keiryu
10-08 01:57 PM
have your friend look or ask for where the nearest USCIS office is with a deferred inspection office. they can fix it there.
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09-23 08:56 PM
...that you submitted and it has a column where you were supposed to fill in the job code. Also, you would have attached a copy of your approved labor to support the application and job category.
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January 8th, 2004, 07:53 PM
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cantonsale10@gmail.com
02-14 07:20 PM
Hi Friends,
I work for Company A from the year 2003 on H1-B Visa and here is my details
Priority Date : Aug 2004 (EB3-I)
I-140 Approved date : Jan 2007
I-485 Filed date : July 2007
Currently using : H1-B (8 th year running)
EAD & AP : I have both EAD & AP but not using it at this stage.
Now i got an offer from Company B but they can accept only EAD or GC with Good salary and position. I am really tired of getting low salary with company A as they started taking advantage of me.
Now if i use EAD card to move to company B (by using AC21) and once i get a green card (don't know when ??) do i have to come back to company A and work for one or two years as GC is for future employment ? Is there any rule like this ?
I am also planning to have my personal attorney after moving to Company B to take care of AC 21 and other communications.
I am not sure Company A will allow me to move at this stage and i cannot waste my life with this company for a low salary so i want to move and make some progress in my life.
Have any of you moved like this and got GC ? Will there be any issues ?
Please advise.
I work for Company A from the year 2003 on H1-B Visa and here is my details
Priority Date : Aug 2004 (EB3-I)
I-140 Approved date : Jan 2007
I-485 Filed date : July 2007
Currently using : H1-B (8 th year running)
EAD & AP : I have both EAD & AP but not using it at this stage.
Now i got an offer from Company B but they can accept only EAD or GC with Good salary and position. I am really tired of getting low salary with company A as they started taking advantage of me.
Now if i use EAD card to move to company B (by using AC21) and once i get a green card (don't know when ??) do i have to come back to company A and work for one or two years as GC is for future employment ? Is there any rule like this ?
I am also planning to have my personal attorney after moving to Company B to take care of AC 21 and other communications.
I am not sure Company A will allow me to move at this stage and i cannot waste my life with this company for a low salary so i want to move and make some progress in my life.
Have any of you moved like this and got GC ? Will there be any issues ?
Please advise.
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uma981975
04-17 12:53 AM
Hi,
We(Uma Kandaswamy and Ravikumar Balasubramaniam) have been living in cumming GA since 2006 april, and we are green card holders who received green card one and half years back. We had a son in sep 2006 and named him Aaditya Balakandan Ravikumar with out any hassle in 2006 in GA at the same hospital(Northside)
But on April 3rd when we welcomed our daughter in to this world, at Northside hospital. The vital records guys at the hospital refused to put my husband's first name as my daughter's last name and said there is new law in GA, that says we should either name our daughter with mom's or dad's lastname or a combination of both and not father's first name.. This was really wierd to me in this free country..and no other state seem to have this, because my brother recently had a baby in NJ and named him with his first name with no trouble.
We wanted to name our daughter "Kaavya Magdalene Ravikumar" Instead the birth certificate has "Kaavya Magdalene KandaswamyBalasubramaniam" for now.
The SSN/Vital records government office guys refused to even discuss or explain the law and blankly said get a court order and we will change ur daughter's name.
Now we are in the process of taking this to court and changing her name to what we wanted before applying for passport etc..
FYI: I somehow feel like the law is suggesting that we can name our kid either on of these ways and not really enforcing...
Georgia Code - Health - Title 31, Section 31-10-9 - Georgia Attorney Resources - Georgia Laws (http://law.onecle.com/georgia/31/31-10-9.html)
Can you please advice. It is somehow hard to believe in the most freedom loving country of immigrants, Immigrant parents can't name their baby what they want to and go through this hassle.
Thank you. Any help is appreciated.
-Uma Kandaswamy
uma.ravikumar@gmail.com
770-402-5029
We(Uma Kandaswamy and Ravikumar Balasubramaniam) have been living in cumming GA since 2006 april, and we are green card holders who received green card one and half years back. We had a son in sep 2006 and named him Aaditya Balakandan Ravikumar with out any hassle in 2006 in GA at the same hospital(Northside)
But on April 3rd when we welcomed our daughter in to this world, at Northside hospital. The vital records guys at the hospital refused to put my husband's first name as my daughter's last name and said there is new law in GA, that says we should either name our daughter with mom's or dad's lastname or a combination of both and not father's first name.. This was really wierd to me in this free country..and no other state seem to have this, because my brother recently had a baby in NJ and named him with his first name with no trouble.
We wanted to name our daughter "Kaavya Magdalene Ravikumar" Instead the birth certificate has "Kaavya Magdalene KandaswamyBalasubramaniam" for now.
The SSN/Vital records government office guys refused to even discuss or explain the law and blankly said get a court order and we will change ur daughter's name.
Now we are in the process of taking this to court and changing her name to what we wanted before applying for passport etc..
FYI: I somehow feel like the law is suggesting that we can name our kid either on of these ways and not really enforcing...
Georgia Code - Health - Title 31, Section 31-10-9 - Georgia Attorney Resources - Georgia Laws (http://law.onecle.com/georgia/31/31-10-9.html)
Can you please advice. It is somehow hard to believe in the most freedom loving country of immigrants, Immigrant parents can't name their baby what they want to and go through this hassle.
Thank you. Any help is appreciated.
-Uma Kandaswamy
uma.ravikumar@gmail.com
770-402-5029
Anders �stberg
February 13th, 2005, 04:47 PM
Makes you wonder how it was, rows and rows of beds with sick people I guess.
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January 3rd, 2005, 03:58 PM
a bit overkill for my taste, but I see the potential of those filters....what are they a PhotoShop plug-in?
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andycool
04-18 04:55 PM
Hi, I am currently on my 5th year H-1B visa. I have an option to stay with the same firm and they will help me apply greencard. But I am also considering an opportunity in Bermuda for a 2-3 year program (with the same firm).
My question is if I come back to the US after 2 years, will I be able to apply H-1B visa again? Will it be a whole new H-1B petition/application process subject to the H-1B cap?
Or will it be just another H-1B renewal process following my previous two terms?
Do I need to wait for another two terms of H-1B to expire before starting the greencard process?
Can I ask my currently employer to apply for greencard concurrently while I am working outside the US?
Thanks,
E
1) Yes you can come back fter 2 years and apply for a new H1B , you will get a new H1 for 6 years .
Can I ask my currently employer to apply for greencard concurrently while I am working outside the US?
YES , YES , YES ...if you can get this done that will be the best option...
file a GC application and apply for Consulare proces ,
Thanks
My question is if I come back to the US after 2 years, will I be able to apply H-1B visa again? Will it be a whole new H-1B petition/application process subject to the H-1B cap?
Or will it be just another H-1B renewal process following my previous two terms?
Do I need to wait for another two terms of H-1B to expire before starting the greencard process?
Can I ask my currently employer to apply for greencard concurrently while I am working outside the US?
Thanks,
E
1) Yes you can come back fter 2 years and apply for a new H1B , you will get a new H1 for 6 years .
Can I ask my currently employer to apply for greencard concurrently while I am working outside the US?
YES , YES , YES ...if you can get this done that will be the best option...
file a GC application and apply for Consulare proces ,
Thanks
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shana04
02-19 01:23 PM
I have been trying to go thru various threads in this sub-forum. I have few questions, which I will appreciate if anyone can answer:
1. Are you responsible for invoking the AC21 or the new company that hires you does that?
You
2. Will you be hired into new company using EAD or H1B?
EAD or H1B
3. Does H1B need to be transferred to the new company anyways?
yes, if you want to use H1B. Else use EAD it is your choice
4. If wife has started using her EAD, how does that get affected?
no, problem, if you are still on h1b then she can always fall back to h4
5. Can you continue to use the AP issued or do you have to have a new AP re-issued?
you can use AP issued.
Thanks
Good luck
Karsan
------------
Status (Notice Approval Dates):
- AP (11/2007),
- FP & EAD (10/2007),
- I-485 (9/2007),
- I-140 (6/2007)
1. Are you responsible for invoking the AC21 or the new company that hires you does that?
You
2. Will you be hired into new company using EAD or H1B?
EAD or H1B
3. Does H1B need to be transferred to the new company anyways?
yes, if you want to use H1B. Else use EAD it is your choice
4. If wife has started using her EAD, how does that get affected?
no, problem, if you are still on h1b then she can always fall back to h4
5. Can you continue to use the AP issued or do you have to have a new AP re-issued?
you can use AP issued.
Thanks
Good luck
Karsan
------------
Status (Notice Approval Dates):
- AP (11/2007),
- FP & EAD (10/2007),
- I-485 (9/2007),
- I-140 (6/2007)
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chasingdream245
03-01 11:07 AM
Hi guys,
I hit a road block lately with my new H1B application. I'm on extended OPT and filed for my H1B in regular processing in the month of Sep'10 while working for a Client A. The Client A could not provide an Client letter during that time. My employer has then proceeded with a letter from my Prime Vendor . Then, unfortunately after 1 month of filing my H1B, my contract with Client A ended and I moved to another contract with Client B. Now, USCIS had few questions with Client A because of missing client letter and gave a RFE on my case. My employer then responded with an amendment petition to the RFE with the new Client B and also provided a client letter from Client B this time around. But, unfortunately USCIS has rejected the amendment petition and stated they are looking for Client A stuff as the primary H1B application has listed Client A and now, I just received an update that my H1B has been denied stating the same reason that USCIS is still looking for response to the query on primary client (Client A). I'm really struck now as my employer is in no mans land whether to file for a MTR or not, fearing that USCIS might not change the verdict because they might still look for Client A letter.
I need your valuble advice in this situation ASAP.
I hit a road block lately with my new H1B application. I'm on extended OPT and filed for my H1B in regular processing in the month of Sep'10 while working for a Client A. The Client A could not provide an Client letter during that time. My employer has then proceeded with a letter from my Prime Vendor . Then, unfortunately after 1 month of filing my H1B, my contract with Client A ended and I moved to another contract with Client B. Now, USCIS had few questions with Client A because of missing client letter and gave a RFE on my case. My employer then responded with an amendment petition to the RFE with the new Client B and also provided a client letter from Client B this time around. But, unfortunately USCIS has rejected the amendment petition and stated they are looking for Client A stuff as the primary H1B application has listed Client A and now, I just received an update that my H1B has been denied stating the same reason that USCIS is still looking for response to the query on primary client (Client A). I'm really struck now as my employer is in no mans land whether to file for a MTR or not, fearing that USCIS might not change the verdict because they might still look for Client A letter.
I need your valuble advice in this situation ASAP.
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hmmm... i've been trying to export as an eps to freehand or as ai to illustrator, neither of which have been working because i think the file's too big (1200 x 2400). when i export the resulting file appears to be just vertical lines. i'll try just copying and pasting, if it works i will be a happy camper.
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Chintu2009
02-09 01:36 PM
I am on l2 since my husband is on L1. I work full time for a US employer with an EAD. Now, what would happen to my status if my husband quits his job?
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simbasimba
03-26 01:16 PM
TO HRPRO: Thanks for your advise, going back to do the formalaties wont be an option, but yes she can go back to apply from over there for a H4, we are planning to send our docs to the embassy so that we can get a marriage certificate from her country, will that help?
Anyone with a second opinion on my case. Thanks!
Anyone with a second opinion on my case. Thanks!
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belmontboy
04-12 03:21 PM
Hello,
I am looking for somebody who has an approved I140 in Eb2 category around Los Angeles area. I might be able to help. Los Angeles area only.
Thank you.
Help with what???
I am looking for somebody who has an approved I140 in Eb2 category around Los Angeles area. I might be able to help. Los Angeles area only.
Thank you.
Help with what???
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09-03 03:53 PM
Sohilbt,
What is the method of contacting them ? Do I call them or send some fax. Also is there any specific person I need to contact in their offices? Can you give details about how to contact them?
Thanks.
What is the method of contacting them ? Do I call them or send some fax. Also is there any specific person I need to contact in their offices? Can you give details about how to contact them?
Thanks.
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05-28 10:43 AM
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12-09 11:27 AM
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meridiani.planum
03-02 11:58 PM
Hello, I am on H1B with an employer with dates from sep 2005 to sep 2008. I am amending my petition (with a new lca) as well as extending it for the same company. The amendment date will be from April 1st.
Now my question is shd my extension (with amendment) be from April 2008 to April 2011 or can it be for the remainder of 6 years that is April 2011 to Sep 2011. Please let me know. Thanks
upto april 2011. This is a bit like transferring your H1 after you complete 2.5 years with some employer: you get 3 more years, not 3.5. H1 extensions/filings/transfers are always <= 3 years.
Now my question is shd my extension (with amendment) be from April 2008 to April 2011 or can it be for the remainder of 6 years that is April 2011 to Sep 2011. Please let me know. Thanks
upto april 2011. This is a bit like transferring your H1 after you complete 2.5 years with some employer: you get 3 more years, not 3.5. H1 extensions/filings/transfers are always <= 3 years.
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ingegarcia
03-08 02:17 PM
My Personal experience was:
- When my H1B was filed for the first time it had a wrong Date of Birth, lawyer asked me to bring Birth Certificate to the Interview at the consulate. I did not have problems with the stamping of the visa.
When my extension was filed , again, Date of Birth was wrong. Lawyer told me the same thing. Get recent Birth Certificate and bring it to the Interview.
Did not have any problem at all.
:D
- When my H1B was filed for the first time it had a wrong Date of Birth, lawyer asked me to bring Birth Certificate to the Interview at the consulate. I did not have problems with the stamping of the visa.
When my extension was filed , again, Date of Birth was wrong. Lawyer told me the same thing. Get recent Birth Certificate and bring it to the Interview.
Did not have any problem at all.
:D
natika
04-27 03:22 PM
Hi,
My I-140 will be approved shortly in premium processing and I'll be applying for 3yr H1 extension. There is a chance that I may get laid-off soon and I wanted to know if I can change the jobs while my H1 extension petition is pending with USICS. My current H1 will expire in June'07.
Sorry, if I am asking a question that has already been addressed here. I tried to browse the forum but could not find anything.
Thanks,
Natika
My I-140 will be approved shortly in premium processing and I'll be applying for 3yr H1 extension. There is a chance that I may get laid-off soon and I wanted to know if I can change the jobs while my H1 extension petition is pending with USICS. My current H1 will expire in June'07.
Sorry, if I am asking a question that has already been addressed here. I tried to browse the forum but could not find anything.
Thanks,
Natika
nhfirefighter13
June 26th, 2004, 07:10 AM
Welcome to the site!
Nice shot. I like it.
Your english is fine, btw. :)
Nice shot. I like it.
Your english is fine, btw. :)
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