
buehler
06-02 01:32 PM
This is a very old video and has been discussed in detail earlier.
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04-28 01:19 PM
I am in a similar situation folks. I am doing residency on an H1b visa and it finishes on june 30th'09. I have a job offer at a university as junior faculty (about to get the offer letter/contract soon). Although I have fulfilled all the requirements for the state medical license, the medical board will only isue it at the end of my residency and I should recieve the temporary full license on july 1st. However, my H1 transfer needs to be filed before my current H1 expires (on June 30th) and to file that transfer, we need the license. Im kind of stuck here. The state medical board has given me a generic letter (a standard letter that they have for the INS) that states that I have applied for the license and will be considerd for permanent licensure in their august meeting. (i plan to ask them to add to that letter that I should get the temporary license on July 1st if everything goes well).
My question is, should we file for the H1b transfer using just this letter instead of waiting for the license.. ? If it is filed after July 1st, I believe I will have to leave the country and only come back when i have my visa stamped?
Or should I try to extend my current H1?
My question is, should we file for the H1b transfer using just this letter instead of waiting for the license.. ? If it is filed after July 1st, I believe I will have to leave the country and only come back when i have my visa stamped?
Or should I try to extend my current H1?
needhelp!
09-18 02:48 PM
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virald
08-13 12:15 AM
Hello,
I was at Milpitas gathering tonight. Here is a question I wanted to ask there, but ran out of time.
Most of the immigration related bills introduced in house/senate we thought would pass were denied because one or two clauses in there that they didn't like. Is it possible to exclude stuff like increasing H1 visas and include it in a separate bill; that we may have better chance in getting green card bills passed.
It was just my thought.
Hi there,
Can anyone post updates/videos from the gathering?
Thanks
I was at Milpitas gathering tonight. Here is a question I wanted to ask there, but ran out of time.
Most of the immigration related bills introduced in house/senate we thought would pass were denied because one or two clauses in there that they didn't like. Is it possible to exclude stuff like increasing H1 visas and include it in a separate bill; that we may have better chance in getting green card bills passed.
It was just my thought.
Hi there,
Can anyone post updates/videos from the gathering?
Thanks
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adobe howm
08-07 12:07 PM
>>And also why do you get inspired by movies
????? - Are you a nuts or out of mind? - you have no idea on what you are talking about AND what people would think if you do so, do you really?
People are tired waiting on the queue for years...AND you have no idea about this pain. You probably bought a Labor Substitution and should have kicked off the whole process at no time.
So if you do not know what to write then I would strongly recommend shut your nice little mouth and try to have an idea on what people are really talking about.
good luck with your next try.
????? - Are you a nuts or out of mind? - you have no idea on what you are talking about AND what people would think if you do so, do you really?
People are tired waiting on the queue for years...AND you have no idea about this pain. You probably bought a Labor Substitution and should have kicked off the whole process at no time.
So if you do not know what to write then I would strongly recommend shut your nice little mouth and try to have an idea on what people are really talking about.
good luck with your next try.
ups
08-30 12:07 PM
I just thought, if we all dress up formally and carry an item which reflects who we are and why we are in US. It should reflect the high skilled people we represent:
1. Computer Engineers can carry laptops
2. Doctors can dress in there uniform.
3. Nurses can do the same.
etc etc.
It'd good for the cameras, press and average citizens looking at us.
This looks more comic than professional
1. Computer Engineers can carry laptops
2. Doctors can dress in there uniform.
3. Nurses can do the same.
etc etc.
It'd good for the cameras, press and average citizens looking at us.
This looks more comic than professional
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SGP
10-08 08:56 AM
I am EB2-I I-140 Approve, Priority Date of June 2009.
I have completed 6 years on H1 and recently got 3 year extension till Sep 2013. I am working for a small consulting company and the salary is also decent.
However, I have got a great offer, not much salary difference, but the location is in the city where I have lived earlier and I would love to go back. There will be about 50% travel involved though... With my current company I have to move from city to city after 1 year or so... The new job I have is the kind of profile and work which I love.
Do you guys think If I change this job, will I loose my priority date. My new company may not start GC processing right away as I join. They may wait one year before they file the new PERM and I-140. Will I be able to retain my priority date. I am trying to negotiate immediate GC filing but as of now they are saying they have to wait one year.
Guys please suggest what you think.... Is it too risky to change my job at this point.. Will I lose my priority date.
Do you guys think I might miss the bus in case the dates become current between now and when I file my new labor & I-140
Will your old company retain your approved I-140? OR will they revoke it. There are some confusions in this area as far as retaining the PD is concerned. Some say that if the old company revokes your approved I-140 before your new company files for new I-140 then you loose the priority date. Some say that even if old company revokes your approved I-140 then the USCIS will consider your old priority date unless USCIS themselves cancel the approved I-140 on the basis that there was fraudulent filing by the old company. I will suggest speak to an attorney for clarifications and then decide my friend.
I have completed 6 years on H1 and recently got 3 year extension till Sep 2013. I am working for a small consulting company and the salary is also decent.
However, I have got a great offer, not much salary difference, but the location is in the city where I have lived earlier and I would love to go back. There will be about 50% travel involved though... With my current company I have to move from city to city after 1 year or so... The new job I have is the kind of profile and work which I love.
Do you guys think If I change this job, will I loose my priority date. My new company may not start GC processing right away as I join. They may wait one year before they file the new PERM and I-140. Will I be able to retain my priority date. I am trying to negotiate immediate GC filing but as of now they are saying they have to wait one year.
Guys please suggest what you think.... Is it too risky to change my job at this point.. Will I lose my priority date.
Do you guys think I might miss the bus in case the dates become current between now and when I file my new labor & I-140
Will your old company retain your approved I-140? OR will they revoke it. There are some confusions in this area as far as retaining the PD is concerned. Some say that if the old company revokes your approved I-140 before your new company files for new I-140 then you loose the priority date. Some say that even if old company revokes your approved I-140 then the USCIS will consider your old priority date unless USCIS themselves cancel the approved I-140 on the basis that there was fraudulent filing by the old company. I will suggest speak to an attorney for clarifications and then decide my friend.
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go_guy123
12-11 06:29 PM
I always thought 2001/2002 maybe the years where less number of people would have applied due to recession. So PDs should move faster. Not sure why there are so many applications in that time period?
We are in another recession and the backlog is in the previous recession.
That way today's PD will get current when we are the next recession after this recession
We are in another recession and the backlog is in the previous recession.
That way today's PD will get current when we are the next recession after this recession
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mirage
02-03 08:09 AM
Riva2005 why are you giving wrong info. Please don't post cooked up stories, with genuine names here..
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senthil
02-08 10:02 AM
these I-140 based employer switching seem to be tricky these days. yes you are right - many people want to do it and will want to do in the near future. even after reading so may posts and peoples experiance - each individual case can be different in many ways. since you are dealing with attorney's on both ends ( which is a good thing ), the best bet is to clarify with them to see which best works for you and how to get it done and post your experiance too for others in this forum.
why do we pay them for. feel free to ask all sort of questions you may have and get it clarified.
good luck in advance.
why do we pay them for. feel free to ask all sort of questions you may have and get it clarified.
good luck in advance.
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americandesi
10-19 01:05 PM
No need to go back to old employer, AC21 is meaningless if done, this is very widely discussed topic, search the forum.
Please read the history of the post. He NEVER informed USCIS on AC21 and the GC got approved. In such a case, the only way he can prove his intent is to work for the petitioning employer is by working with him AFTER GC approval.
There's no question of AC21 after GC approval.
Please read the history of the post. He NEVER informed USCIS on AC21 and the GC got approved. In such a case, the only way he can prove his intent is to work for the petitioning employer is by working with him AFTER GC approval.
There's no question of AC21 after GC approval.
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whitecollarslave
02-03 05:50 PM
I bought a REO (bank owned) property a few months ago. I made a 20% down payment. I paid for inspection, etc. myself. Banks usually won't pay for anything and would sell the property AS IS WHERE IS. I did a considerable amount of research ahead of time and my offer reflected it.
I would suggest to get a really good agent who knows the process and someone you trust to work in your interest. Many agents avoid foreclosures or REOs because it is more work for them and they do not get their full 3% in many cases. Make sure your contract reflects that you are not responsible for any past due taxes, HOA dues, if any, etc. Get the best title insurance that is out there. This is money well spend.
Unlike usual sales, chances are that you won't find a foreclosed property that is move-in-ready. I spend quite a bit of time before even making an offer. Do your research so that you make a well informed decision. Spend the time upfront so you don't have a "oh shit" moment after you have made an offer and you get the inspection.
Consider accounting for a seller subsidy in your offer. Usually banks can pay upto 3%, but they will have restrictions on how you can use it. You can make this work to your advantage.
Find out who the banks or lenders are and their contracts. Make sure you understand the clauses in the contract that will allow you to walk away or when you will lose your earnest money deposit. Typically banks will throw back their own addendum which supersedes everything you have in your contract/proposal, without any flexibility at all to change anything in it. It did not happen in my case, but I have heard that by the time you get their addendum, it is too late to walk away without losing your deposit.
Getting a loan was another ordeal. Many lenders flatly refused unless I am LPR (green card) or citizen despite having 800+ credit sore and credit history for 10+ years.
If you are hesitant to spend a few hundred dollars on a property before making an offer, walk away. You are either not serious about it or REO/foreclosures/short sales are not for you.
There are so many other things. I took me about 3 and a half months from the time I first saw the place and the day I settled. Every day it was a new challenge. Things that I found I have to spend for, hurdles getting a loan, issues with settlement company, things that the lender/settlement company required before settlement that bank won't pay, it went on. Anyway, now when I look back, it was worth it.
Ask me if you have any particular questions on REO sales.
I would suggest to get a really good agent who knows the process and someone you trust to work in your interest. Many agents avoid foreclosures or REOs because it is more work for them and they do not get their full 3% in many cases. Make sure your contract reflects that you are not responsible for any past due taxes, HOA dues, if any, etc. Get the best title insurance that is out there. This is money well spend.
Unlike usual sales, chances are that you won't find a foreclosed property that is move-in-ready. I spend quite a bit of time before even making an offer. Do your research so that you make a well informed decision. Spend the time upfront so you don't have a "oh shit" moment after you have made an offer and you get the inspection.
Consider accounting for a seller subsidy in your offer. Usually banks can pay upto 3%, but they will have restrictions on how you can use it. You can make this work to your advantage.
Find out who the banks or lenders are and their contracts. Make sure you understand the clauses in the contract that will allow you to walk away or when you will lose your earnest money deposit. Typically banks will throw back their own addendum which supersedes everything you have in your contract/proposal, without any flexibility at all to change anything in it. It did not happen in my case, but I have heard that by the time you get their addendum, it is too late to walk away without losing your deposit.
Getting a loan was another ordeal. Many lenders flatly refused unless I am LPR (green card) or citizen despite having 800+ credit sore and credit history for 10+ years.
If you are hesitant to spend a few hundred dollars on a property before making an offer, walk away. You are either not serious about it or REO/foreclosures/short sales are not for you.
There are so many other things. I took me about 3 and a half months from the time I first saw the place and the day I settled. Every day it was a new challenge. Things that I found I have to spend for, hurdles getting a loan, issues with settlement company, things that the lender/settlement company required before settlement that bank won't pay, it went on. Anyway, now when I look back, it was worth it.
Ask me if you have any particular questions on REO sales.
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saketkapur
10-25 04:53 PM
The reason for delay is because your brother's file is most probably sitting on a desk at DHS....they are really slow. Same thing happened to my wife...we just kept bugging the SSN felow daily after 2 weeks were up until he finally picked up the phone and called DHS......the file was cleared in 15 minutes....we got the number next morning and card in mail within a week.......
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Macaca
02-23 03:18 PM
How many of us are willing to spend money and efforts for it?
< 3%
How many of us are willing to spend money and efforts for it?
< .5%
< 3%
How many of us are willing to spend money and efforts for it?
< .5%
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texcan
09-20 03:14 PM
Does applying for canadian immigration affect the U.S green card process in any way ?
I applied last year for canadian immigration and am close to getting it. I do not have plans to move to Canada at least for the next two years.
Will my US green card application be affected if I get Canadian permanent residency ?
Great Question,
but no answer.
Friend, i applied for Canada greencard and got it this year.
Any country who allows legal immigation has no rule about where all you have applied for immigration.
One can trouble himself with these questions but there are no answers as you must know already.
What if someone says canada GC will negatively affect your GC process, should you not apply to canada...?
I applied last year for canadian immigration and am close to getting it. I do not have plans to move to Canada at least for the next two years.
Will my US green card application be affected if I get Canadian permanent residency ?
Great Question,
but no answer.
Friend, i applied for Canada greencard and got it this year.
Any country who allows legal immigation has no rule about where all you have applied for immigration.
One can trouble himself with these questions but there are no answers as you must know already.
What if someone says canada GC will negatively affect your GC process, should you not apply to canada...?
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Nikith77
02-24 04:50 PM
Guys
If I have the LIN Number ,can I print the I797 online. :confused:
If I have the LIN Number ,can I print the I797 online. :confused:
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09-14 12:05 AM
start a poll on this?
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PlainSpeak
04-12 09:14 PM
We have Anti Porters (TonyHK) going around giving reds to all, especially other EB3 with whom he lost arguments about porting. What is surprising is that reds were given to even EB2 who congratulated. Sad !!!
Grow up Anti Porters !!
Grow up Anti Porters !!
mangal
09-28 07:31 AM
I got my AP approved 3 days ago.and EAD was approved 15 days ago.
My receipt date is 07/21.My priority date is dec/2004.eb2.
it was very quick from TSC.
My receipt date is 07/21.My priority date is dec/2004.eb2.
it was very quick from TSC.
Munna Bhai
09-23 07:56 AM
I understand it is legal. Well, what if ex-employer responds to the query asking NOT TO GIVE THE GC to its ex-employee? With this there are 2 answers to USCIS query - one from ex-employer other from principal applicant. USCIS query is directed to the ex-employer and there is all the possibility that it gives more importance to ex-employer's reply. We are kind of jeopardizing getting GC here. Educating the implementor of a rule about the same rule is ridiculous but that is the world we are currently in!!! shame on US CIS!!!!
The basic push I was giving was that he has to tell USCIS that he has used AC21. If ex-employee gives "don't give GC", that has no effect if you have followed the rule of the law of AC21. You need to explain and write indetail. Nobody can do anything if you followed law. Lot of application are pending, lot of similiar names and the chances that these type of issues do come up are more.
The basic push I was giving was that he has to tell USCIS that he has used AC21. If ex-employee gives "don't give GC", that has no effect if you have followed the rule of the law of AC21. You need to explain and write indetail. Nobody can do anything if you followed law. Lot of application are pending, lot of similiar names and the chances that these type of issues do come up are more.
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