tinamatthew
07-17 10:49 PM
I only know information about I-485 filing but do not know what to expect after it is filed?
Can someone tell me what to expect after things are in place? Like expecting Receipt date, fingerprinting - how many of them, what to look for and what to watch out for etc. A consolidated discussion may help many who are unaware of the system.
Who will get such information, lawyer or the applicant?
In normal circumstances (without the floodgates open) you would get a receipt within 2-3 weeks after the application is submitted. Fingerprinting happens soon after (still within a month). Then you get an EAD first, then the AP. In all this your lawyer will be informed as well as you. Sometimes your lawyer gets to hear first b4 you.
...Wait for approval of i-140 depending on date they are processing at NSC. Hope this helps. this is my 2 cents
Can someone tell me what to expect after things are in place? Like expecting Receipt date, fingerprinting - how many of them, what to look for and what to watch out for etc. A consolidated discussion may help many who are unaware of the system.
Who will get such information, lawyer or the applicant?
In normal circumstances (without the floodgates open) you would get a receipt within 2-3 weeks after the application is submitted. Fingerprinting happens soon after (still within a month). Then you get an EAD first, then the AP. In all this your lawyer will be informed as well as you. Sometimes your lawyer gets to hear first b4 you.
...Wait for approval of i-140 depending on date they are processing at NSC. Hope this helps. this is my 2 cents
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lfadgyas
11-24 08:55 AM
Not sure about what can you do by yourself � in this situation would contact some immigration attorney.
More than likely you need to file Motion to reopen (and gain some time)� otherwise you would end up in a one way street �-however not sure about who will need to file (you or your father)? Also not sure about what would be the basis for filing such a case .
Deportation � Since (I assume) you are in the US legally since 98 even if they start the deportation process probably you can file for some relief (I guess if you are here for 7 or 10 years -legally! -then in a case like that there could be some way to avoid deportation, but this would not be automatic).
I would consult with a immigration lawyer....
More than likely you need to file Motion to reopen (and gain some time)� otherwise you would end up in a one way street �-however not sure about who will need to file (you or your father)? Also not sure about what would be the basis for filing such a case .
Deportation � Since (I assume) you are in the US legally since 98 even if they start the deportation process probably you can file for some relief (I guess if you are here for 7 or 10 years -legally! -then in a case like that there could be some way to avoid deportation, but this would not be automatic).
I would consult with a immigration lawyer....
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01-27 12:53 PM
No wonder these antis cannot find jobs. Who will employ people who lack intelligence to know that we H1Bs pay taxes. They need to go and find other better arguments against us.
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Naruto
11-30 09:11 PM
Hi all,
Can an eb3 with pendding I-40 apply for visa lottery? would that effect the current i-485 application if visa lottery not won? will it cause to the refusal of the I-485?
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Naruto
Can an eb3 with pendding I-40 apply for visa lottery? would that effect the current i-485 application if visa lottery not won? will it cause to the refusal of the I-485?
thanks
Naruto
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sunny1000
10-07 08:21 AM
Hi All
I am on a B1 - Visa visited 4 times to USA.But last time (4th time) i over stayed for about 20 days after the i-94 expired.
Normally first 3 times they gave i-94 for 3 months, last time it is only for 2 months, so it's my mistake i haven't looked it till iam
back. All this happened in June 2009. Now i am aproved for H1 - B for the year 2010. I need to face a visa interview. In DS 156
Application, Question No 38. ( Have you ever voilated the terms of a U.S. Visa or Been unlawfully present in,........)
I am checking the option Yes. Can you all help me in this please. Does 20 days extra stay will effect my H1 - B visa or if i get
the Visa, when i go to USA on H1 - B Visa does immigration stop me. Please help me on this case. Thanks a lot for all your
help.
Please post this in the lawyers section so that the attorneys can respond.
I am on a B1 - Visa visited 4 times to USA.But last time (4th time) i over stayed for about 20 days after the i-94 expired.
Normally first 3 times they gave i-94 for 3 months, last time it is only for 2 months, so it's my mistake i haven't looked it till iam
back. All this happened in June 2009. Now i am aproved for H1 - B for the year 2010. I need to face a visa interview. In DS 156
Application, Question No 38. ( Have you ever voilated the terms of a U.S. Visa or Been unlawfully present in,........)
I am checking the option Yes. Can you all help me in this please. Does 20 days extra stay will effect my H1 - B visa or if i get
the Visa, when i go to USA on H1 - B Visa does immigration stop me. Please help me on this case. Thanks a lot for all your
help.
Please post this in the lawyers section so that the attorneys can respond.
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01-11 09:54 AM
Unless you are getting your mother-in-law to the US before you get your GC, it may become a factor but otherwise, it will have no issue
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nsn1234
07-27 01:02 PM
Hi STAMisha,
I sent you a message and also sent an e-mail. i went thorugh ur previous posts and it seems we are pretty much on the same boat.
plz check ur mail and call me at ur convenience. we will talk in detail.
I sent you a message and also sent an e-mail. i went thorugh ur previous posts and it seems we are pretty much on the same boat.
plz check ur mail and call me at ur convenience. we will talk in detail.
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cs.0
01-29 09:31 AM
hi,
In one of the recording, Attronery Rajeev kahana mentioned that we can work on H1B with Current employer and Part time job on EAD and also my attronery mentioned the same thing.
Pls let me know if anybody using both H1B and EAD.
regards,
chethan
In one of the recording, Attronery Rajeev kahana mentioned that we can work on H1B with Current employer and Part time job on EAD and also my attronery mentioned the same thing.
Pls let me know if anybody using both H1B and EAD.
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zram1977
09-15 11:05 PM
Guys,
I found some new information and it seems that few people who are still waiting may get some clue if not complete idea. Basically I found that when your PD is current the the IO will initiate the FP, Namecheck, IBIS check again when your AOS is in "Final Approval, Visa Available" state. Some IOs would just refresh the FP they have on file and some request another . But namecheck is something that you have to go through again. So if you get stuck in namecheck again, then that could be the reason for the delay since NC takes forever.
Can you please share the source of this info?
Is it a learned experience or from a published source ?
Any info is highly appreciated.
Thanks
I found some new information and it seems that few people who are still waiting may get some clue if not complete idea. Basically I found that when your PD is current the the IO will initiate the FP, Namecheck, IBIS check again when your AOS is in "Final Approval, Visa Available" state. Some IOs would just refresh the FP they have on file and some request another . But namecheck is something that you have to go through again. So if you get stuck in namecheck again, then that could be the reason for the delay since NC takes forever.
Can you please share the source of this info?
Is it a learned experience or from a published source ?
Any info is highly appreciated.
Thanks
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06-28 12:51 PM
The Department of State has published a pamphlet educating nonimmigrant visa holders on their rights. The pamphlet covers the visa process, important documents, workplace and employee rights, human trafficking, and how to file a complaint. This is a very useful document, not just for immigrants. See here (http://www.travel.state.gov/pdf/Pamphlet-Order.pdf) to download.
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Thank you for your kind thoughtfulness to post it even on a Sunday!!
Very informative post.
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godblessamerica_2009
02-04 01:27 PM
It's not clear what you really mean.
You say your employer has agreed to file your AOS papers but has not agreed to proceed with the processing. Isn't that one and the same?
Besides you should ask for exactly what the risk is.
Maybe hiring your own immigration attorney or a consult is the best to get your facts straight.
I corrected that. It is the attorney who didn't give a positive sign yet
You say your employer has agreed to file your AOS papers but has not agreed to proceed with the processing. Isn't that one and the same?
Besides you should ask for exactly what the risk is.
Maybe hiring your own immigration attorney or a consult is the best to get your facts straight.
I corrected that. It is the attorney who didn't give a positive sign yet
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adsxvii
01-04 08:41 PM
I moved to US in 1987 got a 2 year conditional residence green card sponsored by my step father. Once the 2 years were met the new forms were submitted but I believe were a couple of days late. At the time I was 19. I remember vaguely remember it but we took the paperwork into the office.
So I waited and waited at an address shared with 2 college roommates and no new green card came. I thought maybe it came and someone had mistakenly through it away. No notice was sent to my mother's house for me to leave.
Well I never really bothered with it till more recently. I didn't work I had ID so other than violating the fact I didn't "carry" my green card everywhere I went, I thought i was perfectly legal.
In 1993 my mother passed away(still married to stepfather).
So about six months ago I decided to file an I-90 for a new card because I wanted to travel out of the US. They sent me an appointment for biometrics. I went to that and figured it was a done deal. Then they sent me a card that expired in 1989, explaining that I had filed the wrong form and needed to file like the I-751. Also they let me know that they would keep the fees for the wrong filing(the least of my worries).
So I briefly looked over this I-751 and basically I think I have to prove that my mother was married to my stepfather for the required time. First I barely remember his name, have no idea where they were married. Just looking for some help on this situation. Not really sure what to do.
I have an appointment on Monday with an immigration attorney. They ran my alien number for me and no action of deportation has been started. So I guess that is a good sign.
I have been here almost 21 years now and I like it here I want to stay :P
I'm from England btw not that this is a big deal just thought I would mention it.
Thanks in advance for any help.
So I waited and waited at an address shared with 2 college roommates and no new green card came. I thought maybe it came and someone had mistakenly through it away. No notice was sent to my mother's house for me to leave.
Well I never really bothered with it till more recently. I didn't work I had ID so other than violating the fact I didn't "carry" my green card everywhere I went, I thought i was perfectly legal.
In 1993 my mother passed away(still married to stepfather).
So about six months ago I decided to file an I-90 for a new card because I wanted to travel out of the US. They sent me an appointment for biometrics. I went to that and figured it was a done deal. Then they sent me a card that expired in 1989, explaining that I had filed the wrong form and needed to file like the I-751. Also they let me know that they would keep the fees for the wrong filing(the least of my worries).
So I briefly looked over this I-751 and basically I think I have to prove that my mother was married to my stepfather for the required time. First I barely remember his name, have no idea where they were married. Just looking for some help on this situation. Not really sure what to do.
I have an appointment on Monday with an immigration attorney. They ran my alien number for me and no action of deportation has been started. So I guess that is a good sign.
I have been here almost 21 years now and I like it here I want to stay :P
I'm from England btw not that this is a big deal just thought I would mention it.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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nixstor
06-28 02:37 PM
Employment Letter is a part of the initial evidence. There is a memo recently saying that any missing initial evidence will result in denial of application without RFE. Try to cajole your employer and gather as much evidence as you can about being asked for $$$ for helping you file 485
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03-11 01:45 PM
My sister in India may be getting married to a US citizen..she would like to apply for a tourist visa first so she can come stay in the US and spend some time with him before her marriage.
If she applies for a tourist visa, stays in the US for a month or so and then later they apply together for a fiance/K3 visa, are there going to be problems for the K3 visa application considering that she had just applied for a tourist visa before? Is it better to not apply for the tourist visa in this case? Thanks...
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iman.karta
02-13 06:28 PM
Hi Guitar,
I too had the paralegal filled out wrong information in regard to my employment history. My lawyer said the same thing; once it is on ETA 9089, you could not really change anything.
In fact, you could not change it when you file I-140. The only thing you could do is to discuss with your lawyer about possible RFEs.
Last but not least, don't sweat it. Worrying won't change anything.
And as for my case, it was approved without any RFE request.
Good luck with your case.
I too had the paralegal filled out wrong information in regard to my employment history. My lawyer said the same thing; once it is on ETA 9089, you could not really change anything.
In fact, you could not change it when you file I-140. The only thing you could do is to discuss with your lawyer about possible RFEs.
Last but not least, don't sweat it. Worrying won't change anything.
And as for my case, it was approved without any RFE request.
Good luck with your case.
wandmaker
10-23 11:13 AM
Hi,
If I enter using H1-B/L1visa then I-94 validity end date will be ususally till the visa expiration date.
Suppose if I am entering US on Advanced Parole(I-131), what will be the validity enddate for I-94? If suppose they give for 1 year how to extend that if i am not going out-off US?
Thanks
If you use AP to enter, your I-94 expiry date will be 1 year from the date of entry. You do not have to extend I-94, you are in AOS while you are in the country as long as your 485 is pending.
If I enter using H1-B/L1visa then I-94 validity end date will be ususally till the visa expiration date.
Suppose if I am entering US on Advanced Parole(I-131), what will be the validity enddate for I-94? If suppose they give for 1 year how to extend that if i am not going out-off US?
Thanks
If you use AP to enter, your I-94 expiry date will be 1 year from the date of entry. You do not have to extend I-94, you are in AOS while you are in the country as long as your 485 is pending.
martinvisalaw
07-16 01:22 PM
My MTR was received by USCIS on June 25, 2009. Today I received an auto-generated email with case status update. My MTR has been denied :-(
Any advice for the next steps is appreciated.
What were you or the company applying for originally that was denied? More details please....
Any advice for the next steps is appreciated.
What were you or the company applying for originally that was denied? More details please....
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