nyte_crawler
04-07 12:40 PM
Yes. There is an option that you can use if you have lost or not know your receipt number. It will be answered by an agent.
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grinch
05-09 05:30 PM
Meh I see what you mean, but thats what I was going for... Hrmm, hold on.
gcwait2007
03-03 04:40 PM
In my employer company (NJ based, desi consulting company) about 50% of the EB-2 PERM applications are under audit.
I need to file my application for EB-2 and I called them. (I have a EB-3 approved labor, on which my employer has filed I-140)
The paralegal advised me that they have stopped filing PERM applications since this month March 2008, hoping that there would be change of PERM processing or application change.
Does any one have any info about PERM change process? Please advise. Thanks in advance.
I need to file my application for EB-2 and I called them. (I have a EB-3 approved labor, on which my employer has filed I-140)
The paralegal advised me that they have stopped filing PERM applications since this month March 2008, hoping that there would be change of PERM processing or application change.
Does any one have any info about PERM change process? Please advise. Thanks in advance.
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kirupa
08-26 03:33 PM
I think I found it. For the property you are wishing to limit the range of values to, set the NumberRangesAttribute defined in Microsoft.Windows.Design.Interaction DLL.
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thakkarbhav
01-20 02:32 PM
You can apply for multiple H1B at the same time. No need to pay Company but they will aks you to join once H1B gets approved. so at that point you need to decide which one is better for you. You can work for both of them if one of them is ready to offer you part time work. Please Get attorney advice on that part.
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Sen. Patrick Leahy ( D-Vermont ) introduced the Uniting American Families Act ( S. 424 ) earlier this year; it has 18 co-sponsors. The bill would allow same sex couples the same immigration rights as married heterosexual couples. Passage of the bill is likely to be tied to overall immigration reform.
At the moment, same-sex partners of legal immigrants do not have the same rights to dependent status that heterosexual spouses get. This is true even if the couple is legally married in their home country. Often, the "dependent" partner must apply for a B-2 visitor visa at the consulate, to accompany his/her partner. This visa is discretionary, and consulates could refuse to issue it. In addition, B-2 status does not allow the dependent partner to work in the US. Many heterosexual dependent spouses have a status that doesn't allow them to work either, however.
As the New York Times (http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/03/us/politics/03immig.html) reports:
Senator Leahy�s bill would add the term �permanent partner� to sections of current immigration law that refer to married couples, and would provide a legal definition of those terms.
�I just think it�s a matter of fairness,� he said Tuesday in an interview, noting that a number of American allies, including Canada, France and Germany, recognize same-sex couples in immigration law. Photo by http://www.flickr.com/photos/boscobridalexpos/
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Sen. Patrick Leahy ( D-Vermont ) introduced the Uniting American Families Act ( S. 424 ) earlier this year; it has 18 co-sponsors. The bill would allow same sex couples the same immigration rights as married heterosexual couples. Passage of the bill is likely to be tied to overall immigration reform.
At the moment, same-sex partners of legal immigrants do not have the same rights to dependent status that heterosexual spouses get. This is true even if the couple is legally married in their home country. Often, the "dependent" partner must apply for a B-2 visitor visa at the consulate, to accompany his/her partner. This visa is discretionary, and consulates could refuse to issue it. In addition, B-2 status does not allow the dependent partner to work in the US. Many heterosexual dependent spouses have a status that doesn't allow them to work either, however.
As the New York Times (http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/03/us/politics/03immig.html) reports:
Senator Leahy�s bill would add the term �permanent partner� to sections of current immigration law that refer to married couples, and would provide a legal definition of those terms.
�I just think it�s a matter of fairness,� he said Tuesday in an interview, noting that a number of American allies, including Canada, France and Germany, recognize same-sex couples in immigration law. Photo by http://www.flickr.com/photos/boscobridalexpos/
http://immigrationvoice.org//blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/2893395975825897727-1281256503142232618?l=martinvisalaw.blogspot.com
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04-08 08:20 AM
cool ya3... who's fingerprint?
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01-28 03:32 PM
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gk_2000
03-03 04:55 PM
Same as EAD card :-)
how about ead card then?
how about 485?
how about ead card then?
how about 485?
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eswaraprasad73
04-10 08:52 AM
ok thanks
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sk2006
06-15 12:52 PM
I am wondering if Anti immigrants are complaining about them too...
Like they are taking away chance from American Citizen basketball players and if they are supressing the NBA player's wages etc etc.... :D:D
Like they are taking away chance from American Citizen basketball players and if they are supressing the NBA player's wages etc etc.... :D:D
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fester8542
04-08 02:47 PM
Haha love it, fester! :thumb:
How about a new footer as well? :hugegrin:
:lol:
Whats wrong with old faithful...
Beat or something?
How about a new footer as well? :hugegrin:
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Whats wrong with old faithful...
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QuickGreenCard
11-25 01:45 PM
Dear all,
I have got a employment offer from employer in Mississippi. I am currently in H1B status. When I am looking for filing address, I am confused by the following information on the I-129 instructions sheet:
Regular Processing
Except for the classifications listed below, Form I-129 is filed either at the CSC or VSC, depending on the location of the temporary employment.
Exceptions:
Additionally, H-1B employers filing petitions which are cap exempt must file at the CSC.
My question #1, I am cap exempt due to H1b transfer so I should file to CSC but employer location is in Mississippi so I should file VSC as per employer location.
Please clarify me the filing location.
My question #2, In sections 2.2 and 2.5 of I-129 form, am I currect If I check e for 2.2 and c for 2.5??
Appreciate your timely response
Thank you
I have got a employment offer from employer in Mississippi. I am currently in H1B status. When I am looking for filing address, I am confused by the following information on the I-129 instructions sheet:
Regular Processing
Except for the classifications listed below, Form I-129 is filed either at the CSC or VSC, depending on the location of the temporary employment.
Exceptions:
Additionally, H-1B employers filing petitions which are cap exempt must file at the CSC.
My question #1, I am cap exempt due to H1b transfer so I should file to CSC but employer location is in Mississippi so I should file VSC as per employer location.
Please clarify me the filing location.
My question #2, In sections 2.2 and 2.5 of I-129 form, am I currect If I check e for 2.2 and c for 2.5??
Appreciate your timely response
Thank you
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chantu
02-05 02:55 PM
Yes, she can travel on H4 stamping. Also let her carry AP if need arises.
I am on H1 (Has EAD but never used it), my wife is on H4 and also she has H4 stamping till Feb 2010, She got EAD and and also got SSN. But she never worked on EAD. Now she want to travel to India
Can she travel on H4 stamping or she need to get AP
Please Help
thanks
I am on H1 (Has EAD but never used it), my wife is on H4 and also she has H4 stamping till Feb 2010, She got EAD and and also got SSN. But she never worked on EAD. Now she want to travel to India
Can she travel on H4 stamping or she need to get AP
Please Help
thanks
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Student with no hopes
01-20 09:06 AM
What happens to the people who graduated from the institute and applied for gc on its basis?
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05-27 03:19 PM
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martinvisalaw
06-24 04:40 PM
I agree that you should just send the G-325, if that is all they ask for. Just follow the instructions on the RFE regarding how to respond.
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GC9180
05-08 07:57 AM
same here, they stamped and returned back the one copy i showed
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dollar500
08-14 09:06 PM
Thank you for the email.
I have my I 140 approved long time back--Dec 2006 (I dont know which service center). So it was not concurrent filing.
If that's the case why people in this forum are so concerned about Texas SC. By that nobody on July 2nd should have filed to Texas, unless he/she is doing concurrent!
please clarify
I have my I 140 approved long time back--Dec 2006 (I dont know which service center). So it was not concurrent filing.
If that's the case why people in this forum are so concerned about Texas SC. By that nobody on July 2nd should have filed to Texas, unless he/she is doing concurrent!
please clarify
Horace Jones
07-15 09:12 AM
I agree that option B is the correct choice. They are looking for you to have a stable residency, so having it established as the application time nears makes the most sense. Still, I would consult with an expert or an attorney if you have the opportunity.
bugsbunny
05-01 04:19 PM
also see this for detailed rules
Electronic Code of Federal Regulations: (http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=ecfr;rgn=div5;view=text;node=20%3A3.0.2.1.36 ;idno=20;sid=690987c0156ce32c189d9ec09319aa2b;cc=e cfr)
Electronic Code of Federal Regulations: (http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=ecfr;rgn=div5;view=text;node=20%3A3.0.2.1.36 ;idno=20;sid=690987c0156ce32c189d9ec09319aa2b;cc=e cfr)