Mayday
04-03 03:49 PM
I'm in my 3rd year of my first H1-B which will be expired Sep. 2011.
If I transfer my H1-B now to another company, then do I automatically get another 3 years or do I have to file an extension after my H1-B has been transferred?
if you get transfer, new employer will have new LCA with new dates in it (as applied) and employer will fill I-129 with new dates. So when USCIS replies with I-797A there will be I-94 attached that matches new requested dates. So it will get extended to the end of new contract or 3 years, whichever happens sooner, because USCIS does not grant you presence for more than 3 years at once.
If I transfer my H1-B now to another company, then do I automatically get another 3 years or do I have to file an extension after my H1-B has been transferred?
if you get transfer, new employer will have new LCA with new dates in it (as applied) and employer will fill I-129 with new dates. So when USCIS replies with I-797A there will be I-94 attached that matches new requested dates. So it will get extended to the end of new contract or 3 years, whichever happens sooner, because USCIS does not grant you presence for more than 3 years at once.
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subba
11-02 09:14 AM
I believe you pay 10% penalty if you withdraw before retirement age, irrespective of whether you reside in the US at time of withdrawal.
However, note that it *might* be possible to save on taxes because you might have very little other US income in the year you withdraw. One dependency here is what tax laws and treaties your home country has on foreign income.
However, note that it *might* be possible to save on taxes because you might have very little other US income in the year you withdraw. One dependency here is what tax laws and treaties your home country has on foreign income.
harrydr
12-07 04:46 PM
Hello,
Basic question to my current situation and my plans for the future.
If i wait until my PD becomes current for me to file I-485 and once filling is done and i wait 6 months from the filling date to change my job,
1. Am i limited to change jobs only in the same corporation.
2. If not and i decide to start a new job (after 6 months of filling I-485 obviously) with a new corporation can the old company revoke my I-140 and I -485.
3. If yes, then does that mean i would have to start fro the beginning with the new company for my GC processing??
Thanks in advance for answering this complex situation.
Basic question to my current situation and my plans for the future.
If i wait until my PD becomes current for me to file I-485 and once filling is done and i wait 6 months from the filling date to change my job,
1. Am i limited to change jobs only in the same corporation.
2. If not and i decide to start a new job (after 6 months of filling I-485 obviously) with a new corporation can the old company revoke my I-140 and I -485.
3. If yes, then does that mean i would have to start fro the beginning with the new company for my GC processing??
Thanks in advance for answering this complex situation.
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03-28 01:25 PM
NetIP is a nationwide organization, though each chapter seems to function in a somewhat independent way. However, events that have been successful at one chapter tend to be taken up by other chapters.
The nationwide NetIP chairs did not respond to me, though the Bay Area president did.
Here is a list of chapters. There is a tri-state chapter.
http://www.netip.org/html/chapterinfo.html
Perhaps the NJ-NY IV team should encourage the Tri-State chapter to at least put up our link and send a mailer to members.
The nationwide NetIP chairs did not respond to me, though the Bay Area president did.
Here is a list of chapters. There is a tri-state chapter.
http://www.netip.org/html/chapterinfo.html
Perhaps the NJ-NY IV team should encourage the Tri-State chapter to at least put up our link and send a mailer to members.
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jatinr
06-19 12:27 AM
I live in GA. My 485 was filed at NSC and was receipted at CSC and transferred back to NSC.
As per the filing instructions, I will have to file EAD at Texas Service Center.
But some folks told me to file at the location where I-485 is pending.
I have the following questions
a> Where should I file my EAD renewal
b> Is it true, paper based EAD renewal does not require finger printing
As per the filing instructions, I will have to file EAD at Texas Service Center.
But some folks told me to file at the location where I-485 is pending.
I have the following questions
a> Where should I file my EAD renewal
b> Is it true, paper based EAD renewal does not require finger printing
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immigration1234
06-21 04:58 PM
Hi,
My attorney sent me a questinaire and the following is a part of the questionaire.
I don't have any of the below mentioned but a checking account. Do I need to have any of the following so that I can get approval for my I485?
Appreciate your help and thank you very much!
************************************************** *******
These questions are for the affidavit that shows you can support your spouse:
What is the date that you first came to the United States to live? ___________________________
Your Annual Salary: $________________________ Savings Amount: $________________________
Stocks and Bonds amount: $___________________ Life Insurance Amount: $__________________
(if you bought a house) House Total Value: $______________________________________
How much do you still owe on your mortgage? $______________________________________
If you own a house and have not listed the address above, please give the address of the house: __________________________________________________ _______________
************************************************** ********
My attorney sent me a questinaire and the following is a part of the questionaire.
I don't have any of the below mentioned but a checking account. Do I need to have any of the following so that I can get approval for my I485?
Appreciate your help and thank you very much!
************************************************** *******
These questions are for the affidavit that shows you can support your spouse:
What is the date that you first came to the United States to live? ___________________________
Your Annual Salary: $________________________ Savings Amount: $________________________
Stocks and Bonds amount: $___________________ Life Insurance Amount: $__________________
(if you bought a house) House Total Value: $______________________________________
How much do you still owe on your mortgage? $______________________________________
If you own a house and have not listed the address above, please give the address of the house: __________________________________________________ _______________
************************************************** ********
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GMKrishna
08-11 03:37 PM
You can re-file a denied I-140. In my case, first I-140 was denied in 2006 but never received the denial notice, so time for appeal lapsed. However, during 2007 July, we concurrently filed using the same labor. The second I-140 was approved in 2009. Both the I-140s were processed by Nebraska Service Center.
Hence, based on my experience, you can refile but you should be able to over come or at least have strong enough reasons to over come the cause of initial denial.
I am not sure on how to deal with with-drawl of your existing appeal and 485 petitions.
As far as 180 day rule of labor is concerned, my understanding is that, based on USCIS clarification, it only applies to initial filing of I-140 petition but not for re-filing as long as the original I-140 was filed with in permitted time. You can go through websites of Murthy / Rajiv Khanna for authentic information on this.
Good Luck,
Hence, based on my experience, you can refile but you should be able to over come or at least have strong enough reasons to over come the cause of initial denial.
I am not sure on how to deal with with-drawl of your existing appeal and 485 petitions.
As far as 180 day rule of labor is concerned, my understanding is that, based on USCIS clarification, it only applies to initial filing of I-140 petition but not for re-filing as long as the original I-140 was filed with in permitted time. You can go through websites of Murthy / Rajiv Khanna for authentic information on this.
Good Luck,
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enggr
10-06 03:06 PM
Readers,
My I-797 expires on Dec 20th 2008
My 6 year term of H1b is between 2004 Oct till 2010 Sep
My previously filed PERM & I-140 are under the verge of rejection due to a pending RFE.
I am planning to file another PERM. Even though I'm trying to do it ASAP, I'm wondering whether I have an advantage on filing new PERM before Dec 20th 2007.
While applying for H1B extension in Dec 2008, If I have an approved labor/pending I-140 I thought I could request for 3 year extension. If I don't have labor/I-140 pending I can only request for 20 months extension (as my 6 year H1B term ends on Sep 2010)
I read from a site that...
"One in H1B/H-4 status can extend to the end of the 6-year limit, and then take advantage of the provisions allowing extensions beyond the 6-year limitation, if the labor certification or I-140 was filed at least a year earlier."
When I asked this question to my attorney he said
You can file for an H-l B visa extension up to 6 years. You can only file for an extension past the 6th year if your labor certification and/or I-l40 was pending for more the 365 days prior to the 6th year on your H-lB Visa status. If not and your labor certification is approved and the I-l40 is pending then you can only request an extension in one (l) year increments only until a final decision is made.
So does this mean I can only request for a 12 month extension if labor/I-140 is pending on Nov 2008?
Readers, Please provide me your guidance....
Thanks in advance
My I-797 expires on Dec 20th 2008
My 6 year term of H1b is between 2004 Oct till 2010 Sep
My previously filed PERM & I-140 are under the verge of rejection due to a pending RFE.
I am planning to file another PERM. Even though I'm trying to do it ASAP, I'm wondering whether I have an advantage on filing new PERM before Dec 20th 2007.
While applying for H1B extension in Dec 2008, If I have an approved labor/pending I-140 I thought I could request for 3 year extension. If I don't have labor/I-140 pending I can only request for 20 months extension (as my 6 year H1B term ends on Sep 2010)
I read from a site that...
"One in H1B/H-4 status can extend to the end of the 6-year limit, and then take advantage of the provisions allowing extensions beyond the 6-year limitation, if the labor certification or I-140 was filed at least a year earlier."
When I asked this question to my attorney he said
You can file for an H-l B visa extension up to 6 years. You can only file for an extension past the 6th year if your labor certification and/or I-l40 was pending for more the 365 days prior to the 6th year on your H-lB Visa status. If not and your labor certification is approved and the I-l40 is pending then you can only request an extension in one (l) year increments only until a final decision is made.
So does this mean I can only request for a 12 month extension if labor/I-140 is pending on Nov 2008?
Readers, Please provide me your guidance....
Thanks in advance
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Humhongekamyab
06-16 04:41 PM
Hello Folks,
I am on H1-B and have an EAD. My Dad is a builder in Hyderabad and I want to promote the apartments in US. Can I rent an office space and just do marketing without registering a business? All sales will be completed in India.
Thanks for your advice,
Ramki
Notwithstanding the advice you get here, you should contact an attorney for legal advice. Don't act on the information you get here. You don't want to jeopardize you immigration status.
I am on H1-B and have an EAD. My Dad is a builder in Hyderabad and I want to promote the apartments in US. Can I rent an office space and just do marketing without registering a business? All sales will be completed in India.
Thanks for your advice,
Ramki
Notwithstanding the advice you get here, you should contact an attorney for legal advice. Don't act on the information you get here. You don't want to jeopardize you immigration status.
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10-01 09:19 PM
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So, its up to you.
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partha_vus
12-20 05:47 PM
Hi ,
I have applied 485 in July 2, 2007. Note that my PD Jan 2001 - EB3 (priority dated ported) And I140 is already approved. I have done FP in Oct 2007. Received EAD and AP way back.But I saw LUD on my 485 application on Dec 14, 2007.
Does this mean any thing. Message content is not changed though.
thanks,
:)
I have applied 485 in July 2, 2007. Note that my PD Jan 2001 - EB3 (priority dated ported) And I140 is already approved. I have done FP in Oct 2007. Received EAD and AP way back.But I saw LUD on my 485 application on Dec 14, 2007.
Does this mean any thing. Message content is not changed though.
thanks,
:)
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desidas
05-27 11:12 PM
Hi,
Got a 1-797 Notice of Action today in Mail for my pending I-485 and the Notice Type: WELCOME NOTICE: SECTION: Adjustment as direct beneficiary of immigrant petition.
In the details section it says" Welcome to United States"...your application for permanent residence has been approved...we will soon mail you a new Permananet Resident Card....
HOWEVER, the online status still shows "Case pending" and NO LUD update.
1. Any reason to get concerned as the online case status still show it as Pending altough I see approval in Mail Notice?
2. Should i call customer service?
3. How long typically the card in mail takes?
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Hi,
Got a 1-797 Notice of Action today in Mail for my pending I-485 and the Notice Type: WELCOME NOTICE: SECTION: Adjustment as direct beneficiary of immigrant petition.
In the details section it says" Welcome to United States"...your application for permanent residence has been approved...we will soon mail you a new Permananet Resident Card....
HOWEVER, the online status still shows "Case pending" and NO LUD update.
1. Any reason to get concerned as the online case status still show it as Pending altough I see approval in Mail Notice?
2. Should i call customer service?
3. How long typically the card in mail takes?
Thanks hyddsnr
Strange.
My welcome notice was generated last Thursday and no online update yet.
Interesting that both me and my wife got welcome notice in mail and neither me nor my wife LUD is updated nor any emails notification
Anyone else - any thoughts?
Hi,
EB2 India PD = Oct 2003 I -140 approved = July 2006
I -485 ND = July 10
Got a 1-797 Notice of Action today in Mail for my pending I-485 and the Notice Type: WELCOME NOTICE: SECTION: Adjustment as direct beneficiary of immigrant petition.
In the details section it says" Welcome to United States"...your application for permanent residence has been approved...we will soon mail you a new Permananet Resident Card....
HOWEVER, the online status still shows "Case pending" and NO LUD update.
1. Any reason to get concerned as the online case status still show it as Pending altough I see approval in Mail Notice?
2. Should i call customer service?
3. How long typically the card in mail takes?
.
Hi,
Got a 1-797 Notice of Action today in Mail for my pending I-485 and the Notice Type: WELCOME NOTICE: SECTION: Adjustment as direct beneficiary of immigrant petition.
In the details section it says" Welcome to United States"...your application for permanent residence has been approved...we will soon mail you a new Permananet Resident Card....
HOWEVER, the online status still shows "Case pending" and NO LUD update.
1. Any reason to get concerned as the online case status still show it as Pending altough I see approval in Mail Notice?
2. Should i call customer service?
3. How long typically the card in mail takes?
Thanks hyddsnr
Strange.
My welcome notice was generated last Thursday and no online update yet.
Interesting that both me and my wife got welcome notice in mail and neither me nor my wife LUD is updated nor any emails notification
Anyone else - any thoughts?
Hi,
EB2 India PD = Oct 2003 I -140 approved = July 2006
I -485 ND = July 10
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gcpool
05-29 08:39 AM
Stick with your wifes country dates. The dates in India wont be stable for long.
I requested(May 02nd) them to approve my case using "Cross-Chargeability", since my wife was born in non-retro country. But from June 01st, my PD (India) also becomes current. I really don't know what to do now?
I requested(May 02nd) them to approve my case using "Cross-Chargeability", since my wife was born in non-retro country. But from June 01st, my PD (India) also becomes current. I really don't know what to do now?
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pappu
01-22 03:52 PM
the link you provided did not show any "Interestnig Cricket Widget on IV". Is that the correct link?
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Thanks Sanju
The correct link is http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/blog.php?u=31942
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Thanks Sanju
The correct link is http://immigrationvoice.org/forum/blog.php?u=31942
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uffyegc
02-09 06:14 AM
Hi,
I have applied 485 through a lawyer. The lawfirm sold their company to some one else. I was asked to file G28 and I didn't file for G28 yet.
I got a mail saying I was sent RFE n Feb 4th. I haven't received the letter yet. Would the RFE go to lawyer or me?
What should I do now?
Thank you.
I have applied 485 through a lawyer. The lawfirm sold their company to some one else. I was asked to file G28 and I didn't file for G28 yet.
I got a mail saying I was sent RFE n Feb 4th. I haven't received the letter yet. Would the RFE go to lawyer or me?
What should I do now?
Thank you.
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08-07 09:40 AM
These are fun and hot summer days for us Immigration lawyers filing H1B cases (http://www.h1b.biz/lawyer-attorney-1137085.html). As employers are starting to hire again, we are faced with the challenges of the new Labor Condition Application System, iCert.
The Labor Condition Application is a document which must be certified by the US Department of Labour and it an integral part in the H-1B applications. This document details the terms and conditions of employment, details of the employer, the work profile, rate of salary, prevailing salary (it means the lowest salary that can be paid to a h-1b visa holder) and the location where the h-1b holder will work. As of July 1, 2009 all LCA applications must be done via the icert system (http://icert.doleta.gov/)
In the past week or so many LCA cases came back with denial notices. The notices had the following language:
Reason for Denial: Section C.12 of this application contains an obvious inaccuracy. The Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) value entered in Section C.12 of the ETA Form 9035E could not be verified by the CNPC as a valid nine-digit FEIN assigned by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). In order for the employer to overcome the issue identified on the denial determination for any future LCAs submitted using this exact FEINThe solution according to AILA for correcting an LCA denial when DOL states it cannot verify the FEIN is to provide FEIN documentation to the LCA Helpdesk in Chicago. This morning, DOL revised the FEIN-based iCERT denial notice, and it contains information on what documents to send via email to DOL or by fax. We hope this will resolve the problem and the unnecessary delays as the system takes almost a week to process a regular case. We will keep you posted.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2009/08/h1b_visa_lawyer_about_icert_wo.html)
The Labor Condition Application is a document which must be certified by the US Department of Labour and it an integral part in the H-1B applications. This document details the terms and conditions of employment, details of the employer, the work profile, rate of salary, prevailing salary (it means the lowest salary that can be paid to a h-1b visa holder) and the location where the h-1b holder will work. As of July 1, 2009 all LCA applications must be done via the icert system (http://icert.doleta.gov/)
In the past week or so many LCA cases came back with denial notices. The notices had the following language:
Reason for Denial: Section C.12 of this application contains an obvious inaccuracy. The Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) value entered in Section C.12 of the ETA Form 9035E could not be verified by the CNPC as a valid nine-digit FEIN assigned by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). In order for the employer to overcome the issue identified on the denial determination for any future LCAs submitted using this exact FEINThe solution according to AILA for correcting an LCA denial when DOL states it cannot verify the FEIN is to provide FEIN documentation to the LCA Helpdesk in Chicago. This morning, DOL revised the FEIN-based iCERT denial notice, and it contains information on what documents to send via email to DOL or by fax. We hope this will resolve the problem and the unnecessary delays as the system takes almost a week to process a regular case. We will keep you posted.
More... (http://www.visalawyerblog.com/2009/08/h1b_visa_lawyer_about_icert_wo.html)
WeShallOvercome
11-20 01:55 PM
what does it mean? If you apply your 485 on July 2nd, within 6 months time (by Jan 2nd) you will get 485 approved?
This question has been asked 100000000 times..
your I-485 will be adjudicated in 6 months IF and ONLY IF your PD is current and your security checks are cleared. Without these 2 conditions, the processing times are pretty much useless for us.
This question has been asked 100000000 times..
your I-485 will be adjudicated in 6 months IF and ONLY IF your PD is current and your security checks are cleared. Without these 2 conditions, the processing times are pretty much useless for us.
gaffarkhan
07-16 02:23 PM
Mine showing as they recd on October 2nd 2006. Whether anybody got approved in that range from Nebraska?
Thanks,
GK
Thanks,
GK
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