sammyb
10-30 11:28 PM
My wife had concived for 3 days in June. During immigration medical exams Doctor gave her MMR shots and stated don't get pregnant for another 3 months.
After 15 days, We came to know that she is pregnant.
last week my wife had miscarriage after 18 weeks of pregnancy. Not sure it's because of MMR or something else.
can't comment on the connection between MMR and MC but whatever may be the reason a MC is always very painful ... we also had gone thru the same agony and pain last year though the reason for MC was unrelated than yours ... this year we are blessed with a baby boy .... do follow the OBGY's advice and if suggested do the D&C (personal opinion offcourse but it was a great help for us) ..
will wait for the good news from your guy's side in next couple of month's time ...
After 15 days, We came to know that she is pregnant.
last week my wife had miscarriage after 18 weeks of pregnancy. Not sure it's because of MMR or something else.
can't comment on the connection between MMR and MC but whatever may be the reason a MC is always very painful ... we also had gone thru the same agony and pain last year though the reason for MC was unrelated than yours ... this year we are blessed with a baby boy .... do follow the OBGY's advice and if suggested do the D&C (personal opinion offcourse but it was a great help for us) ..
will wait for the good news from your guy's side in next couple of month's time ...
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nrmarrivada9
03-29 02:14 PM
Here is the contextual description of my scenario:
I worked in a motel (while i was on F1) during the year 2007 and that salary was reflected on my W2. I maintained a clean work status after the initial transgression. I changed to H1B in the year 2008. My GC process was initiated and my application cleared the PERM and I-140 stages successfully.
My question is, will i face any hurdles during the I-485 stage because of the mistake that i committed while i was on F1 ((worked in a motel illegally)? If yes, how serious/low profile could the implications be?
Your advise is much appreciated.
Thanks
MR
I worked in a motel (while i was on F1) during the year 2007 and that salary was reflected on my W2. I maintained a clean work status after the initial transgression. I changed to H1B in the year 2008. My GC process was initiated and my application cleared the PERM and I-140 stages successfully.
My question is, will i face any hurdles during the I-485 stage because of the mistake that i committed while i was on F1 ((worked in a motel illegally)? If yes, how serious/low profile could the implications be?
Your advise is much appreciated.
Thanks
MR
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JunRN
07-18 08:07 AM
I believe so....if your LC is approved in August, then your PD is August. It is not qualified under July VB.
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08-21 01:45 PM
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centaur
03-19 05:27 PM
Oh man!!!
I love clowns. There are quite a few of them in Washington D.C. :)
CIR is called as CIRCUS as just it is happening for show every year for fun. Not sure when the show will start this year?
I love clowns. There are quite a few of them in Washington D.C. :)
CIR is called as CIRCUS as just it is happening for show every year for fun. Not sure when the show will start this year?
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sunny1000
07-19 04:21 PM
Is it mandatory to spend [B]at least[B] 6 months residing in the US every calendar year after obtaining a GC? :confused:
If your stay is less than 1 year abroad, you can reenter using just your green card. If you want to stay 1-2 years outside the U.S, you will have to apply for a reentry permit before departure. But, it will be considered as a break (i.e, more than 1 year abroad) in the continous residence requirement of 5 years when it comes to your naturalization application.
If you want to stay longer than that, you will have to apply for "returning resident permit" for which you need to prove that your intent is to be a permanent resident but, your stay abroad longer than the period of the reentry permit was beyond your control.
Please consult an attorney so that you don't lose your PR.
If your stay is less than 1 year abroad, you can reenter using just your green card. If you want to stay 1-2 years outside the U.S, you will have to apply for a reentry permit before departure. But, it will be considered as a break (i.e, more than 1 year abroad) in the continous residence requirement of 5 years when it comes to your naturalization application.
If you want to stay longer than that, you will have to apply for "returning resident permit" for which you need to prove that your intent is to be a permanent resident but, your stay abroad longer than the period of the reentry permit was beyond your control.
Please consult an attorney so that you don't lose your PR.
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coopheal
08-21 05:58 PM
Immigration Law Headlines Has Just Posted the Following:
More... (http://www.ilw.com/immigrationdaily/news/2010,0820-fees.shtm)
Timeliness of this rule making proves critics of USCIS wrong. USCIS is a efficient organization after all. So what USCIS wasted ton of EB visas, and is taking for ever to issue a memo on same or similar job...... :mad::mad::mad::mad:
Also Obamaji its gr8 that you put additional fee on H1B so that you can protect border crossing. How about putting the additional penalty on people employing undocumented folks? You could not even bring the CIR on the floor but you were able to pass penalties against skilled workers so quickly.
More... (http://www.ilw.com/immigrationdaily/news/2010,0820-fees.shtm)
Timeliness of this rule making proves critics of USCIS wrong. USCIS is a efficient organization after all. So what USCIS wasted ton of EB visas, and is taking for ever to issue a memo on same or similar job...... :mad::mad::mad::mad:
Also Obamaji its gr8 that you put additional fee on H1B so that you can protect border crossing. How about putting the additional penalty on people employing undocumented folks? You could not even bring the CIR on the floor but you were able to pass penalties against skilled workers so quickly.
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lazycis
01-29 12:24 PM
can I leave US while my green card is pending? I have H4 visa and it is still valid. any help? Thank you so much! :D
Not a problem, just have somebody to check your mail in case the USCIS sends a fingerprint appointment or something else.
Not a problem, just have somebody to check your mail in case the USCIS sends a fingerprint appointment or something else.
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chicagoan
05-06 07:44 PM
Thank you jvs. I really appreciate your input.
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MrWaitingGC
05-19 11:29 AM
If your company pays for there own lawyer then go ahead and change it to new one. As the response from lawyers will be fast. And you can avoid big expenses if you retain earlier law firm. Keep in mind Lawyers charge for each and every thing they do.
I did this and recently gave G28 for new lawyers. (But when my H1 was transfered new company lawyers goofed up the office address and I have not yet received I797 any how this is a different story. Planning to apply for a copy)
I did this and recently gave G28 for new lawyers. (But when my H1 was transfered new company lawyers goofed up the office address and I have not yet received I797 any how this is a different story. Planning to apply for a copy)
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roseball
07-27 06:23 PM
It was a nightmare for few weeks but, long story short...I got my new passport after the Embassy cannot find my original I sent for renewal. Please let me know if I need to get it stamped within any timeframe. My current I-797 expires MAY 2010. I have an approved 140 and EAD but my attourney suggested to stay on H1B.
Appreciate your feedback and help in this matter.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
You dont need a visa stamp on your new passport unless you want to use it to re-enter US when you travel. There is no time line associated with getting a visa stamp. You just need to make sure you keep extending your H1 status and get an I-94 with the extension approval. If you have an AP you can use it for re-entering and still can continue working on H1 for the same employer. Else, when you travel the next time, you can setup a visa appointment and get H1 stamped on your new passport.
Appreciate your feedback and help in this matter.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
You dont need a visa stamp on your new passport unless you want to use it to re-enter US when you travel. There is no time line associated with getting a visa stamp. You just need to make sure you keep extending your H1 status and get an I-94 with the extension approval. If you have an AP you can use it for re-entering and still can continue working on H1 for the same employer. Else, when you travel the next time, you can setup a visa appointment and get H1 stamped on your new passport.
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sumanitha
11-14 10:44 AM
I need a immigration lawyer whom I can consult today, It is an emergency case and need his help immediately.
Can anyone please suggest me a lawyer in Dallas, TX who works today (Saturday) to get help.
Help highly appreciated.
Can anyone please suggest me a lawyer in Dallas, TX who works today (Saturday) to get help.
Help highly appreciated.
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10-25 06:25 PM
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STAmisha
08-06 10:25 AM
I have applied I-140 and I-485 on July 2. I think I forgot to attach one experience letters to it. Can I attach it to that I-140 after getting the receipt #? what is the procedure?
JunRN
09-28 06:56 PM
My lawyer kept the original as well and I specifically ask him to keep it. Lawyers typically have good filing system. I frequently move from one house to another because I am not fully settled yet. I might lose some of those important documents during the transfers so I thought the lawyer should keep the original.
I have the original notice for the FP though.
I have the original notice for the FP though.
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